Deaths in Kansas area mark April 1992 obituaries
Obituary notices cover John L. Spiess of Hays aged 81 with service details at St. Joseph's Church and burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Also listed are Raymond J. Diekman, John Marquette, and Keith D. Hampton with funeral plans, birth and death dates, military or career notes, survivors, and memorial suggestions. A Tongoxnie and Wichita service appear for other deceased individuals. The notices include call times, locations, and memorial fund guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
John L. Spiess
St. Joseph’s Church
Matthew Gross
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Mr. Spiess
Hays Medical Center
Norton County
Charles
Agnes Miller Spiess
St. Joseph
Conception Seminary
Conception
Spiess
Sun Oil Cementing Co
Glenn Nye Drilling Co
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Council of the Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Third Order of St. Francis
Eleanor Neuburger
Carol Weigel
Lawrence
Sharon Cohoon
Huntington Beach
Calif
John
LaCygne
Jim
Wichita
Joe
Overland Park
Jerry
Russell
Rose Konzem
Salina
Catherine Gross
Fort Collins
Colo
Martin Spiess
Berthoud
James
Regina Braun Spiess
Brock
North Hill Chapel
Order of St. Francis
Knights of Columbus
Mid-America
Hays Catholic
John Raymond Marquette
Newcomer's Chapel
Johnson County Memorial Gardens
Mr. Marquette
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Kansas City
Mary Allsman Marquette
Lawrence High School
Marquette
Allsman Corp
Mary Ann Ramseyer
John Marquette
Rogers
Ark
Mesa
Ariz
Sally Purcell
Topeka
Susie Howell
Leawood
Alan
Spring
Tonganoxie
Raymond J. Diekman
Quisenberry Chapel
Mount Hope Cemetery
Mr. Diekman
August A
Jennie M. Verhage Diekman
Larry D. Glessner
Cochran Mortuary
Glessner
Julesburg
James Lee
Neva Lucille Peterson Glessner
Kansas University
Southeast High School
Donna Glessner
Kempner
Tex
Kathy Glessner
Scottsdale
S. Edgemoor
Clathe
Keith D. Hampton
Olathe
W.L. Frye & Son
Dean Hickerson
Ulysses Cemetery
Ulysses
Mr. Hampton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robert
Jennie Hampton
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Route Traffic Control Center
FAA
National Communication Center
Korea
114Th Jayhawk Squadron
R.C. Barnstormers
Lois Brown
Dennis Carmichael
Scott Carmichael
Sparks
Okla
Denese Loper
Eudora
Joy Johnson
Excelsior Springs
Marjorie Wilderson
Lee’s Summit
Phillips Mortuary
American Heart Assn
Reeds Rd
Traffic counts falter for Sixth Street signal decision in Lawrence
Lawrence reports show 68 northbound vehicles per hour from Mississippi at the Sixth Street intersection, far below KDOT’s 150-vehicle peak-hour threshold. City officials question May counts, cite possible computer issues, and prepare a report for commissioners to send to KDOT for a final signal decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
KDOT
Sixth Street
Lawrence City
Pinckney School
City Public Works
Ween
Gorman
Lawrence
Employees adjust W-4 forms amid tax withholding changes
Employers report a noticeable but varied rise in W-4 changes as workers see paychecks rise. At Bendix/K ing Mobile Communications, about 50 of 490 Lawrence employees updated their withholding, while Kansas University reports a slight uptick among its roughly 8,000 staff. Judith McFadden of Lawrence Memorial Hospital notes about 10 percent have filed new W-4s, with others considering the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Scott Dalton
Bendix
King Mobile Communications
Haskell
Lawrence
Dalton
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Pat Bush
Packer Plastics Inc
Packer Rd
Mild winter boosts sales and tourism across local businesses
Local managers report mixed results from the mild winter. Checkers Foods saved on lot cleaning but sold more early season staples. Westlake Hardware saw weaker snow related items yet gains in spring categories. Tourism and recreation benefited with outdoor activity up, golf rounds rising, and car wash traffic increasing despite no snow. City crews saved on overtime while winter wheat growers expect better conditions due to rain and warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Aholt
Westlake Hardware
W. 23Rd
Spe
Kyle Petty
Dos Hombres
N.H
al Hernandez
Iowa
Tom Orzulak
Lawrence
Garry Keeler
Douglas County
KPERS Receives 2 Million Settlement From Topeka Bank
The Kansas Public Employees Retirement System will get 2 million from Commerce Bank and Trust of Topeka over six months as part of a settlement to avoid litigation over investment losses totaling 133 million. The bank admits no wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
Kpers Board of Trustees
Commerce Bank and Trust of
KPERS
Commerce
EPERS
Kpers Board
Michael K. Russell
Kenneth H. Koger
Koger
Shawnee County
Russell
Lawrence area crime and court notes highlight ongoing cases
Jewelry valued at 5005 dollars was stolen from an unlocked residence in the 600 block of Louisiana between 7 p.m. Wednesday and 1 p.m. Thursday. An 11-year-old Lawrence boy reported a BB gun fired from a reddish orange late 1970s model car at about 4 p.m. Wednesday in the 2300 block of Ousdahl. Firefighters cleaned an antifreeze spill on Tennessee and battled a car fire on East 24th with 5000 dollars in damage. two KU students remain in hospital after separate incidents. Douglas County judge to rule on homicide case against Marvin J. Schaal tied to a 1980 death. five fraternity members face dropped charges in a goat theft case. local driving with suspended license charges updated to felony if prior convictions exist. Also listed are adoptable pets and shelter rules at the Lawrence Humane Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Lawrence
Ousdahl
Tennessee
East 24Th
Douglas County
Ralph M. King
Marvin J. Schaal
Christopher Bread
Bread
15Th Street
Schaal
Carl Fleming
Fleming
Jason Long
John Perry
Ryan C. Waxse
Andrew Goldenberg
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Tenn
Kansas City
Gail Armstrong
John B. Holt
Holt
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John R. Marquette
George
Leavenworth County
KU Student Body
Vision Coalition
Brad Garlinghouse
Lance Wright
Unless Coaliion
Unless
Jean Winter
Chris Stong
Judith McFadden
Terry McWilliams
Checkers Foods
Kansas
Minnesota
Dave Randall
Alvamar Golf & Country Club
Crossgate Dr
Nicole Roberson
Pro
Brad Demo
Alvamar Public
Lee Kennedy
Dale Willey Pontiac-Cadillac Inc
Orzulak
Bank OK
Law Enforcement
Carrol Schopper
Kansas University Medical Center
Schopper
KUMC
North Third Street
Kansas Turnpike
Matthew Young
Kan
Young
Harold P. Majors
Majors
Mark Knopke
Pets For Adoption
Lawrence Humane Society