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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2014
Page
2
The Journal-World obituary policy provides contact for running obituaries 832-7151 and states that notices run as submitted by funeral homes or families of the deceased.
Linda Louise Hamilton 59 of KC Missouri died April 10 2014 surrounded by family Born May 22 1954 in Kansas City to Carl L Gaddis and Louise Shepard She was preceded in death by her father brother Stacy Hall Survivors include husband Dale two daughters Teresa Compton and Becky Foster mother Edna Shepard brothers Mike and Stephen Gaddis sister Rena Wade ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews A Celebration of Life will be 6 to 8 pm Monday April 14 2014 at White Chapel Funeral Home with burial at Wild Horse Cemetery McLouth Kansas Tuesday April 15 2014 Arrangements by DW Newcomer s Sons White Chapel Funeral Home 6600 N Antioch Gladstone Missouri 816 452 8419 Please sign guestbook at Obituaries LJWorld com
Jon Thomas Isaacs 68 of rural Lawrence dies April 10 2014 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 1 pm Tuesday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with viewing 6 30 to 8 pm Monday. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Veronica two sons Neal and John five grandchildren and sister Mary Ann Saunders. Memorials to Prairie Paws Animal Shelter.
Kansas officials and lawmakers gathered to outline a fifty year plan for water resources amid sediment-filled lakes in the east and drought pressures on the Ogallala aquifer in the west. Proposals include diverting Missouri River water to irrigate the southwest while preserving aquifer life. critics warn the aqueduct is impractical and costly. Public forums will refine the draft, with a final meeting set for November in Manhattan.
A 48 year old Lawrence man Scott H Kobel pleaded no contest to aggravated battery after plea negotiations. District Judge Peggy Kittel will sentences Kobel June 20. The deal seeks a 154 month term. Kobel must register as a sex offender for 15 years. The August hearing described the choking as sexually motivated. Kobel has been jailed since July on 100000 bond and has a prior Douglas County theft conviction.
Pitts argued America splits between ideals and reality and praised those aiding unseen people. He noted the Zimmerman trial and voting rights act changes as signs of a colder, nastier political climate. Lerner, longtime Menninger psychologist, spoke on personal issues in relationships and offered eight steps for courageous change, stressing honesty while avoiding bluntness.
University committee weighs four focus areas for online and hybrid courses including quality and assessment, faculty time for course creation, compensation and rights for content, and aligning online education with the university mission. Some fear a decline in quality or replacement of instructors, while others see online learning as inevitable and market driven. Students raise concerns about tuition value and access, noting online courses may benefit those with work or family commitments.
The Lawrence Journal World provides contact details for editors Julie Wright and Tom Keegan, plus Ann Gardner and circulation director Mike Countryman, with phone numbers and email addresses for newsroom, editorial, and classifieds at 645 New Hampshire Street News Center Lawrence Kansas.
Contact details for delivery, billing, and service questions. Includes Call numbers 832-7199 for issues, and general paper lines 843-1000 or toll-free 800-578-8748. Published daily by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas at Sixth and New Hampshire. Postal change address: Lawrence Journal-World P.O. Box 888.
Lottery results highlight a hot Lotto draw with numbers 3 42 44 47 57 and the Powerball or multiplier showing 8. No further context provided on winners or payouts.
Fr iday markets report slight declines in grain futures with Corn down 2.15 cents to 4.99 a bushel Soybeans off 19.25 cents to 14.63 Wheat down 3 cents to 7.20 and Oil gaining 34 cents to 103.74. Gold up 1.50 to 1320 and Silver slipping 15 cents to 19.95 while 30 year Treasuries ease 0.02 to 3.48. Platinum listed as not available.
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