Deaths and memorial notices from Kansas obituaries
Obituaries note Danny’s life celebration set for Apr 27 at Playerz in Kansas City. Danny died Apr 15, 2013. Ralph Everett Sader, 101, Eudora, KS, died Apr 10, 2013. Memorial service May 11, 2013, in Eudora. A Perry, KS resident, 90, died Apr 25 with visitation Apr 28 at Perry United Methodist Church and services Apr 29.
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Danny
Playerz
19Th
Haskell
Rumsey-Yost.com
Ralph Everett Sader
Eudora
Medical Lodge
Perry, KS
Perry United Methodist Church
Barnettfamilysh.com
Richard Turner obituary in Ottawa at 96
Richard Turner of Ottawa died April 22, 2013 at 96. Survived by son Don Turner and wife Linda of Ottawa, daughter Margaret Turner of Lawrence, granddaughter Jamie Turner of Osawatomie, and two great grandchildren Kinleigh Johnson and RJ. Funeral 10:00 a.m. Saturday April 27 at First Christian Church Ottawa. Lamb Roberts Funeral Home in charge. Sign guestbook at Obituaries LJWorld.com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Turner
Ottawa
Don Turner
Linda
Margaret Turner
Lawrence
Jamie Turner
Osawatomie
Kinleigh Johnson
First Christian Church
Lamb- Roberts
LJ World
Dick Bedell 72 dies after long service and faith in Missouri
J Richard Dick Bedell 72 a Castle Partners executive and longtime Missouri conservationist died April 23 2013 at Barnes Jewish Hospital St. Louis He lived on a Carter County farm near Current River a University of Southwestern Louisiana track scholar and family man Survivors include three daughters seven grandchildren one great grandchild three brothers and a wide circle of relatives A visitation is set for April 26 2013 at McSpadden Funeral Home Van Buren with a 10 00 am funeral Saturday at Big Barren Cemetery Memorials may go to the United Methodist Church Building Fund in Van Buren
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J. Richard
Dick” Bedell
Barnes Jewish Hospital
St. Louis
Bedell
Carter County
Current River
Castle Partners
Don
United Methodist Church
van Buren
Church Building Fund
Missouri Health Care Association
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Tracy Bedell
Curtis Atwood
Lawrence
Kan
Wendy Bedell Kreps
Scott
Anacoco
Tiffany Quayhagen
Leesvill
Maci Quayhagen
Wyatt Berryman
Allen Bedell
Lou
Hot Springs
Ark
Don Bedell
Pam
Sikeston
Tom Bedell
Della
Dave Buffington
McSpadden Funeral Home
Big Barren
United Methodist Church Building Fund
LJ World.com
Eldridge H Matthews Graveside Rites
Eldridge H Matthews 84 of Lawrence died April 24 2013 in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Graveside services held April 27 2013 at Memorial Park Cemetery. He was born August 31 1928 in Robertson County Tennessee and was a journeyman electrotyper. He married Mary Inez Hayes in 1947 and later Diana Day in 1967. He leaves three sons Jerry Michael Greg and two grandsons and two great grandchildren. Memorials to the American Cancer Society. Warren McElwain Mortuary. Lawrence Kansas.
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Eldridge H. Matthews
Lawrence
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eldridge Was
Robertson County
John Henry and
Lula Lorene (Truelove) Matthews
Order of Eagles
VFW
Mary Inez Hayes
Georgia
Diana Day
Jerry Matthews
Oregonia
Michael Allen Matthews
Dayton
Greg Matthews
Boulder
Jeff Matthews
Champaign
Wesley Matthews
Spring Valley
Lauren Matthews
Gwyndolyn Matthews
Don Barnett
D. Nadine Barnett
Cecil Larry Matthews
American Cancer Society
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Warrenmcelwain.com
Ljworld.com
KU Architecture Program Born From Engineering Roots
The KU architecture program started in 1912 within the School of Engineering to design a building that would become Strong Hall. Goldwin Goldsmith, once an apprentice of Stanford White, led the hiring, bringing East Coast faculty who later included Wright apprentices.
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Guenther
School of Engineering
Frank Strong
Strong Hall
Stephen Grabow
Strong
Goldwin Goldsmith
Stanford White
New York
Grabow
Frank Lloyd Wright
Plains
Centennial display highlights KU architecture history
Visitors can view a century of KU architecture history in Marvin Hall with a wall timeline, a gallery of student projects dating to the 1920s in room 216, and a display of global events. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. An architectural evolution from classical to modern sustainability is noted.
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Marvin Hall
Kansas lawmakers brace for legal fights over abortion and gun laws
Governor lawmaker plans forecast up to 500000 to defend anti abortion law and 225000 for a Kansas only gun law. Officials anticipate challenges to July effective provisions including drug testing public assistance and automatic union dues deductions.
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Schmidt
Kansas
Lic
Senate Committee
Ty Masterson
Andover
Masterson
Sen
Laura Kelly
Topeka
Ways and Means
Planned Parenthood
Tory
Elise Higgins
National Organization For Women’s State Chapter
Mary Kay Culp
Kansans For Life
Statehouse
Culp
Senators debate NBAF bonding amid cost and risk concerns
State lawmakers weigh increased bonding for the NBAF project as the Legislature reconvenes May 8. Senators Abrams Denning Melcher and Fitzgerald raise fears about pathogen risk, rising costs, and federal budget impact, while Fulmer defends the facility and long term food security. Retiring bonds would cost about 15 million annually.
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Steve Abrams
Arkansas City
Abrams
Fulmer
Tion
Jim Denning
Overland Park
Kansas
Denning
Jeff Melcher
Rleawood
Steve Fitzgerald
R-Leavenworth
Fitzgerald
Journal-World Staff Notes Editor Details
Lawrence Journal-World publication information lists daily editions by The World Company. It covers address, phone numbers, post office box for changes, and circulation and AP affiliations for the Lawrence Kansas newspaper.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Markets Close Mixed Amid Tight Trading Amid Mixed Signals
The Dow rose 24.50 to 14,700.80 while the Nasdaq gained 20.34 to 3,289.99 and the S&P 500 advanced 6.37 to 1,585.16. Treasury yield on the 30 year stood at 2.91 percent. Corn fell six cents to 6.45, soybeans rose 20 cents to 14.24, and wheat added 25 cents to 7.64. Oil traded at 93.64, gold moved up 38.30 to 1,462.00, silver climbed 1.31 to 24.14, and platinum reached 1,464.10.
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Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Kansas uses tax cuts and sales tax rise to plug deficit
Revenue projections show a $745 million drop next fiscal year from a current $6.199 billion. tax receipts fell during the recession from $5.809 billion in 2007 to $5.191 billion in 2010, with $450 million less income tax and $270 million less state sales tax. Gov Brownback previously cut income taxes and raised sales tax, now seeking to make 6.3 percent permanent to avoid higher education cuts amid Democratic opposition and fiscal crisis concerns.
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Consensus
Legislative Research Department
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild contact line
Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild can be reached at 785-423-0668. The notice provides the contact number for reader inquiries.
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Kansas University
Matt Erickson
Statehouse
Scott Rothschild
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Floyd Swafford
J. Richard “Dick” Bedell
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Warrenmcelawain.com
Sizzler
School of Architecture and Urban Design
Wright
Gaunt
Perry Lake
Journal-World
Sworld.com
N.H
News Center
Mark Potts
Ann Gardner
Tom Keegan
Tkeegan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dow Industrials
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