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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2004
Page
5
Services for Lavinia McEndree, 77, Lawrence, are pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary. Mrs. McEndree died Wednesday, April 28, 2004, at Eudora Nursing Center.
Barbara J. Lown 61 of Lawrence dies April 27 2004 in The Windsor Place. Services at 2 p.m. Friday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband Joseph E. Lown Jr daughter Sheila Lillard sister Janice McFadden brother Billy Wayne Bell three grandchildren two great grandchildren. Memorials to American Heart Association. Online condolences at Rumsey Yost.
Edith May Baldwin 88 of Lawrence died Tuesday April 27 2004 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Graveside services Friday at Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born March 20 1916 in Richmond Missouri and lived in Lawrence since 1948. She worked in food service at Lawrence High School and Kansas University and earlier at Sunflower Army Ordnance Plant. She was a member of First Christian Church. Survived by two sons John and Kenny Baldwin both of Lawrence a brother and four sisters and multiple grandchildren. The family will receive friends today from 6 to 7 30 p m at Warren McElwain Mortuary. Memorials to Boy Scouts Troop 53.
Overland Park memorial service for Justin J Judd Spence 85 held at Holy Spirit Catholic Church. Burial at Resurrection Cemetery. Spence died April 22 2004 at home born October 12 1918 son of Loretta Finn and William J Spence WWII veteran served in 79th Infantry Bronze Star discharged as captain in 1945 retired from Guerlain in 1983 active with Holy Spirit Spirit Movers. Survived by wife Jane Beardsley Spence two sons Joe Phoenix Steve Edgora two daughters Mary Winstead Chicago Ann Bowren Lenexa numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. A son Tom died in 1975. Donations to St Josephs Auxiliary care of Porter Funeral Home.
Services for Doris Eugenia Brune Jones 89 of Okmulgee will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at McClendon Winters Funeral Home Chapel. She died Tuesday April 27 2004 at Southcrest Hospital Tulsa born March 4 1915 in Lawrence Kansas. She owned Eugenia's Antiques and pentachina and was a member of First Christian Church. Survived by sister Ruth Bowlin two brothers Harold and Dan Brune and a grandson. Memorials to the First United Methodist Church food pantry.
Kansas lawmakers debated school funding taxes as Senate Republicans pressed private talks and a 30 to 10 majority struggled to unite on plans raising sales or income taxes. A sharp anti tax push from Americans for Prosperity triggered countercharges, while chamber politics split the Kansas business community and deeper gay marriage fears resurfaced with a potential constitutional amendment.
The five Daisy Hill halls Jayhawker Towers and Stouffer Place apartments lost Internet access this week as KU fights a self replicating worm. Allison Lopez says EU officials have met to seek solutions. Late lab hours may continue, decision by Friday, hot line 864-1100 for updates, fliers posted on Daisy Hill. Todd Cohen notes restoration timing is uncertain.
Nationally known classics professor Stanley Lombardo will direct the Kansas University Honors Program starting in June. He has taught Greek and Latin plus mythology and Greek literature since 1976, succeeding Barbara Schowen who retired after seven years as director and 26 years on the faculty. The program serves about 1,500 students annually, helps with Rhodes and Truman scholarship applications, and runs KU’s undergraduate research program.
Former Navy secretary criticizes the Iraq war arguing it stemmed from Cheney and a war minded circle, not Bush family plans. Student Jonathan Panzer of Austin challenges unilateral war claim. The ninth annual Walter S. Sutton Lecture was hosted by KU's International Center for Ethics in Business, a joint effort of the School of Business and Liberal Arts.
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