Nelle Marshall Barnhill Gollier dies at 97 in Ottawa
Nelle Marshall Barnhill Gollier 97 of Ottawa died Aug 4 2011. Funeral 11 am Wednesday at First United Methodist Church of Ottawa with burial at Highland Cemetery. Survived by two sons, four grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Memorials to church or hospital charity.
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Funeral services for Doris Opal Churchbaugh announced
Doris Opal Churchbaugh died Friday August 5 2011 at Delmar Gardens Overland Park Kansas. Funeral arrangements are pending with Rumsey Yost Funeral Home in Overland Park.
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John D. Robbins Jr. Church Services Held in Oskaloosa
John D. Robbins Jr., 76, of Oskaloosa, died at Providence Medical Center Kansas City Kansas. Services at 10 a.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church Oskaloosa, with burial at Pleasant View Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the church.
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Memorial service for Ginger Earlene Pope in Lawrence
Ginger Earlene Pope, 45, of Wood River Illinois, will have a memorial service at 10 30 a m Tuesday at Ninth Street Baptist Church in Lawrence. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. She died Saturday July 30 2011 after a brief illness due to cancer. She was born August 24 1965 in Wichita the daughter of Earl D Pope and Audrey P Pope. She attended Lawrence public schools and Washburn Rural High School Topeka. She worked at Kansas Neurological Institute Topeka Davol Inc Lawrence and was a child care provider. Survivors include her brother Steven C Pope and wife Maria Lawrence two nieces Audrey M Pope and Marissa Pope and a nephew Kristian Pope. She was preceded in death by her parents.
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Celebration of Life for Steven Lee McInroy in Lawrence
Steven Lee McInroy of Lawrence died August 4 2011 at home. A celebration of life service will be held August 13 at 1 p.m. at Chapel of Lecompton. Born June 19 1954 in Beloit he was a master carpenter who lived in California and Hawaii before returning to Kansas. He married Marianne Lahey in 1978 they later divorced leaving daughters Sara Marie McInroy and Stacy Madonna Glendros. Memorials may go to Heartland Hospice or to his daughters in care of Kathy Carlson. Chapel Oaks of Lawrence is in charge of arrangements.
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Oskaloosa
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Topeka
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Chapel Oaks
Journal World obituary policy overview
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SRS leaders meet to discuss keeping Lawrence office open
Kansas officials including SRS Chief of Staff Jeff Kahrs and Gov ernment Affairs Director Gary Haul met with Lawrence leaders behind closed doors to explore keeping the Lawrence SRS office open. Douglas County officials declined to discuss specifics while Brownback and Siedlecki push closures to save administrative costs. Local officials argued the $400,000 in stated savings is overstated and that many vulnerable residents would lose critical services.
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KU to pursue civil case over ticket scheme focus shifted
KU officials say they recovered about 430000 through insurance claims and criminal restitution after a ticket scheme from 2005 to 2010 rocked the university. Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little opted against a civil suit, directing funds toward future student-athletes, with ongoing garnishments to satisfy court orders.
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Westar settles with Wittig and Lake after 25 years
Wittig and Westar shareholder Lykins describe a long running dispute over severance pay and legal fees. Westar set aside about 90 million to cover claims, with regulator saying shareholders will pay, not customers, though bills fund the reserve. Wittig served federal prison time in a separate banking case.
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Kansas groups plan four August meetings on health insurance exchange
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Kansas Insurance Department will host four public meetings in August to discuss design and implementation of a proposed Kansas Health Insurance Exchange. Speakers include Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger. Sessions run 1:30 to 4 p.m. at varied Kansas venues. registration required.
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Friday Poll on Lawrence Brick Streets Public Opinion
A local poll asks how often residents attend religious services with options from two or more times weekly to rarely or never. Separate Friday poll gauges support for brick streets in Lawrence with multiple response options and invites viewers to LJWorld.com for more results.
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