Death notices for Kaitlyn Raine Mitchell infant
Funeral services for Kaitlyn Raine Mitchell will be held at 11 am Wednesday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home in Lawrence. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. Kaitlyn died Aug 6, 2004, at home, born July 31, 2004 in Lawrence. Survived by Adennis Mitchell, Lori Yellowbird, Ambrosia Howell, Judy Van Nice. Memorials may be sent to Kaitlyn Raine Mitchell Memorial Fund. Online condolences at rumsey-yost.com.
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Kaitlyn Raine Mitchell
Lawrence
Josh Cayne Mitchell
Tonya Howell
Rumsey- Yost Funeral
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kaitlyn
Adennis Mitchell
Lori Yellowbird
Ambrosia
Parole in sight for fourhorn murder case
Fourhorn, convicted of first degree murder and aggravated burglary, faces parole after past legal woes and a 17 month consecutive sentence for aggravated escape. His path to release depends on serving the 17 months, with prior parole denials noted. Also awaiting parole are Derek A. Meek and David Jackson Jr, both with multi county convictions and current confinement in Ellsworth and Wichita facilities.
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Puckett
Fourhorn
Stan Hazlett
Mike Malone
Wichita
Wyandotte
Sedgwick
Kansas Department of Corrections
Affalter
James Chadwick Fourhorn
Douglas County
Derek A. Meek
Ellsworth
Shawnee County
David Jackson Jr
Parole Board Schedules Public Comment Sessions
The Kansas Parole Board will hold public comment sessions later this month for opinions on possible parole of inmates. Sessions run Aug 23 10 am to noon at City Hall Kansas City Kan, Aug 26 11 am to 2 pm at Finney State Office Building Wichita, and Aug 30 8:30 am to 10:30 am at London State Office Building Topeka. Written comments may be sent to the London building room 452 Topeka 66612-1220.
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Kansas Parole Board
City Hall
Seventh St
Kansas City
Kan
Finney State Office
William St
Wichita
London State Office
Jackson St
Parole Board
London Building
Topeka
Free State High School
Pam Bushouse
Lawrence
Nebraska cities push toward statewide smoking ban
Nebraska cities including Lincoln Omaha Bellevue and Grand Island debate smoking bans in restaurants bars and workplaces aiming to set a statewide trend. Activists argue secondhand smoke harms health while officials weigh public votes and broader restrictions.
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Nebraska
Omana A. Nes
Dave Holmquist
America Cancer Society
Nebrasa
Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
Maine
Delaware
California
Ireland
India
Lincoln
Omaha
Bellevue
Grand Island
Mike Foley
Lin
Coln
Foley
Mike Johanns
Terri Teuber
Nebraska Restaurant Assn
Jim Partington
Huerta
Kay McMinn
Buffalo County Tobacco Free Coalition
Kearney
McMinn
Moore Favored To Win In Tight 3rd District Race
Political analyst Nathan Gonzales calls the 3rd District toss up tilting Democrat while Dennis Moore, a former Johnson County district attorney, appeals to voters on personal connections. Brownback and Sabato critique Republican margins as Moore’s incumbency and district balance shape a closely watched contest.
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Moore
Johnson County
Douglas County
Lawrence
Johnson and
Wyandotte
Wyandotte County
Nathan Gonzales
Rothenberg Political Report
Gonzales
House
Dennis Moore
U.S
Sam Brownback
Kan
Brownback
Vince Snowbarger
Dennis
Congress
Sabato
State readies defenses for agroterrorism with wide mobilization
Kansas officials outline primary military help and state resources to counter a foreign animal disease attack. They would call on reserve units from other services once local assets exhaust. The plan envisions quarantines within six miles of infections, roadfront Guardsmen, and initial National Guard deployment of about 2,000. A voluntary pool of 200 veterinarians backs state and federal teams.
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Teagarden
National Guard
Kansas
Bunting
U.S. Agriculture Department
Kansas State University
Ford
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Kaidyn Raine Mitchell
el Dorado
Mike Belt
Salina
Kansas Cities
Political Scientist
Midland
Hospice Care
New Hampshire
Massa
Lawrence Children’s Choir Presents
Evenwnisi
Financial Office
Loren
Kans
Lee Commission
LawrenceChildrensChoir.org
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