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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2012
Page
2
Information about running obituaries in the Journal World states that obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families, with contact for submissions and a phone number provided for funeral notices.
Memorial services for Shirley M. Rutherford, 85, Eudora, are pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain. She died Aug. 12 at Medicalodges Eudora.
Memorial service for Bette Henry Mallonee Hulser, 70, Topeka, will be at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church at 1 p.m. Thursday. She died August 9, 2012.
Ruth L Snodgrass Freeland 99 of Pioneer Ridge Lawrence Kansas born September 27 1912 Burns Kansas died August 12 2012 in Lawrence She was a devout Christian nurse and mother of three with ten grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Visitation and funeral service scheduled at Warren McElwain Mortuary Lawrence with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Memorials suggested to Lawrence Wesleyan Church.
DeSalvo explains an early inquiry process before the full committee meets. Some students do not realize their behavior could threaten, and are quickly guided to stop. The team may refer severely distressed cases to Bert Nash Center or involve KU Police. Shoemaker notes the group aids with accommodations rather than discipline. Calls to the service are rising as awareness grows.
The seven members include Frank DeSalvo chair and associate vice provost for student affairs, Schuyler Bailey captain KU Office of Public Safety, Stephen Iardi associate professor psychology, Michael Maestas director Counseling and Psychological Services, Diana Robertson director Department of Student Housing, Andrew Shoemaker associate director Academic Achievement and Access Center, and Ane Tuttle assistant vice provost for student affairs.
Kansas officials will drain Kingman State Fishing Lake amid drought to kill the existing fish population and eliminate invasive white perch and carp. After draining over weeks, rotenone will purge the lake, then restocking with northern pike, largemouth bass, channel catfish and bluegill is planned to rehabilitate its sport fishery.
City officials plan to roll out 65 gallon carts for all single family homes with a 120 day right sizing period and options for 35 or 95 gallon sizes. Rates range from about 14.44 to 15.94 per month with some reductions for existing cart renters and no overall rate hike planned.
Headquarters, one of 23 state and tribal groups to win Garrett Lee Smith Memorial Act funding, will use the grant for new statewide programming on death by own action prevention. The 42 year old nonprofit, with a $200000 annual budget, relies on donations and grants for services including bereavement and child safety programs and runs a 24 hour hotline.
Marcia Epstein of Headquarters Counseling Center in Lawrence offers steps to help during personal crisis. Listen, show you care, and ask if thoughts include death by own action. For teens, involve a trusted adult. for adults, ensure company and access to trained help. End by listing local hotlines and services.
Editors and editors emails listed for Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner and Tom Keegan with phone numbers. Advertising contact Susan Cantrell and sales office details provided. Outreach options include email news ljworld.com and post office address in Lawrence Kansas 66044.
Today’s poll asks which events readers will watch after the Olympics. Baseball playoffs, college and professional football and basketball, hockey, or other, with results hinting at interest levels and a prompt to visit LJWorld.com for more responses and voting.
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