Deaths: Luella Lorraine Waisner 91 of Lawrence
Funeral services for Luella Lorraine Waisner 91 of Lawrence will be held at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home on Saturday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Gerald Vaughn officiating. Burial follows at Clinton Cemetery. She died August 15 2011 at Baldwin Healthcare. She moved to Douglas County in 1951 and worked as a sow operator for Hallmark Cards 19 years. She was married to George Roe Waisner who died in 2003. Survivors include three sons two daughters 16 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Memorials preferred to Grace Hospice or the American Heart Association.
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Barbara E Sult obituary in Lawrence Kansas
Barbara E Sult 70 of Lawrence died Monday August 15 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Private burial planned at Memorial Park. She joined the Lawrence Police Department in 1977 retiring as detective in 1989 after multiple sclerosis. Survived by husband Charles E Sult a son Curtis Sult Topeka a daughter Rita K Sult Lawrence a brother Freddie Bahr Carrollton. Memorials suggested to Fraternal Order of Police Lawrence Lodge No 2 or charity of donor choice via Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
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Kansas University study seeks adults for TLC depression trial
Kansas University researchers invite adults ages 18 to 65 with major depressive disorder to join a 14 week Therapeutic Lifestyle Change study. Participants receive free TLC treatment, omega-3s, exercise guidance, and light therapy plus weekly group sessions and three weekly workouts. Contact TLC Lab at 864-4274 or visit psych.ku.edu/tlc for enrollment details. ABATE Labor Day rally set for Paradise Point Perry Lake September 2-5 with music, bike events, camping, and tiered admission. members 25, nonmembers 35, military discount 10. gates open noon Sept 2. abateks.org for info.
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Lawrence schools implement major grade and campus changes
Lawrence district adopts three middle schools rename pattern and expands to four-year high schools at Free State and Lawrence, adds ninth grade on campuses, shifts middle to six through eight, K through five for elementary, and full day kindergarten at Broken Arrow and Sunflower. New adult education center opens, traffic patterns revised to ease congestion.
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City Su mmer and Drive Rebuild Plans Revealed
City commissioners allocate 1 million to repair Wakarusa Drive around Bob Billings Parkway and 1 million for city maintenance including Aquatic Center, skate park, Deerfield Park surfaces, parking garages and City Hall roof. Debts of 200k for private Poehler apartments parking near Eighth and Delaware and 750k for Delaware Street rebuild.
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City Commission Approves Four Year Police and Fire Contracts
City commissioners unanimously approved new four year contracts with the police and fire unions. Wages rise 1 percent in 2012 1.5 percent in 2013 and 2014 and 1 percent in 2015 for most. police detectives wait until 2015. Merit increases of 2.5 or 5 percent tied to performance. Negotiations started in April. Plans for Farmland site roads and a green energy business park move forward with master planning and traffic improvements.
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Abortion suit moves in Kansas as critics hinge on court
Bob Hanson spokesman for Praeger cannot comment until the insurance department’s legal division reviews the suit. Kansas antiabortion foes praise recent legislative wins under Gov. Sam Brownback while new laws tighten late term procedures, clinic safety rules, and parental consent for minors. Kansans for Life director Kathy Ostrowski says she has not seen the ACLU action yet and blames zealots for pushing abortion funding. She adds hopes the liberal state supreme court will block advances seen elsewhere.
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Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Contact Information
The Lawrence Journal World lists editors and contact details including Dennis Anderson managing editor Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner Tom Keegan Trevan McGee and other staff. It provides newsroom departments subscriptions classifieds advertising and postal information for daily publication in Lawrence Kansas.
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Monday and Tuesday Kansas Lottery Draw Notes
Readable text shows Kansas Lottery notes for Mondays and Tuesdays with Cash 3 89 and 2by2 Red and White numbers plus a Pick 3 entry 41 suspect. No clear event or outcome beyond listing draw items and numbers.
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Start of School Poll Sparks Mixed Reactions
Readers weigh in on the start of the school year with options from sending kids off to school to being a student, while another poll questions attention to the 2012 presidential race. Online totals show 54 percent yes and 45 percent no as of this post.
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