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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2013
Page
2
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Leslie R. Gibler Jr aged 65 of Lincoln died Friday August 23 2013 at home. Retired U S Navy veteran served 28 years through Vietnam and Cold War and was a member of Crossroads Church V E W Post 4626 and D A X. Visitation Thursday 2 PM to 8 PM at Roper and Sons with a memorial service Friday 5 PM at Crossroads Church. Burial at Miramar National Cemetery later date. Memorials to Crossroads Children's Ministry or mortuary care. Survived by wife Susan son Cory Gibler daughters Jessica and Lillian and others. Burial details pending.
Hazall Eunice Alicia White Slan 86 of Lawrence KS died August 25 2013 in Topeka KS Visitation August 28 2013 at Warren McElwain Mortuary Funeral August 29 2013 at Immanuel Lutheran Church interment Memorial Park Cemetery Born Bermuda November 17 1926 survived by siblings and many descendants Donations requested to Susan G Komen Foundation
Lisa Michelle Clipsham, former assistant principal at Liberty Memorial Central Middle School, died August 25. A memorial gathering will be announced later.
Irene Steele 95 of Lawrence died Saturday August 17 2013 at Neuvant House Lawrence. Memorial services set for 2:00 p.m. Saturday August 31 2013 at Stull United Methodist Church with refreshments to follow. Private inurnment in Clinton Cemetery later. Memorials may be given to Kanwaka Fire Department c o Penwell Gabel Southeast Chapel Topeka KS 66605. Online condolences at PenwellGabelTopeka.com.
Law rence audience hears Senator Roberts warn a change in Syria policy requires careful planning and questions whether the president is ready. He cites looming Oct 1 budget talks, a possible Obamacare funding clash, and a potential government shutdown as Washington debates approach. He doubts the exchanges details are clear a problem for public readiness.
Supporters of Wichita’s first abortion clinic since 2009 plan to deliver a petition to media group Clear Channel requesting a reversal of a ban on radio ads for the South Wind Women’s Center. Center head Julie Burkhart, leader of Trust Women, says ads were deemed divisive after Clear Channel pulled three stations. The center, opened in April, is the city’s only abortion provider and offers subsidized birth control in the same building as the former Tiller clinic.
Gun supporters and opponents weigh in as the appeals court weighs a state measure. A memo from the Kansas Legislative Research Department estimated defending the Second Amendment Protection Act could cost 625000 dollars in challenges, while the federal argument asserts Congress may regulate interstate commerce to set gun standards. Gary Marbut, Montana Shooting Sports Association president, sought to market a bolt action youth rifle the Montana Buckaroo, which federal ATF officials said would be illegal under Montana law.
The Gill Harrison donation establishes a permanent fund at the Douglas County Community Foundation, honoring the family’s long service. M.R. and Blanche Gill founded Gill Real Estate after moving to Lawrence in 1923, later run by Pauline Harrisons and Phil Harrison who joined the agency in 1972. Phil, an aviation enthusiast, and Bob Harrison, who died in 2011, belonged to local civic and professional groups and supported Kansas Public Radio.
The Lawrence Journal-World posts contact numbers for departments including Arts and Entertainment City Government Kansas University Lawrence Schools Letters to the Editor Obituaries Photo Reprints and Sports. General newsroom lines provide story ideas and reader soundoff options.
A plain listing shows multiple Kansas lottery drawings including Saturdays Hot Lotto numbers 24 40 41 42 and additional picks for Mondays Super Kansas Cash 12 16 21 22 with 38 in parentheses, Tuesdays Kansas 2by2 and Kansas Pick 3 8 12 along with red and white ball notes and extra numbers 17 19 and 6 12.
S&P 500 up 26.30 to 1630.48 as grains trade mixed. Corn in Chicago down 14.25 cents to $4.86 per bushel. Soybeans in Chicago down 19 cents to $13.70. Wheat in KC and Chicago down 1 cent to $7.07. Oil in New York up 3.09 to $109.01. Gold rises 27.10 to $1,420.20 per ounce.
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