Deaths George A. Moyer 59 Baldwin City KS
George Arthur Moyer 59 of Baldwin City Kansas died August 25 2011 of heart disease Born August 23 1952 in Denver Colorado son of Edward and Marion Moyer He is survived by his wife Rhiannon stepdaughters grandchildren great granddaughter and extended family Memorial services are planned for September 3 2011 in Lawrence Kansas and September 7 2011 in Golden Colorado Memorial donations may be sent to Doctors Without Borders or Greenpeace care of Warren McElwain Mortuary.
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George Arthur Moyer
Baldwin City
Kansas
George
Denver
Colorado
Edward
Marion
Martin) Moyer
Edward Moyer
Beverly van Lake
Rhiannon
Donna
Tammy Oliver
Colorado Springs
Rhonda Orback
Arvada
Dawn Vandegrift
Lawrence, Kansas
Ashlyn Candelaria
Alexandria Orback
Brandon
Kaeli Oliver
Sage
Zoey Crooks
Karter Candelaria
Billy Martin
Elizabeth “Pat” Hart
Wendi
Brittany van Lake
Carissa Harrod
Jon Moyer
Unitarian Fellowship of
Lawrence
North
1100 Road
Foothills Chapel
Ford Street
Golden
Doctors Without Borders
Greenpeace
Warren McElwain Mortuary
Memorial service for Dorothy Cornish in Topeka
Dorothy Louise Cornish 91 of Topeka died August 29 2011 at Brandon Woods. A memorial service is set for 1 PM Thursday at Kevin Brennan Family Funeral Home Topeka with private burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include two sons five grandchildren and two brothers. Memorials suggested to Topeka Community Foundation Colorado Orchestra or Sacred Heart Chapel at Penrose Hospital.
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Dorothy Louise Cornish
Topeka
Kevin Brennan
Urish Road
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Cornish
Brandon Woods
Alvamar
John
Dorothy McKernan Moore
Hayden High School
Washburn University
Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Mulvane Art Museum
Junior League
L.M
Bud” Cornish
Fort Leavenworth
Tom
James Moore
Rita Mueller
Craig Cornish
Donna
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kent Cornish
Pam
Lawrence
Kevin Cornish
Megan Cornish Robinson
Kyle Cornish
Ashley Cornish
Emma Cornish
Graveside services for Donald M Sawyer in Baldwin City
Graveside funeral services for Donald Merritt Sawyer, 80, of Baldwin City, will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Oakwood Cemetery. He died Sunday Aug 28 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Thursday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home where family will meet with friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Donald Merritt Sawyer
Baldwin City
Oakwood Cemetery
Sawyer
Lawrence
Inurnment for Lisa A. Collins at Oak Hill Cemetery
Lisa A Collins 43 of Lawrence will be honored with an inurnment at Oak Hill Cemetery at 4 p.m. Friday. She died Friday August 26 2011 at Kansas University Hospital.
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Lisa A. Collins
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kansas official defends health reform rollout amid court challenge
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger and Lt Governor Colyer discuss the state exchange plan amid a pending Supreme Court decision. KEES aims for 2013 operation with an $85 million setup and $10 million annual cost, offset by savings from reducing waste fraud and abuse. The project promises faster Medicaid eligibility and broader health program integrity.
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Kansas
Sandy Praeger
Colyer
U.S. Supreme Court
KEES
Ex-wife denies asset transfers in KU ticket scandal case
Mary Jean Kirtland, now in Cary NC, fights a U S attorney civil suit over alleged fraudulent transfers by ex-husband Ben Kirtland former associate athletic director for development. Prosecutors seek to void transfers valued over 400000 tied to a 2 million ticket theft case involving EU officials.
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Wichita
University of Kansas
Mary Jean Kirtland
U.S
Cary
N.C
Shuttles Set for KU Home Football Dates
The city of Lawrence and the Kansas University transit system will offer a shuttle service between downtown and Memorial Stadium on all KU home football dates, facilitating crowds and easing parking as part of the game day plan.
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Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photo
Jesus Castro
ALL Seasons
Grandview
Memorial Stadium
Kansas University
McNeese State
City of
Lawrence
Shuttle service details for game day launches and fares
The shuttle will depart from the New Hampshire Street garage and the Riverfront parking lot near Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Fares are $1. Service starts two hours before kickoff and runs about one hour after the game.
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New Hampshire Street
Riverfront
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Nebraska chain declares Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Nebraska Book Co. owner of Jayhawk Bookstore in Lawrence and University Book Shop on 23rd Street filed for Chapter 11 in Delaware. The chain with over 280 stores will keep operating normally as it restructures to reduce debt, says spokeswoman Alex Griffin.
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Nebraska Book Co
Lawrence
Delaware
Jayhawk
Crescent Road
University Book Shop
W. 23Rd St
Alex Griffin
Griffin
Gift funds grain bin rescue training in Kansas
Three Kansas grain industry groups donated 90000 dollars to the Kansas Fire and Rescue Training Institute at Kansas University Continuing Education in Lawrence. The gift supports equipment and training to save lives by preparing firefighters and grain handlers for entrapment in grain bins and hoppers. Institute director Glenn Pribbenow said the donation will strengthen emergency response readiness across the state. The Kansas Grain and Feed Association, the Kansas Cooperative Council and the Kansas Farmers Service Association funded the effort, with Tom R. Tunnell stressing safety and training to prevent entrapments and to enable prompt responses.
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Kansas Grain Industry
Kansas Fire and Rescue Training Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas University Continuing Education
Glenn Pribbenow
Kansas Grain and Feed Association
Kansas Cooperative Council
Kansas Farmers Service Association
Tom R. Tunnell
Grain and Feed Association
Lawrence incubator poised to expand with cattle animal health link
Argenta, a six year old contract drug developer, plans to locate in Lawrence with incentives totaling about 400000 from the Kansas Bioscience Authority and 10500 in city county grant funding. The West Campus incubator, 75 percent full, could expand to double space with a 7 to 8 million project funded by city and county seed money. Local officials say the move boosts regional animal health ties and expected job and capital investments.
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Kansas Bioscience Authority
Johnson
Argenta
Lawrence
Manhattan
Columbia
Bob Marcusse
Kansas City
Bioscience Authority
Lawrence Journal World contact and subscriber information
The Lawrence Journal World lists editors and departments, contact emails, and phone numbers for local news, government, university coverage, and classifieds. It provides subscription hours, redelivery guarantee, and post office box and mailing details for subscribers.
Will Labor Day be the same without Jerry Lewis hosting
A LJWorld.com poll asks if Labor Day will feel different without Jerry Lewis hosting the MDA Telethon. It reports options on swimming preferences with percentages and invites readers to vote at LJWorld.com.
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Labor Day
Jerry Lewis
MDA
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