Deaths obituary policy note from Journal-World
The Journal-World obituary policy states information for submitting obituaries is provided as a service and callers are directed to 832-7151 for running obituaries. Obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or the families of the deceased.
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Bell Jr. Donald Curtis death notice in Edwardsville KS
Donald Curtis Bell Jr. 55 of Edwardsville Kansas died recently. Funeral service set for noon Monday December 23 at Quisenberry Funeral Home in Tonganoxie. Visitation will be 4 to 6 PM Sunday at the funeral home.
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Donald Curtis Bell Jr
Edwardsville
Quisenberry Funeral Home
Tonganoxie
Jeffrey Maloney Services in Ottawa at Warren-McElwain
Funeral services for Jeffrey B. Maloney age 57 will be held at 2 p.m. Monday December 23 at Warren-McElwain in Eudora with a 1 p.m. visitation prior to the service.
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Jeffrey Maloney
Ottawa
Warren-McElwain
Eudora
Topeka Woman Jo A Lauffer Dies at 78
Jo A Lauffer 78 of Topeka died December 18 2013 cremation completed. Friends may visit Monday December 23 2013 from am until noon at Penwell Gabel Parker Price Chapel 245 NW Independence Ave Topeka. A full obituary appears Sunday and online at PenwellGabelTopeka com.
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Orr Linda N 70 dies in Olathe service set
Linda N Orr 70 of Olathe died. Services by Dengel and Son Ottawa at Washington Creek Church at 11 00 AM Monday December 23 with visitation one hour before service.
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ABA approves new American Legal Studies program at KU
KU faced censure after EU students enrolled under a non ABA Elder Law track. The law school and board had approved an American Legal Studies degree in 2012 but did so without ABA acquiescence for separate degrees. The ABA later approved the revised procedures and the American Legal Studies program in 2013.
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Two juveniles arrested in Airsoft pellet attack
Police arrested two juveniles aged 10 to 12 after an East Lawrence Kennedy Elementary incident in which nine children were struck by plastic pellets during recess. Off school property, suspects fired from a location nearby. parents were notified and children returned indoors before officers detained them at a residence on East 21st Street. Both were taken to the Douglas County Juvenile Detention Center.
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Lawrence Public Schools
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Hutchinson teen faces mental competency bid in fatal fire case
A Hutchinson defense attorney seeks a mental competency hearing for a 14 year old charged in juvenile court with two counts of first degree murder after a fire killed his mother and sister. motions seek independent evaluation and access to school records ahead of a Jan 2 hearing on whether to prosecute as an adult.
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Airport bomb case assigned to judge in Wichita
U S District Judge Monti Belot will oversee the case of Terry Lee Loewen, 58, of Wichita, charged with plotting to bring a bomb into a Wichita airport. Trial was set for February 18.
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Police tie three Lawrence robberies to arrested man
Lawrence police linked three armed robberies to Jose Romano Recio Flores, 31, after he was arrested Wednesday. The Dec. 14 La Tiendita robbery at 3022 Iowa St. prompted the warrant, with surveillance footage leading to the arrest. Investigators connected him to the Dec. 10 AutoZone at 2714 Iowa St. and the Dec. 5 Low Cost Tobacco Mart at 2104 W. 25th St.
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Douglas County
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Lawrence Police Department
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la Tiendita
Iowa St
McKinley
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W. 25Th St
Hospital recruits bolster Baldwin City clinic plan
Doctors continued from page 1A highlight Bonnie Cramer who started at Family Medicine of Baldwin City in June. She cites work life balance and the hospitalist program and pediatricians as key. LMH aims to strengthen hospital staff ties with a physician liaison in 2014 and improve the electronic health record system. John Bullock says building primary care local ties boosts life quality and community success. Vaughn adds interviews with Lawrence clinics to focus on community needs. Reporter Giles Bruce.
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Family Medicine
Baldwin City
Cramer
Baldwin
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University social media policy sparks debate at Kansas Regents meeting
Policy allows firing or discipline for improper social media use by university staff and faculty. Critics warn it threatens academic speech and recruitment, while supporters cite freedom of expression and campus governance. Regents and university leaders foresee extensive discussion and ongoing reviews across KU and other campuses.
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Bernadette Gray-Little
Fort Hays State University
Ed Hammond
U.S. Supreme Court
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FHSU
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Brett Hildabrand
R-Shawnee
Journal-World staff contact details and editorial roles
The Lawrence Journal-World newsroom lists contact numbers for editors Julie Wright Tom Keegan and Ann Gardner with their roles and email addresses. It catalogs the paper’s headquarters at 645 New Hampshire Street Lawrence Kansas 66044 and phone lines for general and toll free inquiries.
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Jwright
Ljworld.com
Tom Keegan
Tkeegan
Ann Gardner
Agardner
the World Company
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Lawrence
Lawrence Journal World contact and delivery page
Mike Countryman oversees circulation and classifieds at LJW with phone lines for print and online advertising. Susan Cantrell leads sales and marketing while customer service handles delivery questions. The paper operates from Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas with main numbers and postmaster address for changes.
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McOuntryman
Ljworld
Jworld.com
Susan Cantrell
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Lawrence Journal-World
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Thursday Market Snapshot Shows Mixed Wall Street Moves
U.S. stocks edged lower on Thursday with the Dow at 15,875.26 after a 9.31 drop, the Nasdaq dipping to 4,023.68 and the S&P 500 rising to 1,781.00. Treasury yields edged up to 3.87 percent on the 30-year, while commodities showed small moves across corn, soybeans, wheat, oil, gold, silver, platinum, and related markets.
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