Deaths policy note from Journal World obituary info
The Journal-World outlines obituary submission rules including contact for running obituaries and confirmation that notices are published as submitted by funeral homes or the families of the deceased.
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Thomas Barbery dies at 63 in Tonganoxie rememberance
A celebration of life for Thomas Fredrick Barbery, 63, of Tonganoxie, will be held at a later date. Mr Barbery passed away December 18, 2014. Condolences may be sent online at rumsey yost com.
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Tyler Gould 19 Lawrence service at Rumsey-Yost
Tyler James Gould age 19 of Lawrence died December 16, 2014. Services are 2 pm Tuesday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. Condolences and more information available at rumsey-yost.com.
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Funeral services for Maxine M. McCabria
Maxine M. McCabria age 84 of Eudora died December 21 2014. Funeral services are pending with Warren McElwain Mortuary. The obituary notes the passing of a longtime resident and local figure.
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Maxine M. McCabria
Eudora
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Person killed by train in North Lawrence
Lawrence police investigated a Sunday afternoon pedestrian struck by a train at Seventh and Maple in North Lawrence. The victim died at the scene and tracks stayed closed into evening as investigators and the coroner worked.
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Lawrence Journal World Editorial Page Notes
Lawrence Journal World editors outline page roles and contact details for staff and departments. The editorial page editor is Ann Gardner with direct line listed and general newsroom contacts provided for readers and contributors.
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Roberts sees progress in fight against Islamic State in Iraq
Sen Pat Roberts reported signs of progress against Islamic State militants during a weekend trip to Iraq. He cited Kurdish fighters regaining ground around Sinjar and said U S troops including about 400 from Fort Riley are aiding Iraqi forces with intelligence training and air support. Roberts praised Prime Minister Abadi for strengthening leadership and reconciling Sunnis and Shiites, while noting uncertainty if Iraqi forces can match Kurdish fighters.
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Wichita plans driver permit for unauthorized immigrants
Wichita plans to lobby the Legislature to allow people in the country illegally to obtain driver permits. The permits would not be valid for airport security or voting but could be used to obtain car insurance. City council voted to add the measure to the agenda. Rep. Ponka-We Victors previously introduced a similar bill without a hearing. Kansas mulls joining Colorado marijuana lawsuit. AG Schmidt weighing options as Nebraska and Oklahoma file suit with the Supreme Court to challenge Colorado's 2012 legalization.
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Local artisan Roelofs expands reach with Urban Outfitters orders
Lawrence artist Roelofs, owner of Feather Spring Arts, reports rising demand after Urban Outfitters picked up her gemstone and shell pieces. Previously sold at Nomad's and LOTA fairs, she now must produce ten of each design with Made in the U.S.A. labels in English and French. Roelofs balances craft with her occupational therapy career, emphasizing meaning and positivity in her work. Find more at featherspringarts.com.
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Catheter removal beats clot-busting drugs for stroke treatment
A New England Journal of Medicine study using MR CLEAN shows catheter-based clot retrieval improves outcomes versus intravenous thrombolysis alone. The trial found benefits up to six hours after onset, even for patients over 80. Stroke remains a top global killer and disability source, stressing rapid, effective care.
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New England Journal of Medicine
Werner Hacke
Rymer
Lottery numbers snapshot from weekend draws
Saturday Powerball drawn 14 15 19 31 56 with Powerball 5. Friday Mega Millions 14 18 58 59 68 with Megaplier 4. Saturday Hot Lotto Sizzler numbers 3 24 26 29 44 with Hot Ball 2.
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