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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2012
Page
2
The Journal World outlines obituary submission rules stating that obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families, with a contact number 832 7151 for information on running obituaries. It emphasizes policy rather than a specific deceased individual.
James W Runyon 90 will have a 10:00 a.m. service December 26 2012 at Free Methodist Church with family greeting afterward. In Kansas private burial and memorials to Amehysis Hospice are noted. Click Funeral Home Lenoir City TN leads arrangements.
JoAnn Cook, 66, of Eudora, Kansas, obituary notice states services are pending at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. She died Saturday December 22, 2012, at Midland Hospice in Topeka.
Richard E. Hain 83 of Lawrence died December 22 2012 at Brandon Woods birthplace Minneapolis Minnesota December 28 1928 son of Edwin and Elizabeth Jensen Hain served in the US Air Force long time AT&T district account manager married Irene Faringer February 28 1981 in Kansas City Missouri survivors include three daughters Teresa Hain Huey Nancy Shockey Janice Hain three grandchildren one great grandson service date pending condolences www warrenmcelwain.com RENMCELWAIN CC
Lawrence announces city construction projects mapped online. Cracks sealing occurs east and west of Monterey Way north of Sixth Street with possible lane closures. The 23rd Street bridge near Haskell Avenue will operate with two westbound lanes and one eastbound lane as shoofly lanes are removed. Work may finish this month with concrete rework east of Nicklaus Drive Palmer Court and Hogan Court. Belle Haven Drive will close 7 am to 5 30 pm Monday through Friday for a water main installation lasting at least two weeks with general through traffic maintained.
State epidemiologist warns flu like illness rose to 2.7 percent of patients this year from under 1 percent in the past two years. Officials cite ecology weather and virus changes along with varying season timing. Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department notes January to March typical flu window with current early signs. School district emphasizes hygiene and sanitizer use while Brandon Woods residents report no cases. Flu shots remain available at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
Dr Mike Lewis of Kansas University Hospital dispels common cold beliefs. Frequent hand washing matters. hot or cold water and antibacterial soap with a 20 second scrub are advised. Outside exposure does not cause colds. viruses do. Cough medicines are not always safe for children under six. vitamin C and zinc show little effect. Echincaea may help modestly. Do not give ibuprofen and acetaminophen together in excess. Flu shots do not cause flu. mild fatigue or fever can occur. Fever requires fluids and meds. infants under 6 months need doctor care.
Lawrence's Social Service League Thrift Store operates as a frugal alternative to big-box shopping. Manager Jean Ann Pike notes high need, with 24 vouchers redeemed by 1:30 p.m. on this day. Donations fund the voucher program and vision services, while customers range from volunteers to professionals and everyday shoppers seeking bargains and human connection.
The Lawrence Journal World lists contact numbers for news tips and departments including Arts, City government, Courts, Obituaries, and Sports. It also provides subscription phone lines, hours, address, and postal information for the Lawrence, Kansas publication.
Readers are asked to vote on whether concealed weapons should be allowed on college campuses. Options include Yes, No, and Not sure with instructions to cast ballots at LJWorld.com.
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