Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices From Lawrence Area
Death notices for Wilma Ruth Shockley 58 of Lawrence Mark Kappelman 35 Lawrence Wilbur H Sharp 76 Ozawkie Clarence DeHoff 71 Lawrence and Helen N Yaryan 80 Lawrence report funeral plans burial and survivor details. Included are service times locations Oak Hill Cemetery Spaper Hill Cemetery and requests for memorial contributions to local churches and charities.
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Wilma Ruth Shockley
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Heart of America Antique Steam Engine and Model Assn. Inc
Vencil Lee Shockley
Columbus
Kaw
Plumer Lee McCracken
Danny Ray Shockley
Linwood
Virginia Lee Armer
Carolyn Ruth Drake
Hazel Faye Bahnmaier
Kathy Pauline Haun
Willard LeRoy McCracken
Edgerton
Norman Ray McCracken
Pierce City
Lily Louise Davis
Rumsey Funeral Home
Eudora Assembly of God Church
Mark Kappelman
Nick Willems
Virgil Brady
Kappelman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tonganoxie
Wilbur H. Sharp
Ozawkie
Quisenberry Funeral Home
Fred Leimkuhler
Spaper Hill
Kansas City
Kan
Sharp
Ey Hospital
Kane
Ford Motor Co
Claycomo
United Auto Workers of
Beatrice Maxwell
Donald
Ozankie
James
Inez Slaven
Austin
Tex
Betty Farrell
June Fleming
Lathrop
Charlie
Newton
John
Largo
Fla
Jack
St. Free
Melvin
Yakima
Wash
George
Mary Wheatley
Shawnee Mission
Clarence DeHoff
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
George Owen
DeHoff
Sunflower Ammunition Plant
Plumbers and Pipe Fitters Union
Reno
Masonic Lodge
Tongonoxie
Ruby Haas
Jim
Overland Park
Linda Ingalls
Becky Boyd
Springfield
Leonard
Alvis
Tongonxie
Mary Walker
Wilma Pusch
Mission
St. Lukes Hospital
Mid-American Heart Institute
Multiple thefts and incidents reported in Lawrence police files
Lawrence police reported several thefts including a 1980 Toyota Tercel worth 2000 taken while left running on Indian Avenue and a 1200 dollar brown leather coat stolen from a 1987 Chevrolet on West Campus. A 24 year old man was jailed after Warren, Pa. drug charges surfaced. A 20 year old overdosed on LSD and was treated at LMH before transfer. Marriage licenses issued to numerous couples in Lawrence.
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Indian Avenue
Lawrence
East 23Rd Street
Missouri
Hast
West Campus
Warren
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
LMH
Olive oil linked to lower blood pressure study shows
Study of almost 5,000 Italians found olive oil associated with lower blood pressure and blood sugar while butter and other saturated fats linked to higher levels. Lead researcher Dr. Marizio Trevisan cautioned against selling olive oil, noting need for broader data and further research to confirm findings.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Assa
Marizio Trevisan
State University of New York At Buffalo
Scott M. Grundy
Center For Human Nutrition
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Grundy
Congressman Whittaker in talks to teach at KU after retirement
U.S. Rep. Bob Whittaker has discussed with Kansas University officials a possible teaching role upon retirement in early 1991. Officials say discussions are preliminary with no firm decision, likely as an adjunct rather than tenured professorship.
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U.S
Bob Whittaker
R-Kan
Kansas University
Congress
del Brinkman
Brinkman
Whittaker
University
Augusta
EU Endowment Association
al Powers
Powers
Washington, D.C
Mr. Whittaker
Loomis
Kansas
Kansas House
James Pearson
Baldwin
Senate
Kansas Board of Regents
Common Cause of
Gene Budig
Budig
Unusually warm wet spell tests area agriculture
Douglas County agriculture official JACK LINDQUIST notes recent ice storm moisture replenishes soil but damages winter wheat risks when dormancy was broken by warm spells. He cites minimal freeze damage, higher feed costs for cattle, and need for deeper soil moisture. About 30 icy accidents reported with no injuries.
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Jack Lindquist
Douglas County
Lindquist
Teachers, board seek new pact on education budget
Gov. Mike Hayden proposes raising budgets 1 percent for districts above the per pupil expenditure median and 2 percent for those below. Lawrence would get a 1 percent increase, sparking talks led by Dan Neuenswander and LEA negotiators. A next meeting is set for March 7 at West Junior High with focus on non money items until budget authority is clearer.
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Mike Hayden
Lawrence School
Dan Neuenswander
LEA
Chaput
Hillcrest School
Liz Davison
Central Junior High
Kim Henrichs
Kennedy School
Sam Rabiola
Lawrence High School
Neuenswander
Wilson
Lawrence
Barbara Ballard
West Junior High School
Hospital dismissals and births.test
Hospital dismissals include Brenda Mundinger Baldwin D W Gwin Lawrence Gina Mueller and baby girl 3904 Monterey Court baby boy Riddle 2629 Belle Haven Margaret Williams Rt 7 Births Jim and Lisa Green Lawrence a boy Thursday Chris and Linda Bennett Lawrence a boy Thursday Debbie Ann Reynolds.
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Brenda Mundinger
Baldwin
D.W. Gwin
Lawrence
Gina Mueller
Baby Girl
Monterey Ct
Riddle
Belle Haven
Margaret Williams
Jim and
Lisa Green
Chris and
Linda Bennett
Debbie Ann Reynolds
Demolition Permit Sought for 621 California Ave House
Dr Mary S Boyden filed with the city for a permit to demolish the house at 621 Calif The estimated demolition cost is 1000 with Terracore Corp as contractor A 30 day waiting period is required before demolition The Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals approved two light agenda items The first reduced the minimum accessory building setback from five feet to 28 feet at 3003 W 29th Ter submitted by owner G R Moul The second extended a previously granted variance for David Clark of 411 W Sixth The note ends with a historical mention that the federal government levied an income tax for the first time in 1861.
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Sixth
California
Mary S. Boyden
Calif
Terracore Corp
Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals
Ter
G.R. Moul
David Clark
Gas rate hike spurs residential bill rise
A cold snap pushes a 2.89 percent gas rate increase to 40.657 cents per ccf, a 15.2 percent rise from last year. The typical user with 82 ccf monthly would pay about $4.54 more per month. The December through June changes reflect Williams Natural Gas pass through costs and pending FERC review, with latest $8.25 monthly rise on the subject to refund basis under Williams overhead costs.
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KPS
Williams
Jones
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Three Die In I-135 Ice Crash Near McPherson
On icy I-135 near McPherson a van crossed the median and collided with a tractor-trailer, killing Mary Tieyah 47, her son Mike 27, and his wife Laura 25. Passenger Delores Stilwell 50 and the Tiejah’s grandson Michael Jr. 6 were hospitalized in critical or surgical condition. The victims, Lawton Oklahoma residents, were en route to attend a wedding. the ceremony was still set for Saturday.
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Mcpherson
McPherson County
Lawton, Okla
Mary Tieyah
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Wilma R. Shockley
Kappelman SE
University of College
Galway
Ireland
Boy Scouts of America
First United Methodist Church
Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum
Glenn L
Betty Kappelman
Melanie Kappelman-Steer
Prairie Village
Matthew
Mustard Seed Fellowship Library Fund
KU Endowment Association
Warren McElwain
Kansas Lung Assn
Helen N. Yaryan
Floral Hills Cemetery
Yargan
Unionville
Jess O. Yaryan
Patricia Durr
Jess Yaryan
Katherine Demanrea
Milledgeville
Elizabeth Merlino
Puyallup
American Lung Assn
Law Enforcement
Brian S. Carter
N. Mich
Carter
Jeffrey A. Hale
Lori A. West
David L. Gibler
Rhonda S. Leebrick
Patrick T. McNeil
Julie A. Albright
John M. Aureli
Bonnie L. Clark
Timothy A. Gance
Lisa A. Rothwell
Lynn L. Schoonover
Overbrook
Vicki L
Darla K. McAfee
Thomas G. Cummings Jr
Bonner Springs
Diana F. Jantz
Trevisan
Tim Carpenter
BZA
McPherson Memorial Hospital