Memorial service for Helen Kent in Mission Kansas
Memorial Eucharist for Helen Jenny Kent 88 of Overland Park will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church in Mission. Burial follows at Leavenworth National Cemetery. Kent died January 31 1998 at Saint Joseph Health Center Kansas City Missouri. She was born January 24 1910 in Brooklyn New York and leaves a son the Rev Canon David Kent Lawrence and a grandchild. Memorials may go to the Music Memorial Fund Horizons Arts Ministry at St. Michael and All Angels care of D W Newcomer Overland Park Chapel.
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Regents nominee wins committee's OK
Regents nominee Murray Lull of Smith Center won Senate Education Committee approval for another term on the Board of Regents. He opposed abolishing the board to improve coordination with universities and community colleges. Graves plans further appointments, with two terms expiring end of 1997 and a vote likely later this week.
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Recruits begin 20 week Lawrence police training in Douglas County
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County Commission Briefs Highlight Budget Tensions and Road Deals
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Driving-age measure faces committee split in Kansas
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