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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2014
Page
2
Journal World informs readers of obituary policy and contact number for running obituaries. It states obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families and provides the telephone line 832 7151 for information.
Margaret Ann Hunt QI died Tuesday January 28 2014 preceded by husband Raymond E Hunt she leaves daughters Regina Wiggins Ruth Ann Ohmes and many relatives a memorial service will be held at a later date cremation by Reflections Memorial contact number 816 561 6101 sign guestbook at LJWorldcom
The National Weather Service in Topeka issued a winter storm watch from tonight through Tuesday night for Douglas County and nearby areas. Snow could reach 9 inches in heavy spots with 7 inches in Lawrence. Snowing begins today in central Kansas and moves east toward Lawrence with very snowy conditions Tuesday. Temperatures in the 20s and winds 10 to 15 mph will hinder travel, snow accumulating into early Wednesday morning as gusts reach 30 mph causing drifting. Bitter cold follows Wednesday with a high of 12 and a low of 5 below. Light snow is expected to taper off Wednesday, with more light snow possible over the weekend.
The record lists multiple individuals with ages and cities, including Jose Manuel Rivera and Adriana Villaneda both from Eudora. Jayce Aaron Rymer and Shelby Lynne Stanwix from Lawrence. Jordan Levi White and Samantha Zuniga from Lawrence. Devin Chase Merkel and Felecia Marie Aegerter from Vandenberg AFB. Joshua Bryan Friesen and Elizabeth Morgan Brown from Lawrence. plus others with addresses in Shanghai, Dingfeng Li, Mengxi Sun, and several Lawrence and Baldwin City locations.
Kansas high school juniors and seniors receive free college credit technical training through a state funded program now in its second year. More than 6,000 students enrolled in its first year across community and technical colleges, with enrollment expected to rise 50 percent this year. The state covers tuition. students attend part time and earn 12 to 14 college credits over two years. Upon completion, they may sit for industry recognized certification tests.
Since Republicans took the House in 2010 federal research dollars have fallen, yet KU improved to 38th among public universities and 72nd among all universities in federal research rankings. Warren notes a down market but slower decline at KU as professors spend more time on grant applications amid dwindling funds and rising competition, risking future graduate enrollment.
Julie Nagel says cuts deter faculty from submitting projects while KU leans toward private funding. Corporate sponsorship rose from about 8 million in 2012 to over 9 million in 2013, with expectations of continued growth. Warren notes private dollars can't replace federal support due to lower totals and reluctance to fund basic research. Reporter Ben Anglesbee reachable at 832-7173.
Retired NASA astronaut and KU professor Hawley discusses resuming work on the Tololo 26 nebula using Hubble Space Telescope imagery. He notes the telescope’s evolved capabilities since rollout, hopes for clearer insight into stellar material processing, and reflects on his intertwined legacy with the mission.
The Ogallala Aquifer recharges at about 200000 acre-feet annually while irrigation demands exceed sustainable supply. Representative Rude warned the House Natural Resources budget committee that current usage cannot continue, and Missouri officials have pressed Kansas to halt Missouri River water withdrawals. Governor Jay Nixon wrote Governor Sam Brownback in November citing long legal battles to protect the river.
Kansas lawmakers and residents discuss a proposed Kansas Aqueduct diverting about 4 million acre feet annually via lift stations and a 23 by 137 foot canal. Critics weigh economic impact on southwest Kansas against river preservation, noting 29.5 million acre feet flow near White Cloud. Representative Hoffmann pledges questions and scrutiny. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild.
The Lawrence Journal-World lists Susan Cantrell as vice president of sales and marketing with a contact number 832-6307 and email scantrell ljworld.com. Advertising inquiries and service details are provided along with general delivery questions and paper delivery support numbers and a post office box address for address changes in Lawrence Kansas.
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