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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2016
Page
2
The Journal-World provides obituary notices as submitted by funeral homes or families. For running obituaries, call 832-7151 to inquire about submission guidelines and deadlines.
Angela Maria Hawkins died January 22 2016 in Broomfield Colorado. She was born November 1 1963 at Fort Scott Mercy Hospital to Richard and Martha Heffarnan. She is survived by her son Preston Hawkins and step daughter Kari Hawkins, mother Martha Dubois step father Cesar Gomez and siblings. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
Constance Marlatt Huested Allen, 75, of Lawrence, died Friday January 29, 2016 at LMH. Services are pending with Rumsey Yost Funeral Home. Online condolences at rumsey-yost.com.
Charles L. Stansifer, 85, of Lawrence, died at LHM. Services are pending and will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
Local obituary note states Ric Burke died on January 30 2016 with an obituary to be published forthcoming.
Funeral services are planned for Cecil Lloyd Miller Jr. 64 of Topeka, who died Thursday. Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home lists the arrangements.
Freeman Nauette spoke at a Lawrence High meeting proposing naming the field or stadium after her father to honor his impact on the school's athletics, especially football. She noted his induction into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame in 2014 and the Pride of Kansas Award in 2012, and discussed Alzheimer’s awareness efforts with license plates. The Lawrence school board meets Monday at 7 pm to discuss the proposal along with district learning changes and capital outlay plans.
KU journalism students Diaz-Camacho and Kutsko allege the 50 percent funding cut to the Kansan in 2015-16 aimed to curb critical coverage and reduced paid positions. The suit seeks a ruling that the decision violated the First Amendment and asks for a preliminary injunction, damages, and attorney fees.
Wichita officials say the city sustained more than 100000 in quake damage from two earthquakes in early January. Repairs will be covered by the operating budget due to a 250000 deductible. About 60000 covered water main breaks. other damage hit foundations and masonry at city buildings including two recreation centers, police substations, the Mid-America All-Indian Center and Alford Library. Scientists link Kansas quakes to wastewater injections by oil fracking firms.
Officials at the University of Kansas Hospital report up to 18 people became ill at the Overland Park Marillac campus. State health officials label the cases as suspected norovirus. hospital tests are not yet confirmed. The center provides behavioral health services to youth.
Arm strong Management Grisham Management and SLT LLC sue the city claiming the denial of a regional shopping center on a south side site was arbitrary and capricious. They say Horizon 2020 allows auto related use including big box retailers and that the project would bring nearly 500 jobs and a southern gateway to the city. The case argues the property sits idle while the city pursues single family zoning despite annexation in 1979.
The editor Chad Lawhorn can be reached at 832 6362 or via email clawhorn ljworld com for correspondence and newsroom inquiries.
Local notes from Lawrence include brief items on city and county government, courts, arts and entertainment, and datebook events. Readers are urged to check the Journal World for updates, obituaries, and community notices.
A boy named Ian Smith and Kara Schrader are reported in Lawrence with events scheduled for Friday. Details are sparse but local authorities note the appearance of the pair in the city over the coming day.
The Journal World states it corrects all significant errors brought to editors attention. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to report mistakes.
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