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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2011
Page
2
Carlene Ann Passell 62 of Lawrence died February 5 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Graveside services 11 a m Friday at Oak Hill Cemetery Friends may call 9 a m to 8 p m Thursday Rumsey Yost Funeral Home family hour 5 to 6 p m Thursday
Mary Louise Bowden, 85, died Sunday at the home of her daughter in rural Douglas County. A funeral was held Thursday at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Memorial service for Douglas R. Jost 77 longtime Lawrence native was held Thursday February 3 at St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral Oklahoma City He died January 24 2011 at his home He is the brother of Julie Zajic of Lawrence Memorials may be sent to the cathedral 127 NW Seventh St Oklahoma City OK 73102
Francis Steven Born, 60, of Ottawa died Feb. 4, 2011, at home. Mass of Christian Burial set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Holy Family Catholic Church in Eupora with burial in Holy Family Cemetery. He served in the Air Force during Vietnam era and worked at Ritchie Sand Plant and Walmart DC. Survived by two sons, mother, two sisters, a brother, and four grandchildren. A rosary is planned 6 p.m. Wednesday with a brief visitation to follow. Memorials to Holy Family Building Fund.
Stolz, head of Wichita investigations, withdrew from the Lawrence police chief search. Four finalists remain Brian Jackson Mark Kessler Tarik Khatib and Clark Morrow. Open house for public meeting with candidates set at Carnegie Building 200 W Ninth St. Thursday. Corliss aims to announce a choice later this month.
Tiny k Early Intervention plans Sweets & Seats at Steve's Place at 6 30 p m Saturday on 1388 N 1293 Road to raise funds for free screenings and services for children up to age three with potential special needs. Chairs themes prizes auctioned with proceeds supporting programs, including therapy teams and service coordination. Tickets cost 25 in advance or 35 at the door.
Kansas prosecutors filed notice to seek the death penalty for James Kraig Kahler, former Columbia Kansas Water and Light official, if convicted of killing his wife Karen Kahler 44 and daughters Lauren 16 Emily 18 plus Karen's grandmother Dorothy Wight 89 during Thanksgiving weekend 2009. Kahler, arraigned in Osage County District Court Lyndon, faces four counts of capital murder with two aggravating factors. His trial set to begin August 8, expected two weeks.
Governor Brownback announces a reorganization plan moving arts oversight to a nonprofit foundation, ending the Arts Commission as a state agency. The move, tied to a near 500 million shortfall, shifts funding to a private group while preserving some federal and private support and forecasting July 1 implementation unless lawmakers reject. The state projects losses in NEA and MAIA funding and expects the foundation to continue federal support and private fundraising. Local reactions praise a phoenix rising from funding cuts.
A forthcoming exhibit in the Carnegie building will showcase Topeka and regional history with items on Langston Hughes formative years in Lawrence Missouri and Harry S Truman integration of the armed forces. Billings and Tuttle note debates bridged political gaps and light-friendly design will let in sun through large-room windows.
The Lawrence Journal-World lists newsroom staff and departments with contact numbers and emails, plus subscription hours and redelivery guarantees. It also notes postmaster address and bureau memberships.
Readers weigh in on Valentine plans with options about gifts and celebration. The poll asks if gifts are ready or if last minute shopping is planned while noting a separate question about number of compact fluorescent bulbs in homes.
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