Death notice for Charles E. Layton of Tonganoxie
Charles E Layton aged 81 of Tonganoxie died February 8 2012. Funeral service at 10 am February 13 at Quisenberry Funeral Home Tonganoxie with one hour visitation. Burial at National Cemetery Leavenworth. Memorials may be given to First Baptist Church of McLouth.
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Charles E. Layton
Tonganoxie
Quisenberry Funeral Home
National Cemetery
Leavenworth
First Baptist Church of
McLouth
Arlon E Bud Keplinger Dies at 66 in Baldwins City KS
Arlon E. Bud Keplinger age 66 died at his home in Baldwin City Kansas on Monday February 6 2012. Services are pending arrangements through Chapel Oaks Lawrence Funeral Chapel. Contact number 785 841 3822.
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Arlon E. “Bud” Keplinger
Baldwin City
Chapel Oaks Lawrence Funeral Chapel
Charlotte Joyce Joler funeral services set in Kansas
Funeral services for Charlotte Joyce Joler 91 of Lawrence Kansas will be held at 3 p m Sunday February 12 2012 at Warren McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence Interment will be 1 30 p m Monday February 13 2012 in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Concordia Kansas She died February 9 2012 at The Windsor of Lawrence Born August 21 1920 in Republic County Kansas she was a sales person in real estate with her husband and later retired The family will receive friends after the service Online condolences may be posted at www warrenmcelwain com and guest book at obituaries ljworld com
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Charlotte Joyce Joler
Lawrence
Kansas
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Pleasant Hill
Concordia
Joler
Windsor
Republic County
Joy E
Charlotte (Lewis) Carbutt
Belleville High School
Joler Real Estate
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Lewis
Jerry) Joler
Salina
Jan Jay
Paul
Harmony
Ron Joler
Linda
Jeff Joler
Shana
Lee Rexford Carbutt
Warrenmcelwain.com
Ljworld. Com
Court rules street walking not criminal activity in downtown case
McGrath ruled that people have a right to be on public streets and walk downtown even amid crowds. Gilmore, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia since childhood, was released after the decision. Hafoka noted the city has until Feb. 22 to appeal to Douglas County District Court.
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McGrath
Hickman Clark
Douglas County Legal Aid
Gilmore
Journal-World
Hafoka
Douglas County District Court
Scott Miller
Miller
State Department audit clears proper Keystone XL review
The inspector general found no evidence of improper influence by TransCanada or others in the State Department review of the Keystone XL permit. The report says the department acted unbiased, complied with federal law, and included concerns from other agencies, though limited resources affected the process.
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State Department
Continental
United States
Congress
Department
Trans- Canada
Barack Obama
TransCanada
Gray-Little salutes military role in civil rights gains
Kansas University Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little praised the U S military for leading civil rights advances at a Fort Leavenworth Black History Month luncheon. She cited Truman's 1948 executive order ending segregation, praised merit based service, and recalled Buffalo Soldiers and Tuskegee Airmen. Army Col. Miciotte Johnson and Gray-Little noted ongoing ties to the armed forces and hope for future progress.
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Gray Little
Fort Leavenworth
Gray- Little
Harry Truman
Buffalo Soldiers
Tuskegee Airmen
Gray-Little
Martin Luther King Jr
United States
Army
Miciotte Johnson
Johnson
Marines
Air Force
Navy
KPERS Reform Debate Divides Kansas Lawmakers
A Kansas proposal to replace KPERS with a 401(k)-style plan for new teachers and state workers divides officials. Gov Brownback backs the switch while critics warn of higher long term costs and threatened retiree benefits. Petitions with 6400 Johnson County school employees were delivered to Gov Brownback.
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Ed Klump
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Public Employees
Sam Brownback
KPERS
League of Kansas Municipalities
Senate
Kpers Group
Sandy Jacquot
LKM
Jeff King
R-Independence
Laura Kelly
Dtopeka
Kelly
Steve Morris
R-Hugoton
Johnson County
Brownback
Wichita grocer seeks probation in food stamp fraud case
Ajami Al-Maleki, owner of Kansas Food Market in Wichita, asks federal judge for leniency by seeking a probationary sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy, wire fraud, and food stamp fraud. Prosecutors seek response to defense filing as case covers 580000-plus in SNAP fraud across two Wichita stores.
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Wichita
Kansas
Ajami Al-Maleki
USS
J. Thomas Marten
Al-Maleki
Kansas Food Market
Kurt Kerns
Kerns
U.S
Brent Anderson
Wally Mikhael Gaggo
Department of Agriculture
Alnoor Grocery
Biryani House
Gaggo
al- Maleki
Lawrence Journal-World Staff Contacts and Publisher Info
The Lawrence Journal World lists editors and contact details including Dennis Anderson Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner and Tom Keegan with their emails and phone numbers. Advertising contacts include Susan Cantrell. The paper is published daily by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with postal and online access information.
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Dennis Anderson
Danderson
Ljworld
Caroline Trowbridge
Drowbridge
L Jworld
Ann Gardner
Agardner
Tom Keegan
Tkeegan
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
City poll on home renovations and transit usage
This Thursday poll asks if readers plan home renovations this year and records transit use in Lawrence. Responses show 82 percent never used the city transit, 5 percent today, 4 percent in the past year, 2 percent in the past six months, 2 percent in the past 30 days, and 1 percent this week.
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Lawrence City
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