James C OToole obituary mass set at St John the Evangelist
James James Charles OToole 84 of Lawrence died February 10 2013 at Brandon Woods. Mass of Christian Burial February 14 2013 at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. He was born January 17 1929 in Jewell County KS. He was a graphic arts compositor for the Lawrence Journal World 37 years retiring 1992. He served in the US Army and belonged to Knights of Columbus. Survivors include wife Martha Jean Reagan daughter Kathleen Jones and son Patrick OToole and extended grandchildren. The family will greet friends February 13 2013 6 to 8 pm at Warren McElwain Mortuary with a parish rosary at 7 pm. Memorials to St John the Evangelist Catholic Church. Online condolences at WarrenMcElwain.com.
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James
Jim
Charles O’toole
Lawrence
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brandon Woods
Jewell County
John F
Grace E. (Mallam) O’toole
Lawrence Journal World
Knight of Columbus
Martha Jean Reagan
Columbus
Kathleen Jones
Omaha
Nebraska
Caroline
Jonathan
Jamie Jones
Patrick O’toole
Brian
Kelly O’toole
Michael O’toole
Jennifer
Wheaton
Illinois
Reagan
Molly
Maggie
Reilly O’toole
Dorothy M. Hutchins
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Ray
Clarence
Paul
Harold
Leo
Irene Durland
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Warrenmcelwain.com
Ljworld.com
Medicaid Expansion Costs in Kansas Debated
Sheldon Weisgrau of the Health Reform Resource Project cautions that expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act requires weighing nonbudget effects such as hospital costs and public health gains. Kansas faces about 600 million dollars in expansion costs over ten years, with the federal government covering most of the upfront costs but concerns remain about long term funding and policy risk. Arizona Governor Jan Brewer highlights a circuit breaker to auto roll back enrollment if federal reimbursements drop.
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Sheldon Weisgrau
Health Reform Resource Project
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Weisgrau
Brownback
Arizona
Jan Brewer
Public fund ban for lobbying proposed in Senate bill
A proposal to bar public funds from lobbying the Legislature, including bans on using funds to pay dues to lobbying associations, will be considered at 9 30 a m before the Senate Ethics Elections and Local Government Committee. Conservative Republicans have pursued similar legislation due to school lobbyist influence.
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Senate
Ethics, Elections and Local Government Committee
Lawmakers weigh bill to curb city switchblade bans
State Rep Richard Carlson argues Second Amendment rights include knives as a House committee reviews proposed limits on cities enacting switchblade bans. Knife Rights Inc. cites outdated Kansas knife laws while law enforcement groups warn the measure could heighten police risk.
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House
Richard Carlson
St. Marys
Todd Rathner
Knife Rights Inc
Kansas
Quote on mediation response in school districts suit
Alan Rupe, an attorney for school districts in a statewide lawsuit, calls Gov. Brownback's mediation proposal inconsistent with the litigants' conduct. He likens the offer to a spouse receiving flowers and questioning the giver's motives amid ongoing litigation.
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Alan Rupe
Sam Brownback
Kansas legislative hearings schedule notes
Today at 9 a.m. action on House Bill 2201 tele communications regulation before House Utilities and Telecommunications Committee in Room 582 North. Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. hearing on Senate Concurrent Resolution 1608 about school finance provision by Legislature before Senate Judiciary in Room 346 South. 1:30 p.m. hearing on House Bill 2025 KanCare oversight committee before House Health and Human Service in Room 546 South. House Bill 2234 naming the secretary of transportation as chair and CEO of the Kansas Turnpike Authority before House Transportation in Room 582 North. Thursday at 9 a.m. hearing on House Bill 2054 regulating sexually oriented businesses before House Federal and State Affairs in Room 346 South. 10:30 a.m. continued hearing on Senate Concurrent Resolution 1608 before Senate Judiciary in Room 346 South.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
House Transportation Committee
House Federal and State Affairs Committee
Capote Clutter murder tale scrutinized over timing
The case and Capote's book draw renewed focus as new documents dispute Alvin Dewey’s swift action after Wells’s tip. FBI exhumations and a stalled sale of investigative records add to the ongoing debate about who led the investigation and when.
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Clutters
Wells
Clutter
Holcomb
Hickock
Capote
Alvin Dewey
FBI
Smith and Hickock
Dewey
Smith
Kansas
Florida
Shawnee
Recycling Glass Adds to City Recycling Plan Costs
Cromwell notes available technology can sort glass with less contamination and boosts comfort with including glass. City may charge between 2.81 and 3.78 per month for a biweekly curbside program, with Waste Management offering 2.81 to 3.22 and Hamm proposing 3.39 to 3.78. Deffenbaugh may bid 2.25 to 2.57 but cannot process glass yet.
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Bob Schumm
Commission
Waste Management
Topeka
Hamm Companies
Hamm
Douglas County
Leavenworth
City of
Lawrence
Carter
Deffenbaugh Industries
Deffenbaugh
Kansas City
Ripple Glass
City Hall
Paroled first-degree murder inmates in Kansas rise
Over three years 19 inmates serving life for first-degree murder in Kansas were released after an average 23.8 years, from 221 cases heard by the Kansas Parole Board or Prisoner Review Board 2010 to 2012. Names, ages 35 to 92, tied to 21 fatalities.
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Wichita
Kansas
State Department of Corrections
Kansas Parole Board
Prisoner Review Board
Wichita Eagle
Corinne Radke
Richard Ney
Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Contact Details
A listing of key newsroom and staff contacts for the Lawrence Journal World including editors Mark Potts Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner and Tom Keegan with phone numbers and email handles, plus circulation and advertising contacts and publication details for the Lawrence KS paper.
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Mpotts
L Jworld
Caroline Trowbridge
Drowbridge
Ljworld
Ann Gardner
Agardner
Tom Keegan
Tkeegan
Lottery Draw Summary for Powerball and Mega Friday
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