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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2016
Page
2
Deaths policy note states obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families. For information about running obituaries, call 832-7151.
Ceccile Lola Helen Clare 90 of Lawrence died 2 9 2016. Visitation is 3 to 5 p m Saturday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with services in Jamaica. Memorial 5 to 7 p m Friday 2 12 2016 at Quisenberry Funeral Home. Memorials KC Hospice House.
Memorial services for Rebecca Elaine Fabac set for Friday February 12 at 4 pm at Eudora Baptist Church in Eudora Kansas. Charlene Newman age 88 of Lawrence has services pending at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home following her death on Tuesday February 9 2016 at LMH.
Frances Elizabeth Morrison died in sleep February 8 2016 at Pioneer Ridge Nursing Facility. She was born April 30 1924 married January 1 1946 to Max W Morrison and outlived him. Memorial service February 13 2016 at Lawrence Wesleyan Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
Werner outlines proposals to place medical and other offices near the 1809 Crossgate Drive golf course club house. The longtime private clubhouse will not be demolished, renovations continue with a fall reopening planned. Plans await Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission approval, possibly as soon as next month.
The court will issue a decision in the school finance case about block grants replacing the old funding formula. A 2016 change froze district aid at 2015 levels and altered local option budget and capital outlay calculations. The ruling is due around 9 30 a.m.
Lawrence campus funding changes spark opposition to language capping spending from special revenue funds for bonds issued after July 1, 2015. KU officials say they did not request the amendment and stress a less confrontational stance while defending the medical center and Central District project amid legislative questions.
The Kansas House approved, 123 to 0, a bill to moderate penalties for sexting by 12 to 18 year olds. It would create three penalty options from six months to prison time based on possession, transmission, or aggravated transmission of images. Proponents say the measure offers proportionate punishment and allows counseling or mental health treatment instead of prison.
Lawmakers clashed over KU bond financing, with Senate members adding a provision restricting use of state or special funds for lease payments on the Central District project. Some described comments by Mr Cabo ni as flippant, while others urged restraint to avoid harming KU. House and Senate leaders discussed a transparent path forward, with ongoing talks between lawmakers and the Kansas Board of Regents. no removal of spending limits, proponents say KU budgeted amounts suffice.
Kansas Medicaid would cover 362000 poor and disabled. Ward proposed adding 160000 more via expansion tied to a deficit bill. GOP House rules declared the amendment out of order. Supporters from Kansas Hospital Association push for expansion amid federal funding promises, while opponents warn of high costs. Senate and House debating budget plans.
Lawrence Journal World publishes contact numbers for general manager production and distribution, classified advertising, and delivery inquiries. It lists the address at 645 New Hampshire Street Lawrence KS 66044 and postmaster address, plus USPS and AP membership notices.
Wall Street indices drifted downward amid mixed inflation signals and cautious trading. Investors evaluated overnight earnings and the potential impact of higher rates, while technology shares led declines and energy names provided some support.
Keith and Kathryn Lane of Baldwin City welcome a girl. Felicia Hobbs of Lawrence welcomes a girl. Anne and Paul Dillon of Lawrence welcome a boy. Richard and Amanda Saunders of Topeka welcome a boy. Wednesday events noted for each family.
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