Death notice for William E. Guenther in California and Kansas
William E. Guenther, 75, died February 3, 2013, at home in Morgan Hill, California. He was born November 27, 1937, in Baldwin City, Kansas, and is survived by his ex wife Sande, daughters Kelly Parriott and Stacy Guenther, grandsons Alec Gage Parriott and Jordan Alejandro, sisters Shirley Ackerman and Kathy Biermann, and several nieces and nephews. A visitation is set for February 15 in Baldwin City, with burial at Oakwood Cemetery and a memorial service February 23 at Venture Christian Church in Los Gatos, California. Online condolences at LambRoberts.com.
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William E. Guenther
Morgan Hill
Bill
Baldwin City
Kansas
Ruth Guenther
Planeview
Wichita
Scottsdale
United States
Symmetry Corp
San Jose
Sande
Kelly Parriott
Stacy Guenther
Alec
Gage Parriott
Jordan Alejandro
Shirley Ackerman
Kathy Biermann
Jill
David
Jim
Linda Ackerman
Krista Bundt
Kroy Biermann
Kelsey Torske
William F
Jim Guenther
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Venture Christian Church
Los Gatos
Lamb- Roberts.com
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Richard Ray Chapman obituary in Oskaloosa Kansas
Richard Ray Chapman 59 of Oskaloosa KS died Feb 1 2013 at home born Oct 18 1953 in Coleman TX son of Raymond Loyd and Iva Hendricks Chapman served in US Army 1970 to 1978 worked at Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks most recently Laundry Supervisor married Leanne Woodward March 26 1974 survived by two sons Dallas and Austin Chapman both of Oskaloosa sister Suzi Long Granbury TX and other relatives preceded in death by daughter Dawn Marie and brother Billy Jack. Services 1 00 AM Saturday Barnett Family Funeral Home with visitation 9 00 AM to 11 00 AM burial Pleasant View Cemetery memorials Jefferson County Historical Society or Jefferson County Home Health Care care of the funeral home. may be made at www barnettfamilyfh com.
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Richard Ray Chapman
Oskaloosa
Coleman
Raymond Loyd
Iva Lee Hendricks Chapman
U.S. Army
U.S. Disciplinary
Fort Leavenworth
Ft. Leavenworth
Leanne Woodward
Dallas
Jessica Chapman
Austin
Margaret “Suzi” Long
Granbury
Dawn Marie Chapman
Billy Jack Chapman
Barnett
Pleasant View
Jefferson County Historical Society
Jefferson County
Funeral Home
Barnettfamilyfh
LJ World
Hearing on at risk funding changes in Kansas education
Kansas educators voiced opposition to a Senate bill altering how at risk funds are distributed. The proposal would keep kindergartners to third graders in income based funding but base fourth through twelfth grade aid on test scores. Critics warn savings could hurt programs aiding low income students.
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Senate
Kansas
Senate Education Committee
Division of Budget
Diane Gjerstad
Wichita
Walt Chappell
State Board of Education
Recycling talks with Hamm move forward in city plans
City negotiates a mandatory paid curbside recycling service with Hamm to build a processing center near the Douglas Leavenworth County line employing 15 to 20, while remaining private bids from Deffenbaugh and Waste Management could lower monthly costs. Negotiations continue with final contract approval by commissioners.
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Deffenbaugh Industries
Topeka
Hamm
North
Lawrence
Douglas-Leavenworth
Hugh Carter
Deffenbaugh
City mulls five year water and sewer rate hikes
City officials project eight years of sewer line work and maintenance with annual rate increases. The plan would raise the average summer bill by about 6.5 percent or $4.40 monthly, and a 4000 gallon user could pay $13.66 more monthly by year five, totaling roughly $453 more over five years. Funding is tied to a new sewage treatment plant south of the Wakarusa River to relieve capacity bottlenecks and support growth, with potential $18 million added for taste and odor equipment if approved.
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David Corliss
Wakarusa River
O’connell
31St Street
Corliss
Census Bureau
Clinton Lake
Kansas River
Schumm
Controversy Over School Restraint Rules in Kansas
Disability Rights Center criticizes proposed restraints rules as weaker than those in other states while Department of Education officials defend due process rights and existing complaint procedures. The draft would ban seclusion and certain restraints unless a student is in immediate danger and require districts to adopt policies, training, and parent complaint channels. State board to decide on adopting, revising, or returning the proposal after today’s comments. Also noted are active shooter training plans for superintendents, and accreditation changes replacing annual test targets with four annual measurable objectives tailored per school.
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Rocky Nichols
Disability Rights Center of
Kansas
Department of Education
Board of Education
Department
State Board
Diane DeBacker
Kansas Highway Patrol
DeBacker
Journal World Contact Details Notice
Contact information for the Journal World is provided with a Kansas address and phone numbers for News Center in Lawrence. It lists N H. State location details and a main line plus toll free line for reader inquiries and submissions.
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Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
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