Eagles honor police and fire department awards in Lawrence
Lawrence Eagles awarded Tarik Khatib the Reverence for Law Award for police service and the Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical Department as a unit for Excellence in Emergency Services. Firefighter EMT Danny Clouse and firefighter/paramedic Miguel Armenda accepted for the department. Anju Mishra received auxiliary honors for peer counseling.
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Lawrence
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical Department
Eagles Club
Mount Oread Aerie No. 309
Tarik Khatib
Fire and Medical Department
Eagles
Khatib
The
Police Department
Beirut
Lake Forest
Ill
Kansas University
Lawrence Police 13Th Basic Recruit Academy
Ldcf&m
Danny Clouse
Miguel Armenta
Ted McFarlane
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Anju Mishra
Independence Inc
Mike Yoren
Journal-Woniy
Club Ladies Auxiliary
Shirley North
Mishra
Mass of Christian burial for Leo Schmidt in Baileyville
Mass of Christian burial for Leo J. Schmidt 91 Baileyville will be held at Sacred Heart Church. He died February 14 1998 in Nemaha Valley Community Hospital Seneca born July 25 1906 farmed near Seneca owned Schmidt Motel and Schmidt Construction. Survived by a son Robert and seven grandchildren. Memorials to American Heart Association or the church.
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Seneca
Leo J. Schmidt
Baileyville
Sacred Heart Church
Mr. Schmidt
Nemaha Valley Community Hospital
Matthias
Catherine Tanking Schmidt
Witten
Homestead
Greenwood
Kansas
Schmidt
Schmidt’s Motel
Schmidt Brothers Construction
Knights of Columbus No
Kansas Contractors Assn
Viola M. Roeder
Saints Peters and
Rowena M. Sturgeon Puckett
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Plymouth Congregational Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Puckett
P.L.0
Donald Lee Sturgeon
Gene Puckett
Roderick L. Sturgeon
Steven M. Sturgeon
Randall A. Puckett
Karen R. Stoll
Topeka
Susan C. Sturgeon
Jana M. Smith
Donald Maddux
Lawson
Quisenberry Funeral Home
Baldwin tackles crowding with new walls and layout plan
The Baldwin site committee proposes removing interior walls to create rectangular classrooms gaining about 125 usable square feet each. Current capacity is 293 with projections rising to 305 313 and 314 over the next three years, not counting new homes. Additional steps include rotating classrooms, tiles, east wing use for sixth graders, a new media center and science rooms, and moving the central office to the existing media center.
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Wright
Mary Jane Chubb
Aggieville bars hit by fire as losses tallied
Fire destroyed three Aggieville buildings including Club Barrington built in 1915 owned by Charles and Connie Busch. Firefighters removed debris while residents and students watched Kansas State play Kansas, with coworkers recounting shock and plans to contact insurance. The Red Grass offered coffee as recovery began.
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Barrington
Charles and
Connie Busch
Brothers, Bombers
Mannequins
Cavalier Club
Jon
Charlie
Charles Busch
Charles
Adventure Travel
Kansas State
Kansas Jayhawks
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Mike Dekker
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Hanal
Puigta
American Heart Assn
Church
Rowena M. Puckett
Baldwin
Chubb
Mike
Tyler Wikkiin
Journal-World Photo
Lauren Giiges
Laura Penny Hedges
Bryan Hedges
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GRI
Bryan
Laura
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Auto Plaza
Aggieville
Busch
Bobby Fair
Speed Wash
Betty
Loren Minnich
Wildcats
Aggieville’s
Moro Street
Jewelry Armories
Jayhaw
Isey-Crest Funeral Home, Inc, Ad A
Indiana
Alen
Rite Enemeth
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