Death notices: Wesley H Grammer Sr. 83
Memorial services set for Wesley Harvey Grammer Sr. 83 of Lawrence at 2 p.m. Friday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. He died Feb 14 2011 at Stormont-Vail. Survived by two sons, three daughters, two brothers, three sisters, 12 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Memorials to Wes Grammer Memorial Fund.
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Wes” Harvey Grammer Sr
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Mary Crow
St. Louis
Wanda Haider
David
Denver
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Pittsburg
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Gerald
Virginia
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Wilma Stone
Shirley Harris
McLouth
Wes Grammer
Franklin C. Bidinger services pending in Clinton
Services for 84 year old Franklin C. Bidinger of Clinton are pending at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. He died Tuesday February 15, 2011.
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Memorial services for Eugene Mack Percy in Topeka
Memorial services for Eugene Mack Percy 87 will be held at 10 30 a m Saturday at Penwell Gabel Southeast Chapel Topeka with military honors by Fort Riley burial detail The Douglas County resident died Feb 12 2011 at his home He was the father of Rebecca Percy of Lawrence A.F.P.
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Lawrence
KU moves probation for Greek council over hazing culture
The University of Kansas places the Interfraternity Council on probation with mandatory anti hazing education and oversight. An outside consultant will review the hazing culture. two executive board members must attend a three day Novak Institute seminar funded by the IFC.
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Lawrence constituents to meet with Yoder staff today
U S Rep Kevin Yoder staff will be at the Lawrence Public Library from 1 p m to 2 30 p m to assist constituents with questions or issues. Presidential historian Richard Norton Smith will discuss including Franklin Delano Roosevelt on Mount Rushmore at the Dole Institute of Politics tonight at 7 30 p m as part of the 2011 Presidential Lecture Series with an interview by Dole Institute director Bill Lacy.
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Brownback plans tax breaks to repopulate rural Kansas
Gov. Sam Brownback proposes rural opportunity zones offering five year state income tax exemptions for movers from outside Kansas to counties with population declines and optional student loan repayment up to 15000. The plan aims to slow rural depopulation, but lawmakers raise concerns on eligibility costs and scope.
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Kansas
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Shelter leaders press on with search for new homeless shelter
Lawrence shelter officials vow to pursue a new site despite a court ruling that left private covenants clouding plans to move from the 10th and Kentucky site. Director Loring Henderson said fundraising remains strong with about 1.6 million raised and a guarantor ready if donations falter, though long term stay at 3701 Franklin Park Circle is not being considered. City decisions on the current permit loom, with planning commission review Feb 23 and city commission action in March as neighbors weigh objections and the shelter’s future.
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Today’s Poll on Pothole Damage While Driving
The poll asks if readers have damaged their car driving over a pothole. A second poll asks which KU men's basketball victory is preferred with 74 percent for Beating Missouri at Mizzou Arena and 25 percent for Beating K-State at Bramlage Coliseum. More responses at LJWorld.com.
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Classifieds and contact details for Lawrence Journal World
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