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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2013
Page
2
Information on running obituaries is provided by the Journal World policy. Call 832-7151 for details on submissions from funeral homes or families where obituaries are run as submitted.
Hadassah Ruth Singer 70 of Lawrence died Friday at home. A memorial service is set for 4 p.m. Sunday at the Lawrence Jewish Community Center, with arrangements through Rumsey-Yost.
Kansas House Republicans voiced limited support for Governor Brownback’s plan to suspend a July sales tax cut and fund a broader tax overhaul. Speaker Merrick and Majority Leader Vickrey urged alternatives, while Democrats promise their own measures. The debate centers on balancing a $14.4 billion budget and sustaining tax reductions amid tax policy flexibility and spending cuts.
Lawrence officials again expect a donation from the Selfs Assists Foundation for the proposed 25 million recreation center. Erin Zimney says the group plans roughly 1 million, potentially formalizing after bids are accepted, while project changes prompted earlier confusion. The foundation has long supported the rec center and remains enthusiastic about the effort.
KU Endowment President Dale Seuferling says the association never donated land and the turnkey package priced at 25 million dollars includes land costs. City officials consider approving the agreement to proceed at a 6:35 p.m. City Hall meeting Tuesday.
Crime author Tim Dorsey will discuss his latest work The Riptide Ultra-Glide Sunday from 4 to 5 p.m. at The Sandbar 17 E Eighth St. The event, sponsored by the library The Sandbar and The Raven Bookstore, will include book sales. Dorsey is known for Florida set novels featuring Serge Storms.
A registered nurse and former congressional candidate from northeastern Kansas was selected to lead HHS Region 7. Department Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced Stephene Moore as director of the four-state region on Thursday.
Kansas lawmakers file Senate Bill 199 to create the Midwest Stem Cell Therapy Center at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The measure, led by Sen Mary Pilcher-Cook and 21 fellow Republicans, aims to position Kansas as a hub for adult stem cell treatments with a hearing anticipated later this month.
Manhattan AP report states Kansas State University breast cancer researcher Anna Zolkiewska has secured a four year federal grant of 1.2 million from NIH NCI. The funding funds work on breast tumor initiating cells or cancer stem cells to improve survival rates. The associate professor studies how cancer stem cells drive progression and recurrence despite surgery, chemo and radiation.
The Lawrence Journal-World lists offices at 609 N H and 645 N H News Center with main phone lines 785 843 1000 and 800 578 8748. Mike Countryman is circulation director at 832 7137, and classifieds can reach 832 2222 or ljworld com classifieds. Susan Cantrell handles print and online advertising at 832 6307.
The notice provides in town redelivery guarantee and call times from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. for missed deliveries. It lists publication details for The World Company in Lawrence Kansas including address, phone numbers and postmaster notices. It notes postal service and circulation bureau affiliations.
The excerpt lists multiple Kansas Lottery games with numbers for Wednesday’s Hot Lotto and Super Kansas Cash draws as well as Friday’s Kansas 2by2 and Pick 3. It includes red and white ball designations and the drawn numbers 26 30 31 33 34 for Hot Lotto and 7 13 24 28 31 for Super Kansas Cash, plus additional numbers for 2by2 and Pick 3.
City projects major delays on Iowa Street this summer with east west traffic routed via 23rd or Sixth streets and north south via Kasold Drive or Kentucky Street. Closures near Bob Billings/15th Street Town intersection extend to mid August for turn lanes, with work lasting until late November. Additional repaving from 29th to city limits and a Sixth and Iowa turn lane will follow.
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