Death notice for Martha Harper in Lawrence Kansas
Martha Ann Harper, 79, of Lawrence, died February 20 2012 at Brandon Woods at Alvarmar. Services pending and will be announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home and Crematory. Condolences may be sent at rumsey yost dot com.
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Martha Ann Harper
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home & Crematory
Harper
Brandon Woods
Alvamar
Rumseyyost.com
Keplinger Arlon E Bud 66 Baldwin City obituary
Arlon E. Bud Keplinger 66 of Baldwin City Kansas died February 6 2012 at home Private family services were held He was born in Overbrook and was a lifelong area resident He worked as a lineman for Baldwin City Electric Company and was an Army veteran He is survived by wife Sheryl East two children Renee Allen and Chris Keplinger two sisters Lela Robinson Kay Gordon two grandchildren Will and Stevie Chapel Oaks Lawrence Funeral Chapel (785) 841 3822 Obituaries ljworld com guest book available
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Arlon E. “Bud” Keplinger
Baldwin City
Mr. Keplinger
Overbrook
Kansas
Baldwin City Electric Company
Sheryl East
Renee
Steve) Allen
Wilmington
Chris
Charity) Keplinger
Norfolk
Lela
Dennis) Robinson
Kay
Merle
Gordon
Will
Stevie
Chapel Oaks
Lawrence Funeral Chapel
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Bette Jean Leib obituary and funeral plans announced
Bette Jean Leib 87 of Lawrence Kansas dies February 17 2012 at home funeral services set for February 24 2012 at Warren McElwain Mortuary burial in Wellsville Cemetery She lived in Kansas City MO and Wellsville and worked for Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant during WWII and Douglas County Public Works later She was married to William F Leib 1943 until his death 2002 Survivors include daughter Debbie Jo Sump four sons eight grandchildren and many great grandchildren The family will greet friends February 23 2012 5 30 to 7 p m at the mortuary Memorial gifts may go to Lawrence Humane Society or the American Legion }
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Bette Jean Leib
Lawrence
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Wellsville
Kansas City
Missouri
Leon
Alice (Downing) Miller
Bette
Sunflower Army
Douglas County Public Works Department
Douglas County
Hayden
American Legion
Waverly
Jayhawk
William F. “Bill” Leib
Wellsville, KS
Debbie Jo Sump
Dean
Ottawa
Billy L. Leib
Michael K. Leib
Sandra
Steven R. Leib
Carolyn
Moscow
Idaho
Sally Barnett
Robert
Bob” Miller
Lawrence Humane Society
Warrenmcelwain.com
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Property tax values to fall in 2012 across county
Miles reports 67 percent of residential parcels will see value declines in 2012 with 710 percent down by 5 percent or more. Another 27 percent drop 2 to 4.99 percent, 30 percent less than 2 percent, 9 percent unchanged, and 24 percent rising due to improvements. Notices come March 1. hearings within 30 days. Distressed sales complicate fair market value. Lawrence, Eudora, Baldwin City hardest hit. Lecompton steady. County revenue expected to fall $2–3 million in 2013. officials considering 2012 budget cuts.
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Miles
Eudora
Baldwin City
Lawrence
Lecompton
Douglas County
Craig Weinaug
Weinang
Kansas House panel okays bill cutting income tax
The Kansas Taxation Committee approved an alternative to Governor Brownback's plan to overhaul the income tax code. The measure, sent to the House for debate, scales back tax cuts and trims the poor workers credit while preserving other credits, with a partial 5.7 percent sales tax and a six year phase in for business tax exemptions. The plan borrows 351 million for two years to prop up programs, provoking Democratic concerns about impacts on poor families and highway funding.
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Topeka
Kansas
House Committee
Chamber
Sam Brownback
House
Brownback
House Gop
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Nile Dillmore
Wichita
Dillmore
Tee
Department of Revenue
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Kansas religious liberty bill advances in House
Religious Annie Kuether and Rep John Rubin discuss a measure to curb government burdens on religious exercise while blocking discrimination under the Kansas Act. The bill would bar substantial burdens unless serving a compelling interest and least restrictive means, with local ordinances unaffected. Governor Brownback's administration backs the measure as Judiciary Chair Kinzer notes no current local ordinances would be invalidated.
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Annie Kuether
Topeka
John Rubin
Shawnee
Barack Obama
Kuether
Manhattan
Lawrence
Sam Brownback
Judiciary
Lance Kinzer
R-Olathe
Kinzer
Schools Embrace Participation in Long Process of Change
Community representative Chris Lempa of New York notes the effort was long and difficult but worthwhile and may mark only the start. Sunset Hill parent Daisy Wakefield sees no simple fix as the group wrestles with school closures and interconnected consequences. Pinckney brings new momentum with a majority backing a major turn in the process.
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Chris Lempa
New York
Sunset Hill
Daisy Wakefield
Pinckney
Community Voices End of Group Effort in School Consolidation
Dawn Shew praised the process as worthwhile though the consolidation charge failed. Superintendent Rick Doll noted shifting data on enrollment and finances and urged continued community involvement as board members change.
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Rick Doll
Doll
Lawrence Journal-World contact and publication details
The Lawrence Journal-World contact information lists editors and departments with phone numbers and emails, circulation hours, and publication details. It notes daily publication by The World Company, with post office, mailing address, and AP membership.
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Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
Lottery results snapshot shows weekend draw numbers
Saturday Powerball numbers 23 28 50 56 59 with 5. Friday Mega Millions 16 25 28 32 40 with 3. Saturday Hot Lotto Sizzler 19 20 30 34 37 with 3. Monday Super Kansas Cash 12 13 18 19 with 8. Monday Kansas 2by2 Red 13 16 White 11 22. Monday Kansas Pick 3 604.
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Kansas
Poll on watching KUMU game and Facebook age question
Readers answer two polls. The first asks how they plan to watch the KUMU basketball game this Saturday with options including at home with others, at the game, at a bar or restaurant, alone, DVR, or not watching live. The second asks the age at which children should get a Facebook account with multiple age options and percentages.
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KUMU
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