Deaths Obituary policy note from Journal-World
The Journal-World states its obituary policy with funeral homes or families submitting notices and a contact number 832-7151 for running obituaries. It outlines submission procedures and the role of funeral homes in publishing memorial notices.
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Obituary: Craig R. Lewis 1952 2014 Lawrence Kansas
Craig R. Lewis June 26, 1952 July 26 1952 born Wichita died February 1 2014 in Baldwin City KS. US Army veteran and Pittsburg State alum worked as an insurance agent for John Hancock. Survived by son Colin Lewis daughter Amber Dujak mother JoAnn Lewis brothers Frank and Vance and spouses. four nephews and one niece. Cremation and no services at this time. Arrangements Meyers Funeral Chapel Blue Springs Missouri.
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Pittsburg State University
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North Dakota
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Justin
Bensalem
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Marvin D Sturm 79 Wellsville Dies. Visitation and Funeral Planned
Marvin D. Sturm, 79, of Wellsville, died Sunday. Visitation is 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, with funeral services at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Wilson's Funeral Home in Wellsville.
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Wellsville
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City plans lighting study for sports complex illumination
Lighting director Candela will determine light spill onto nearby properties if all lights at the sports complex are on. The city will fund part of the photometric review, aiming to address Graham's information request and ensure an engineering review beyond code. The plan includes soccer, softball, and outdoor track facilities, with legal questions about permit timing and open-ended uses raised by attorney Rick Hird. Results expect in about ten days ahead of a proposed lighting plan approval by the Lawrence City Commission.
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McCullough
Rock Chalk Park
Graham
Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence
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Bliss Sports
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Lawmakers debate Kansas liquor bill widening sales
Uncork Kansas backs House Bill 2556 to let grocery and convenience stores sell strong beer wine and spirits, arguing consumer savings and local economy benefits. Liquor store owners warn of job losses and tax declines as licenses could be frozen for 10 years and sales shift out of state. Local store owners and a KU student weigh consumer choice against industry impact.
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Alek Joyce
Kansas University
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Christian Walter
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City reporter Chad Lawhorn contact line
City reporter Chad Lawhorn can be reached at 832 6362. Follow him at Twitter dot com slash clawhorn ljw.
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Markets Report Mixed as Dow and Commodities Move
Monday's market tone shows the Dow up 103.84 to 16 207.14 while Nasdaq rises 29.56 to 4 292.97 and the S&P 500 gains 11.36 to 1 847.61. Treasuries edge to 3.1 percent on the 30 year and commodities swing with oil at 102.82 a barrel, silver at 22.05, and platinum at 1 441.40.
Lawrence Journal World Contact Details
The Lawrence Journal World listing provides the editorial and staff contacts including Julie Wright managing editor Tom Keegan sports editor Ann Gardner editorial page editor and Mike Countryman director of circulation with phone numbers and email handles for ljworld com. Also lists classified advertising contact and postmaster mailing address in Lawrence Kansas.
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Groundwater in Kansas shows mixed gains and losses amid drought
Kansas groundwater levels varied across districts with GMD 3 in southwest Kansas down 2.31 feet last year after years of declines totaling about 35 feet since 1996. GMD 5 in Big Bend rose over half a foot after two prior declines, while GMD 2 Equus Red gained over 2.5 feet and GMD 1 fell less than a foot amid ongoing drought and uneven rainfall.
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Great Bend Prairie
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McPherson
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