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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2013
Page
2
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Services for Lloyd W. Powell aged 75 will be held at 4 p.m. January 5 2013 at Warren McElwain Eudora Chapel. He died December 31 2012 at LMH. Details at www warrenmcelwain com.
Graveside services for Marjorie Gaines Koelling McCardell 93 of Lawrence Kansas will be held at Memorial Park Cemetery at 1 p m Saturday January 5 2013 She died January 61 2013 in Lawrence She was born January 20 1919 in Butler Missouri a KU journalism graduate lifelong Jayhawk fan and member of PEO and Alpha Chi Omega Her survivors include daughter Sue Mohr and son Ron Koelling with four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Memorials may be given to Bridge Haven Memory Care or Jasper County Animal Rescue League and Humane Society in Newton IA
James Edward Salyer 76 of Lawrence died December 30 2012 at home. Services are 3:00 p.m. Friday January 4 2013 at Warren Memorial Chapel with private inurnment at Oak Hill Cemetery. He attended KU Pharmacy School and earned a law degree in 1973 before practicing law in Lawrence until 2000. He started Salyer Pharmacy, owned Round Corner Drug, and held memberships in multiple professional associations. Survived by daughter Pamela Jo Salyer son Dennis James Salyer two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Memorials to KU Endowment Association School of Pharmacy or School of Law.
A Topeka judge ruled at a preliminary hearing that 57-year-old Manuela Alcala of El Paso Texas will be tried for first degree murder in the death of 34 year old Ashley Alcala. The trial is set to begin March 25. The victim's husband Manuel Alcala and two El Paso men are also charged with first degree murder.
Kansas' all Republican delegation split on the fiscal cliff bill. Sens Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran backed the measure while representatives Lynn Jenkins Kevin Yoder Mike Pompeo and Tim Huelskamp opposed it. Moran and Roberts cited preventing tax hikes and sparing taxpayers. Pompeo and Huelskamp criticized the deal for spending and insufficient cuts. Jenkins offered no immediate comment.
President Obama resumes his Hawaii trip after a fiscal cliff deal clears Congress. Republicans vow spending cuts to curb entitlements, while the Senate package postpones automatic cuts for two months and preserves some tax and unemployment provisions amid market anxiety.
Douglas County officials warn that Kansas tax plans and retail reform will affect local budgets. Senate Bill 317 and House Bill 2501 would redefine machinery and equipment for tax exemption, risking about 134 million dollars statewide and millions for local districts. The Affordable Care Act decision also shapes county service funding and Medicaid expansion. County spent 6.1 million in 2012 on community agency support and health services.
Lawrence residents faced with a mixed day of sun and showers as city officials announce new park plans. Several community volunteers will organize a cleanup event at North Park this weekend, with local businesses sponsoring food and supplies.
The Lawrence Journal-World provides daily publication data and contact details. It lists the World Company address at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas with phone numbers for subscriptions.
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Today's poll asks if KU freshmen should be required to take certain classes. The survey also covers Lawrence school funding, with 64 percent opposed to a $92.5 million bond proposal and 35 percent in favor. Readers are directed to LJWorld.com for more responses and voting.
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