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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2014
Page
2
The Journal-World obituary policy outlines submission by funeral homes or families and provides a contact number for information. It states obituaries run as submitted and includes a phone line for inquiries.
Dale Francis Hunter died January 1, 2014. Services at 6 a.m. Saturday January 4, 2014 at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home with visitation from 9 a.m. at the same location. More information is available at Rumsey-Yost’s website.
Clifford Wayne Godfrey 69 of Lees Summit Missouri died January 1 2014 A funeral service is set for January 6 2014 at Quisenberry Funeral Home in Tonganoxie Kansas Burial will be private He was a US Navy Viet Nam veteran and retired after 30 years as Westar Energy operations supervisor He is survived by wife Margie two daughters Patricia Skahan Lori Winsler one brother Harold Godfrey two sisters Genevieve Stowe Betty Schrader and four grandchildren
Kansas City group Friends of KCI gathered more than the required 3573 signatures to place a measure on the April ballot. The proposal would require voter approval before demolishing or replacing any terminal at Kansas City International Airport, sparking City Council debate over timing and legality.
The Libertarian Party will choose its governor candidate at a Wichita convention on April 26. About 150 Libertarians will decide between Keen Umbehr of Alma and Tresa McAllaney of Bonner Springs. Libertarians cannot use a primary ballot in August, leaving the two hopefuls to compete for the November general election in a party that has 11,300 members versus Republicans totaling 790,000.
City Commissioner Bob Schumm questions placards on apartment walls as tenants would see mandated rental licensing notices while Commissioner Jer my Farmer pushes the idea to boost awareness. A draft ordinance to require inspections and a placard is still under vote with staff urged to prepare wording by January.
Topeka officials consider improvements to water purification after failing to meet strict guidelines while Topeka water remains compliant. Three suppliers drawing from the city faced state notices for higher than allowed haloacetic acids, a chlorine byproduct linked to possible increased cancer risk over decades. City release says problem anticipated and options are being studied. kansas city kan bank robbery leads to federal charges Jamarr Dale 29 faces robbery count after alleged note demand and bus pursuit. arrest followed quick police response with cash recovered, no gun found.
The Association for the Advancement of Scholars voted two thirds to endorse a boycott of Israeli higher education in protest of Israeli policy and U.S. military support. Participation rose to a record level with about 30 percent voting. KU leaders and faculty weighed in with mixed responses while separate AAU and American Public and Land-Grant statements backed free discussion and collaboration.
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff and contact details including Julie Wright as managing editor, with phone and email references for newsroom inquiries and general contact at the News Center located at 645 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence Kansas 66044.
Publication details for The World Company in Lawrence Kansas include delivery support hours weekdays and weekends toll free numbers and postal addresses for address changes. It lists customer service lines 843 1000 and 800 578 8748 plus post office box and social media handles.
The notice lists Powerball numbers 15 24 40 48 42 with 23, Mega Millions 22 24 25 40 70 with 5, Hot Lotto Sizzler 5 35 40 41 with 2, Super Kansas Cash 8 15 29 31 32 with 8, Kansas 2by2 Red 12 26 and White 1 24, and Kansas Pick 3 620.
The Dow fell 28.64 points to 16 469.99 while the S and P 500 slipped 0.61 to 1831.37 and the Nasdaq slid 11.16 to 4131.91. Treasuries edged up 0.01 to 3.93 percent. Corn gained 3 cents to 4.23, soybeans up 1.25 cents to 12.71, and wheat rose 11 cents to 6.42. Oil dropped 1.48 to 93.96, gold rose to 1,238.60, and platinum climbed to 1,414.20.
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