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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2016
Page
2
Journal World informs readers of obituary policy including contact number 832-7151 for submitting obituaries, noting they run as submitted by funeral homes or families of the deceased.
Tony Wang 50 of Lawrence died January 6 2016 in Kearney Nebraska. Funeral service will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home Lawrence. More at rumsey-yost.com.
Ermagene Francis Fenton Deines of Lawrence Kansas died January 7 2016 surrounded by family. Born September 28 1925 she was the youngest child of Edward H and Martha Day Fenton in Shallow Water Kansas. She married Emil Walter Devies on October 18 1947 who preceded her in death. Survived by six children twelve grandchildren eleven great grandchildren. Final resting place Maple Grove Cemetery Dodge City Kansas. Condolences at WarrenMcElwain com sign guestbook.
Dennis Allen Rudder, 65, Linwood, died January 7, 2016 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. No services are planned at this time. Condolences may be sent at rumsey-yost.com.
Winters outlined a survey aimed at guiding policy decisions as tattoo prevalence grows. The study seeks broad public input from ages 18 to 80 to inform recommendations to command staff. Kansas University Public Safety and Douglas County Sheriff’s Office keep tattoo bans, with no current plans to alter uniform visible markings. Lawrence Police Department restricts tattoos that undermine dignity or provoke or offend. The highway patrol survey is publicly accessible through a short URL and closes January 29.
Liberty Memorial middle school students met with police during Law Enforcement Appreciation Day as part of Conversation P E A C E a program for after school talks on issues like race policing and safety. Officers answered questions visited classrooms and joined PE classes to discuss forensics Internet safety and drug prevention. Seventh grader Ozioma Ajekwu praised the officers for their work and presence benefitting the community.
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback issues a broader executive order directing state agencies to avoid assisting in resettling refugees who pose security risks. The order expands the November directive targeting Syrian refugees and aims to curb involvement by grant-funded organizations until federal vetting processes are deemed adequate.
Town Talk notes Alvamar ownership seeks major renovations around the course including 24 thousand square foot two story clubhouse, four pools with cabana space, a wellness center, and a minihotel banquet facility with 24 guest rooms. KU golf training space doubles to 4 thousand square feet. Planning Commission hearing sought in February amid missing elevations and scope details.
The project at 239 Elm St owned by Jon Davis received zoning approval to convert from industrial to commercial for a cafe. A 10 space parking plan was approved by the Board of Zoning Appeals, with city code requiring 13 spaces, and site plans for a small 800 square foot cafe with a new east side patio are to follow.
The Lawrence Journal World lists general manager Scott Stanford and departments for production, distribution, and advertising. It provides contact numbers and emails for staff and specific sections including Arts, City government, KU, and obituaries, plus postal and membership details.
The USA Today stock roundup notes Kansas wheat at 10 cents per bushel, alongside a quoted price of 4.73 dollars. The brief lists broader stocks and commodities in the market section for readers seeking quick financial cues.
AES Silas and Holly Clark of Ottawa announce the birth of a girl named Friday Shannon Goldring and Jacob Heubach of Richmond welcomed a boy Friday.
The Kansas Corporation Commission record corrections note KCP and L filed a tariff document on December 31 and a notice of communication on January 4. The Journal-World article previously misstated those filing dates.
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