Deaths policy notice from Journal World obituary page
Information on running obituaries at the Journal-World. calls for funeral homes or families to submit obituaries. guidance includes contacting 832-7151 and that obituaries run as submitted.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2015
Page
2
Information on running obituaries at the Journal-World. calls for funeral homes or families to submit obituaries. guidance includes contacting 832-7151 and that obituaries run as submitted.
A memorial service for Carl Mike Evans will be held at 11 am on January 12, 2015, at Perry United Methodist Church. Memorials are suggested to the church. More information is available via Barnett Family Funeral Home.
Funeral services for Vickie M. Butler, 72, Lawrence, will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. She died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
The 2012 Justice Department findings spurred changes at the state prison including more female correctional officers, 300 new security cameras, and gender specific training. The agreement enforces zero tolerance for sexual abuse, mandates policies to prevent and respond to allegations, and requires quarterly monitoring by a compliance monitor.
Moody's reports Kansas has a structural deficit of about 1.26 billion dollars, roughly 20 percent of the current-year budget, due to underfunded pensions and highway fund transfers. S&P warns that Brownback’s proposed fixes are mostly one-time and may not offset recurring revenue shortfalls. Both agencies downgraded Kansas in August 2014. Friday notes express ongoing concerns about potential future rating actions.
Friday’s trading shows Dow up 170.50 to 17,737.37 while Nasdaq adds 32.12 to 4,704.07 and the S&P 500 rises 17.33 to 2,044.81. Bond yields edge higher as corn gains six cents to 4.00 and soybeans rise four cents to 10.52. Gold remains near 1,216.00 with silver up three cents to 16.38 and platinum at 1,129.10.
Laura Hochman, an English language arts teacher at South Middle School, received the Horizon Award from the Kansas State Department of Education for exceptional first year teaching. Thirty-two educators statewide were honored. Hochman and Pinckney Elementary’s Mark Buckman were nominated by Lawrence districts in September and each received a $250 prize from Trusty Credit Union.
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt filed a suit in Shawnee County District Court against Robert Armstrong doing business as Scholastic School Supply. The New Jersey company allegedly sent false invoices for unpurchased textbooks to more than 300 Kansas public schools between September and December 2014. None of the schools ordered texts. invoices were deemed fake and not paid.
The State Board of Healing Arts revoked Dr. Ann Kristin Neuhaus license citing inadequate records and substandard mental health exams in 2003 for 11 patients aged 10 to 18 before referrals to late-term abortion provider Dr. George Tiller in Wichita. Neuhaus, from Nortonville, remains barred from practicing medicine after the board concluded record-keeping issues were serious.
Liggett notes Memorial Stadium and Union memorialize 129 KU alumni and students who died in World War I. Construction began after 1920 with a 1926 cornerstone ceremony and delayed work, later ending in 1927 for the stadium and 1938 for the union. The WWI losses include William Fitzsimons and student Joseph Liggett, among two women. The union now highlights WWI roots and the memorial purpose behind the campus buildings.
The Lawrence Journal World publishes daily from The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas. Department contacts include editors Tom Keegan and Ann Gardner with circulation manager Mike Countryman and general numbers for delivery and classifieds.
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