Lawrence City Commission primary adds two challengers
Eight candidates seek five seats in the Lawrence nonpartisan race with a primary set for February 27 and the general election on April 3. New filers include KU senior Jennifer Chaffee and Lawrence resident Jimmy Lee Bricker. Incumbents David Dunfield Erv Hodges Marty Kennedy run with other challengers Scott Bailey Craig Campbell Sue Hack.
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Lawrence City
Kansas
University
Jennifer Chaffee
Lawrence
Jimmy Lee Bricker
Chaffee
the Gap
Abercrombie & Fitch
Commission
City Commission
David Dunfield
Erv Hodges
Marty Kennedy
Scott Bailey
Craig Campbell
Sue Hack
Free Infant Toddler Development Screening Clinic
The Douglas County Infant Toddler Coordinating Council hosts a free screening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in conference room A from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday. The event tests children up to 3 years old on motor skills speech and language self help and personal social development with additional screenings for ages 3 to 5. For scheduling call ICC at 843 3059 or 832 5098 ext 205.
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Douglas County
Infant- Toddler Coordinating Council
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
ICC
Obituary notices for Elsie Kluetz Florence Lerner and Earl Clary
Several Lawrence area obituaries note cremation or services planned for Elsie E. Kluetz 103 of Lawrence with survivors including a granddaughter and grandson and memorials to the National Audubon Society. Florence Lerner 91 of Lawrence died January 13 2001 with a son and daughter among survivors and hospice memorials requested. Earl Leon Clary 84 of Baldwin died January 16 2001 with a Friday service in Baldwin and burial at Prairie City Cemetery. survivors include three daughters eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Additional memorials and funeral details are given for Beat Rice Gilner 89 of Garnett with multiple children and grandchildren listed.
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Elsie E. Kluetz
Lawrence
Kluetz
Merrill, Wis
William
Minnie Peterman
Libertyville
Judy Jagger
Jack R. Schulze
Huntington Beach
Calif
National Audubon Society
Warren McElwain
Florence Lerner
Lerner
Abraham and
Pauline (Rabinowitz) Rosen
Baltimore
George Lerner
David Lerner
BaLdwin
Earl Leon Clary
Lamb- Roberts-Heise Funeral
Prairie City Cemetery
Clary
Wilmore
Anna Yakle
Homer Cleveland Clary
Humboldt
Critchfield Motors
Johnson Chevrolet
Sunflower Ordnance Depot
DeSoto
Hercules Powder Co
Madl Implement
Prairie City Cemetery Assn
Marjorie Capper
Sharon Kay Burns- Bohm
Leavenworth
Marilyn Sue Coon
Carol Ann Hop
Steve Lee
P.O. Box
Greeley
Beatrice Theresa Gilner
Garnett
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Gilner
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Merriam
Frank and
Elizabeth (Wolken) Lickteig
Stanley Home Products
St. John the Baptist Church
Altar Society
Third Order of the Carmelites
Pottawatomie Grange
Daughters
Isabel
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
James Presley Gilner Jr
Frank Gilner
New Hampton
N.Y
Bob Gilner
Overland Park
Bernie Gilner
Paola
Andrew Thomas Gilner
Tonganoxie
Jimmie Gilner
Harrisburg
Betty Wellman
Meriden
Carolyn O'Dell
Mary “Kakie” Horn
LaCygne
Terry Jasper
Bush City
Dominic Lickteig
Defiance
Towa
Bernard Lickteig
Scipio
Francis Lickteig
Shawnee
Fergus Lickteig
Betty Gellhaus
St. John’s School
Farris- Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
South Oak
P.O
KU names Gronbeck-Tedesco interim study abroad director
Susan Gronbeck-Tedesco will become interim director of KU study abroad programs, replacing Margareta O Connell who moves to the Office of International Programs. Gronbeck-Tedesco will earn about $70,000 as interim director, up from O Connell’s salary, with a later search for a permanent replacement. O Connell stays on as assistant to the dean for alumni affairs and development, maintaining her $51,786 salary. KU notes Gronbeck-Tedesco’s dual international programs and academic administration background as the university continues to internationalize its curriculum.
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O’connell
Susan Gronbeck-Tedesco
Gronbeck-Tedesco
David Shhulenburger
O'Connell
Office of
International Programs
Carlin
Margareta O'Connell
EU International
Ilinois State University
Illinois State University
University of Iowa
Center For International Programs
U.S
Fiske Guide To Colleges
Heating bills drive surge in utility assistance programs
Red Cross interim director Caroline Arter notes applications for help with heating costs are higher than expected. Warm Hearts, backed by six Lawrence groups, has 15 to 20 new applications weekly, about double a typical year. Salvation Army staff report overwhelming demand and emotional strain, but urge people to apply while funds remain.
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Caroline Arter
Red Cross
Lawrence
Elizabeth Peak
Salvation Army
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Kansas University Funds
Katie Hinkle
Luke Jordan
Elsie Kluetz
Joanna Lerner- Sweet
Providence
Earl Clary
Beatrice Gilner
Delaware
McMillen House
Chris Scott Hanson
Seattle
Delaware Street Commons
Delaware-Street.com
CTR
EMU
David A. Hall
Willard D. Hazelitt
Ieh
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Reem
Cuba
Scott Rothschild
Terry Rombeck
Journal-World
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Furad
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