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Obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families. For running obituaries contact 832 7151. This policy outlines submission method and local contact procedures for death notices in the Journal World.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2014
Page
2
Obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families. For running obituaries contact 832 7151. This policy outlines submission method and local contact procedures for death notices in the Journal World.
Cheryl M. Evans of Rifle Colorado died January 21 2014. Graveside inurnment is set for 2 pm Saturday January 25 2014 at Oak Hill Cemetery. More details at rumsey yost dot com.
Douglas County commissioners urged the Kansas Legislature to keep the mortgage registration fee, arguing it funds the Register of Deeds and avoids raising property taxes. The fee, 2.60 per 1000 borrowed, netted about 1.8 million for the county last year and roughly 47 million across all counties. Replacing it with mill levy hikes would raise charges for homeowners.
Kansas paid private law firms just over 1 million to defend anti abortion laws enacted in the past three years. The attorney general's office released 179000 in fees. Abortion opponents rallied at the Statehouse as Brownback and allies touted laws. Planned Parenthood criticized the expenditure while noting legal challenges remain in state and federal courts.
Police found Sasko dead from apparent traumatic injuries on January 18 at a home on West 26th Street after McLinn’s family reported her missing. A dark 2008 Nissan Altima with an In God We Trust plate AK149 was also missing. At St David’s Episcopal Church in Topeka, mourners heard scripture and shared hugs as Sarah McLinn’s sister Ashley urged her return home. Police seek information on Sasko’s death and McLinn’s whereabouts.
Contact details for reporter Stephen Montemayor are provided with a phone number 832 7160 and a Twitter handle smontemayor for reader outreach and updates.
Justice Nuss delivered a State of the Judiciary address focusing on budget shortfalls totaling 8.25 million dollars for the next fiscal year starting July 1. He warned that underfunding could force court closures and furloughs, despite a pay increase for some nonjudicial staff and a noted desire for better court-legislature cooperation. Brownback’s recent critique of the court was not directly addressed, Nuss said.
A public ultrasound display at the Kansas Statehouse marked the 41st anniversary of Roe v. Wade drawing hundreds of anti abortion protesters led by Gov. Sam Brownback while two Topeka women Amanda Kennedy 12 weeks and Bethany Knight 24 weeks viewed their fetuses on a wide screen two legislators praised the demonstration as educational and pro life while Planned Parenthood called it a public spectacle ultrasound technicians described fetal development and a clinic spokeswoman urged against public demonstrations in legislative settings
Directory style notice lists editors Tom Keegan Julie Wright and other staff with contact numbers. It also provides circulation, classifieds, advertising, and delivery help lines. Published daily by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with postal and circulation information.
A clipped list shows lottery numbers for multiple games including Hot Lotto, Kansas Cash and a Kansas 2by2 entry. It lists draws such as 8 23 33 45 52 with number 4, 3 6 12 15 22 with 17, 7 310 25 32 with 23, and a Pick 3 entry 063 with red and white ball pairings.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 41.10 points to 16,373.34 while the Nasdaq rose 17.24 to 4,243. The S&P 500 gained 1.06 to 1,844.86. Corn and soybeans advanced modestly. oil climbed to 96.73 and gold slipped to 1,238.60.
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