Deaths and obituaries from Lawrence Journal World notices
Notices announce deaths and memorial plans for Elorise Dee R. Deel and LeRoy Huett in Williamstown and Oskaloosa with funeral times. Judy Johnson of Ottawa Kansas passes away January 22 2014. Cremation planned with spring celebration requested by the family.
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Mark Maxwell
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Cary Ingle-Maxwell
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Zoey Klenklen
Joyce
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John Hopkins
Cathy
Cindy Mitchell
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Funeral service for Roberta Flory in Lawrence
Roberta Jean Flory 84 of Lawrence dies Thursday at Baldwin Healthcare Center. Funeral 10 am Monday at Central United Methodist Church with burial at Washington Creek Cemetery. Surviving son Stan and daughter Carol plus siblings and grandchildren. Memorials to Grace Hospice Heifer Project or Central United Methodist Church. GOI Indiana, Lawrence address provided. Online condolences at rumsey-yost.com.
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Carol Taul
Jimmie
Baldwin City
Eldon Turner
Ottawa
Doris Sullivant
Raymond
Caroline Flory
Pete Flory
Keltner
Nickie Harding
Levi Flory
Katy Boehn
Taylor Flory
Hunter Harding
Leanna Flory
Oscar Keltner
Caden Keltner
Kylie Keltner
Rumsey-Yost
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Heifer Project International
Goi
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Wichita man gets life for shooting death in six charged group
Kyle Beltz, 22, was given life in prison with a 20 year parole eligibility after being one of six charged in the killing of 33 year old Ronald Betts during a marijuana deal. He received a concurrent 67 month sentence for attempted possession with intent to sell.
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Catch a Break fundraiser aids cancer patient Peters
Peters faced chemotherapy costs after her health plan covered care but required time off work and wigs. A Lawrence Memorial Hospital social worker connected her with Catch a Break, a local survivor founded group that paid one month of utilities groceries and holiday movie tickets. Peters plans to attend the fundraiser next weekend.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Arctic Blast fundraiser supports Catch a Break program
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Endowment Association hosts the second Arctic Blast fundraiser on February 1 at Abe and Jake’s Landing to benefit Catch a Break. Tickets are 80 dollars, with ski lodge gear encouraged and entertainment including fire tasting stations music a strong woman and fire jugglers. The event underscores local impact as Peters 27 who battled HER2 positive breast cancer marks progress through chemotherapy and targeted therapy and now advocates for early detection and support for young survivors.
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Dredging Capacity and Sand Royalty Debate in Kansas River
Dredging on the Kansas River can remove about 1.5 million tons of sand yearly. Edward Moses of the Kansas Aggregate Producers Association warns higher royalties would raise costs for concrete and asphalt, and shifting dredging would lift haul costs. He doubts members support the bill.
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Kansas Aggregate Producers’ Association
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Classified Advertising Rates and Contacts at Journal-World
The Lawrence Journal-World lists contact lines for editorial and sales including Ann Gardner and Mike Countryman. It shows rates such as per month green T days MS and 3days FSS with Sun Only options, and directs readers to ljworld.com for classifieds and sales inquiries.
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Lottery results from Wednesday and Friday drawings
Wednesday Powerball numbers 77 9 55 29. Friday Mega Millions 22 45 46 47 65 10. Wednesday Hot Lotto Sizzler 3 6 12 15 22 17. Wednesday Super Kansas Cash 2 3 10 25 32 23. Friday Kansas 2by2 Red 2 19 White 7 16. Friday Kansas Pick 3 870.
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Market totals fall as indexes slide on Friday trading
U.S. stocks dropped with the Dow off 318 points to 15,879 while the Nasdaq fell 90 and the S&P 500 declined 38. Oil slipped 68 cents to 96.64 a barrel and gold rose to 1,264.30 per ounce. Corn and soybeans posted small gains with futures mixed across wheat and other commodities.
Regents form social media policy review group
A regents committee will propose adjustments to a policy allowing firing for improper social media use. The group aims for a preliminary policy by March 12 and invites public input, with meetings starting February 1 at ESU. The policy followed a controversial anti NRA tweet by a EU professor.
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Chuck Epp
School of Public Affairs
Kansas University
Max McCoy
ESU
Andy Tompkins
McCoy
Julia Keen
Kansas State University
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EU Law
Richard Levy
Johnson
David Guth
Kansas argues over class sizes versus student teacher ratios
Lawrence officials note the gap between class sizes and state counted ratios. KSDE counts music PE and art teachers, affecting the 7.5 students per teacher figure. The district expanded class sizes after 2011 cuts but added teachers with state aid and reserves.
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Lawrence
Rick Doll
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New York, Kennedy and Pinckney
Kansas State Department of Education
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Brownback
Kansas
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