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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2015
Page
2
Journal-World obituary policy states obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families, with information for submitting and running obituaries and a contact number 832-7151 for information.
Michael Glass of Lawrence died at home on January 24 2015 at age 64. Arrangements are pending with Warren McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence.
A memorial service for Feryal Fifi Paden will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday January 31 at Trinity Episcopal Church. For more information visit warrenmcelwain.com.
Merle C Stillions 85 of Lawrence Kansas died January 20 2015 from PSP. Born February 15 1929 in Bedford Indiana served in the Korean War married Carolyn Heemstra in 1953 earned degrees at Purdue Rutgers Cal State Chico and Agway director Ithaca NY later consultant. Survived by wife nine grandchildren five great grandchildren and several children. Memorial service planned later with brain donation for PSP research to Cure PSP.
FlightSafety's Cessna Pilot Learning Center at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport has reopened all programs after a Beechcraft King Air struck the roof last Oct. 30, killing the pilot and three center workers. The NTSB continues its investigation while training centers in Orlando, San Antonio, and Farnborough also resumed operations.
Lawrence city commissioners will consider approving a contract with Eldorado Incorporated of Kansas City to perform preliminary design work for a project to convert a section of Ninth Street into an arts based corridor.
A proposed contract valued at about $294 000 plus out of pocket expenses will fund Eldorado and its consultants for preliminary design work on the Ninth Street east of Massachusetts project. The work includes meetings and steering committees to gather input from the East Lawrence Neighborhood Association artists downtown businesses residents and other stakeholders.
Consent agenda approves minutes from 12 16 14 and 12 30 14 receive minutes from boards and commissions approve all claims with list posted after meeting approve licenses bid dates for two water projects authorize 80 249 40 to Harris ERP for 2015 Innoprise ERP maintenance adopt two ordinances CPA 14 00459 rezoning 120 6 acres at 6200 W Sixth St and related Comprehensive Plan change accept access easements for MS 14 00487 27 Iowa Addition authorize City Manager to sign easement agreements with BridgePointe Church and ELR LLC permit Presto Convenience Stores LLC to install groundwater wells receive city manager report consider Eldorado contract for Ninth Street Corridor Project and adopt Resolution 7097 fiber policy and leasing framework continue Wicked Fiber discussions.
Lawrence Journal World publishes daily from 645 New Hampshire St Lawrence KS 66044 The paper lists editors and contact numbers for delivery billing and circulation Questions about subscriptions should be directed to 832-7199 The post office box for address changes is P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 0888 USPS 306 520 and the paper is a member of the AP and ABC.
A compact listing shows multiple lottery results including HOT LOTTO and SUPER KANSAS CASH with drawn numbers such as 4 15 32 68 72 for HOT LOTTO and 10 18 24 26 45 for SUPER KANSAS CASH. The fragment notes Saturday draws and prize details implied by the format.
Free State Brewery head Geoff Deman says higher taxes would likely raise beer prices from $4 per pint. Kansas University student Nathan Devin notes drinkers may adjust by seeking specials. Tobacco workers warn higher levies could shift buyers to cheaper brands or cross-border purchases, while local retailers doubt revenue will meet projections.
The project envisions a tuition free center linked to the Dwayne Peaslee Technical Education Center next to the former Honeywell building. Superintendent Rick Doll notes minimal campus redesigns needed while Wilson says the focus is expanding student involvement from about 200 to as many as 1,000 with meals provided. The existing center at 1520 Haskell Ave serves 75 youths and a new facility could host 250 plus hot meals. The initial site near a proposed police HQ on McDonald Drive was dropped after voter financing failed.
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