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The Journal World runs obituaries as submitted by funeral homes or families. For information about running obituaries call 832 7151.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2015
Page
2
The Journal World runs obituaries as submitted by funeral homes or families. For information about running obituaries call 832 7151.
Opal Mae Tuckel 92 of Lawrence died January 24 2015 in Council Bluffs Iowa. Funeral services set for January 29 2015 at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born November 28 1922 in Salina KS and married Ernest Tucker in 1941. Survived by three sons a daughter a sister six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Memorials suggested to Trinity Lutheran Church or Visiting Nurses.
Sue McCosar died January 21 2014 at age 74. She is survived by her husband Bobby and three daughters Sharon Karen and Barbara and their families.
Charlene Mae Snell 79 formerly of McLouth Kansas died Sunday January 25 2015 at Rolling Hills Nursing Center Topeka KS. Friends may greet from 1 to 3 pm Saturday January 31 2015 at Quisenberry Funeral Home Tonganoxie. Burial is private in Wild Horse Cemetery McLouth. She was born June 17 1935 in Tonganoxie to William and Sadie Seaver. Survived by son Terry G Snell two daughters Debra Glotzbach Glenda Chessher brother William Seaver sister Francis Sink five grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Memorials suggested to McLouth Baptist Church.
National anti tax advocate Grover Norquist urged Kansas lawmakers to reject Gov. Sam Brownback’s plan to raise tobacco and alcohol taxes to cover a budget shortfall. Norquist warned the increases would burden the poor and working class. The governor defended the plan as a starting point as the state contends with a more than 710 million dollar gap.
A GOP driven Kansas committee studies a Medicaid expansion despite strong Republican resistance. Rep. Ward pushes expansion per federal law, while top leaders doubt funding and long term federal promise. Hospitals seek state matching funds, hoping federal dollars offset ER costs and widen coverage for eligible residents.
State officials briefed lawmakers on a spike in earthquakes in 2013 and 2014 tied to increased injection wells in Sumner and Harper counties. A suspected fault under Sumner County may link quakes to wells, prompting possible limits on well volumes and new permit locations. Funding of about half a million dollars annually could support a permanent seismic monitoring network.
Peter Hancock can be reached at 785-354-4222 and phancock ljworld.com.
Center thumbs up for a new 33,000 square foot teen center with a commercial kitchen to host the district’s culinary programs. Colby Wilson says a 5.7 million building near McDonald Drive could serve up to 250 youths, with meals and mentoring, as 12 to 18 months of fundraising are planned. Randy Masten opposed the item, urging more time to review district properties.
The Lawrence Journal World lists contact details for editors and departments at 645 New Hampshire St News Center Lawrence Kansas 66044. Editors include Julie Wright managing editor Tom Keegan sports editor and Ann Gardner editorial page editor with their respective phone extensions.
Notice lists contact number 832-7199 for billing vacation or delivery questions with hours, and provides postmaster address for address changes at Lawrence Journal-World P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044-0888.
Dow added to gains as trading closed near 17,679 while Nasdaq slipped to 4,772 and S&P stood around 2,057. Treasury yields edged higher, commodities showed mixed moves with corn and soybeans up, wheat down, and metals like gold and silver shifting. Oil fell, while platinum traded around 1,254.70 and copper remained near recent levels.
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