Deaths obituary policy note from Journal-World
Journal-World states obituary submissions run as provided by funeral homes or families and directs callers to 832-7151 for information on running obituaries. The policy outlines submission guidelines and contact instructions for obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Call
Purcell Cathy Lynn 62 Graveside Service in De Soto KS
Cathy Lynn Purcell, 62, of Eudora, died June 23, 2014 in Topeka. Graveside services were held July 5 at De Soto Cemetery. Survivors include son Mark Purcell and daughter Julie Lynn Purcell deceased earlier this year. Memorials to Midland Hospice or Alzheimer’s Association. Online condolences at Warren-McElwain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Lynn Purcell
Eudora
de Soto
Midland Hospice
Topeka
Cathy
Kansas City
Vernon
Ruby
Arnold) Liston
Honeywell
Mark
Tonya) Purcell
Gage Purcell
Devin Purcell
Jace Purcell
Trevor Shepley
Midland Hospice Care
Alzheimer’s Association
Warrenmcelwain.com
Ljworld.com
Midwest economy shows growth boost in June
Creighton University economist Ernie Goss reports nine Midwestern and Plains states including Kansas expect steady growth as the regional economic index rises to 60.6 in June from 60.5. The employment index hits 61.4, signaling stronger hiring, while the prices paid index climbs to 73.5 and the inventories index remains positive. The next six months confidence index improves to 63.6 from 62.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Neb
Midwestern
Plains
Kansas
Creighton University
Ernie Goss
May
Goss
Wichita Man Dies After Train Collision Years Later
Craig McBroom, 52, of Wichita, died at Via Christi Hospital St. Francis after being struck by a BNSF train on June 23. Investigators have not determined why he did not hear or see the train. McBroom had ridden his bike to work at Spangles. The Wichita Eagle reports the death occurred Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wichita Eagle
Craig McBroom
Via Christi Hospital
St. Francis
BNSF
Spangles
McBroom
City debates fireworks ban enforcement on July 4
Fireworks within city limits have long been a concern with only four citations last year despite nearly 200 complaints. Police say enforcement is hampered by other calls and the difficulty of identifying violators. About 27 officers will be on duty July 4, with five for crowd control at Watson Park, as commissioners weigh resources and potential changes to policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Bryan Snyder
Topeka Capital-Journal
Snyder
Daniel Lynn Cregut
Cregut
Hays
Khatib
Watson Park
Commis
Sioners
Mike Dever
Testimony links Dahda and Pickel to Kansas City drug conspiracy
Witness Park described early 2000s marijuana scheme connected to Lawrence twins Les and Roosevelt Dahda and Justin Pickel. He testified that California Connections Inc., a misused warehouse, and partners including Chad Bauman and Wayne Swift moved high grade cannabis from California to Kansas, using fake gas tanks and a shipping company then expanding to Missouri and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Les
Roosevelt Dahda
Justin Pickel
San Lorenzo
Calif
Park
California
Canada
Texas
Kansas University
Wayne Swift
Jean Francois Quintin
Olathe
Quintin
Swift
California Connections Inc
Merriam
Kansas City
Kaw
Chad Bauman
Bauman
Carey Willming
U.S
Terra Morehead
Los Dahda
Newspaper staff and classifieds contact list for Lawrence Journal-World
The Lawrence Journal World provides contact details for key editors and departments. Tom Keegan is sports editor, Ann Gardner editorial page editor, with main line 785 843 1000 and staff extensions. Circulation contact Mike Countryman and classified ads line 832 2222.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keegan
Tkeegan
Ljworld.com
Ann Gardner
Agardner
Call for story ideas and paper delivery contact info
Lawrence Journal World solicits story ideas and provides delivery support details. Readers can email news@ljworld.com orCall 832-7199 for billing, vacation, or delivery questions with hours listed for weekdays and weekends. Postmaster address and circulation notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ljworld.com
Markets End Higher Amid Broad Gains Tuesday
The Dow rose 129.47 to 16956.07 with Reed at 50.47 and S&P 500 up 13.09 to 1973.32. Treasuries slipped as the 30 yearyield stood at 3.40 percent. Commodities mixed with corn and soybeans advancing while wheat and oil edged lower. Gold added 4.60 to 1326.40 and silver moved up 0.06 to 21.06. Platinum traded at 1513.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
S&p
Treasury
Chicago
K.C
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Midwest
Wichita Man
Jopln
Jared Lightle
Scottish Rite Temple
Joplin
Lamar
Jared
Stephanie Lightle
Galena
Afghanistan
Kansas Supreme Court
Shawnee County
James Arthur Qualls III
Joseph Beier
Qualls
Beier
Whiplash
U.S. District Court
Kan
Stephen Montemayor
West
John L. Williams
Www
Journal-Worlp
Sworld.com
New Hampshire St
Julie Wright
Jwright
Mike Countryman
McOuntryman
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Soundoff
Dow Industrials