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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2016
Page
12
The Journal World states obituary policy guiding submissions and funeral home or family responsibility. It provides a phone number for information about running obituaries and notes that obituaries run as submitted.
Floyd E Gehrt 86 died June 27 2016 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Graveside services with military honors will be at Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence with a to be announced reception. He served as USAF tech sergeant in Korea and later as Army Reserve colonel. He earned a BA and JD from Washburn University. Memorials to Just Food or Douglas County Senior Services. Surviving include daughter Jennifer and three sons, five grandchildren, one sister.
Beulah Fay Ready 88 of Lawrence Kansas died Friday July 1 2016 A visitation is set for July 6 at Rollins Funeral Home Platte City MO with an 11 00 am funeral service The interment follows at Second Creek Cemetery Kansas City MO She was born August 11 1927 in Platte County MO and worked as a secretary for the Veterans Administration in Leavenworth and Topeka She is survived by two sons a daughter eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren burial arrangements by Rollins Funeral Home Platte City MO
James Allen Bradshaw, 59, of Kincaid Kansas, died June 29 2016. He was born February 17 1957 in Winona Missouri and lived as a self employed mechanic serving the community. Survived by Frances Ray wife, a son James Allen Bradshaw II, three daughters Daisy May Carolynn Lyndia, nine siblings, sixteen grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral visitation July 1 2016 and graveside service July 2 2016 at Peoria Cemetery with memorials to Allen County Hospice.
Kansas City police and Blair Shanahan Lane’s parents urge residents to avoid Fourth of July gunfire after a door-to-door education drive found widespread damage from stray bullets. Blair, age 11 when killed five years ago, sparked renewed safety warnings.
In June 2010 during the recession the state held back 292 million, the largest deferral, calling it a re appropriation and rolling over prior years' payments. KSDE data show 259.9 million total withheld in general and local option budgets, with the balance expected to be paid by July 7.
A memo outlines proposed increases from 50 to 75 dollars for habitual violators and projects potential yearly gains of 261280 dollars. It notes past receipts from 2015 parking tickets, late fees, and habitual violator fines, with funds supporting parking-related staff and downtown projects. City staff compared fines with Topeka and Boulder. Local commission discussion set for Tuesday at City Hall.
Dozens of groups sent letters on the reconstruction of East Ninth Street as Lawrence grapples with a funding gap of about 3.6 to 3.7 million dollars, up from an initial 2.7 million. Mayor Amyx urged Fellows to push the plan to a July 12 work session, with Kevin Willmott and former Mayor Dever among supporters stressing its arts-forward goals and risks if the project stalls.
The Lawrence Journal World lists general manager Scott Stanford and editor Ann Gardner with direct lines, plus staff contacts for production, advertising and sections. It provides newsroom phone hours, subscription support numbers and official address at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas.
Due to technical difficulties no birth announcements were available Friday, leaving families awaiting notices and staff unable to publish new arrivals on schedule.
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors’ attention and provides a phone number 785-832-7154 and email address news ljworld.com for placing error reports.
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