Deaths policy note from Journal-World obituary desk
The Journal-World outlines obituary submission rules including a contact phone number for obituary running and states that obituaries are published as submitted by funeral homes or families. It emphasizes policy over content.
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Phillip R Montgomery Sr. dies at 77 in Lawrence
Phillip Montgomery Sr. aged 77 of Lawrence died Saturday July 6 2013 at his home. Memorial services are pending with Warren McElwain Mortuary of Lawrence.
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Virginia Wigington services pending in Lawrence
Virginia Conger Wigington 80 of Lawrence died July 8 2013 at her home. Services are pending at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home. Visit rumsey-yost.com for details.
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Private services for Alice Merrill at a later date
Alice Lorene Merrill died July 7 2013 at age 80 at her Eudora home surrounded by family. Private services will be held for the longtime resident with details announced later. Full obituary at rumsey-yost.com.
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Jimmie Mack Ratliff Dies at 81 Kansas City Area
Jimmie Mack Ratliff 81 of Kansas City Kansas died Sunday. Funeral service 10 am Thursday July 1 at Gospel Tabernacle Belton Missouri with visitation 6 to 8 pm Wednesday at the church.
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Labor groups plan protests against Americans for Prosperity
Topeka and Wichita will host 5 pm rallies this week in front of AFP offices as labor coalitions led by AFT Kansas criticize the Koch-founded group. Organizers accuse AFP of pushing extreme austerity and oppose tax cuts and reduced state spending amid debates on Medicaid expansion and public unions.
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Kansas colleges say ruling won’t affect minority recruitment
Kansas University Kansas State University University of Missouri Kansas City and University of Missouri Columbia say the Supreme Court decision on affirmative action won’t change admissions as race isn’t a factor for their basic criteria. Officials emphasize ongoing diversity goals through minority recruitment and note race should not be a factor.
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Ottawa judge to rule on DNA testing in Flack case
Prosecutors seek testing of 13 evidence items at a Johnson County lab a move that could destroy key materials. Flack faces capital murder and related charges for the deaths of Andrew Stout Steven White Kaylie Bailey and Bailey’s infant daughter Lana. Judge Sachse will decide this week whether to seal filings and whether DNA tests proceed, with Aug 29 pretrial and Feb 24 preliminary hearings on the docket.
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Topeka
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Johnson County
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Transit hub changes prompt route shifts and detours
City officials deploy signs for a downtown transit hub move with changes to Routes 1 3 4 6 7 10 and updated bus stop notices. Construction narrows lanes on New Hampshire and Ninth Streets while a 102 space underground garage and 91 room Marriott TownePlace hotel are planned, with planning and design approvals due.
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Kansas debates licensing rules and reciprocity changes
Kansas education officials discuss a CCSSO grant to study 10 licensing recommendations including reciprocity. The debate centers on standardizing prep versus maintaining in depth discipline training, with support from the University of Kansas and concerns about job competition and career flexibility for teachers. Peter Hancock reports for the Journal-World.
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Lawrence Journal World contact and subscription info
The Lawrence Journal World in Kansas publishes daily through The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire. Subscriptions and billing help are available by phone, with redelivery guarantees for in-town papers and call hours from 6 am to 10 am on weekends.
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Lottery draw results summary card
Saturday Powerball numbers 2 13 35 36 52 power ball 1. Friday Mega Millions 2 23 41 47 54 megaball 42. Saturday Hot Lotto 6 10 21 ball 19. Monday Super Kansas Cash 5 11 13 18 ball 6. Monday Kansas 2by2 Red 2 22 White 7 16. Monday Kansas Pick 3 589.
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Markets Endorse Mixed Monday Gains and Losses
Wall Street traded with mixed results as the Dow rose 88.85 to 15,224.69 while the Nasdaq fell to 3,484.83 and the S&P 500 advanced to 1,640.86. Treasury yields edged higher, with corn, soybeans, and wheat all posting small gains alongside modest shifts in oil, gold, silver, and platinum prices.
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