Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Funeral services for Hila Lee of Lawrence are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. She died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital aged 82 born Oct 3 1892 in Orrick Missouri. Survived by son Jack and four daughters plus 11 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Donations preferred to North Lawrence Christian Church. Also scheduled are services for Irene L Morton 71, Kate Dinsmoor 93 and Bert Edwin Hicks 67 with various churches and cemeteries noted. Morton survived by daughter Wilma Vaughn and two sisters, Dinsmoor born in Lawrence KU graduate librarian. Hicks born Linwood and veteran, with wife Florence and eight grandchildren among survivors.
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Hila Lee
Rumsey Funeral Home
Kenneth Mason
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lee
Elm
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Orrick
Lawrence
Jack
Maple St
Eva Colburn
Ellen Penfold
Edna Owens
Edith Austill
Leavenworth
North Lawrence Christian Church
Irene L. Morton
Barker
Central United Methodist Church
Yates Center
Kentucky
Wilma Vaughn
Helen Hopkins
Mayfield
Esta Miller
Kit Carson
Colo
Oak Hill
Kate Dinsmoor
Kansas City
Kan
Bert Edwin Hicks
Rt. 4
First Christian Church
Benton Roy Hanan
Hicks
Linwood
American Legion
Kansas University Alumni Association
Florence
The
Home
Mary O’bryan
Rt. 3
Baldwin
Sandra Stewart
Jefferson City
Leonard
Mission
Melvin
Long Island
N.Y
Plank Caves In Bridge. Road Closed Near Baldwin
A bridge on the Douglas Franklin County line two miles south of Baldwin caved in the deck from a bent side support likely hit by a vehicle years ago. Two stringers are damaged. the three ton limit bridge is unsafe and may cost 30 000 to 50 000 dollars to replace with a fall 1976 bidding and 1977 completion plan.
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Douglas
Franklin County
Tally Creek
Baldwin
Douglas County
Franklin County Engineer’s Department
Dean Sanderson
Sanderson
Douglas-Franklin County
Rain Outlook Stretches Across Coast to Great Lakes
Rain is forecast today for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and from Texas to the upper Great Lakes. Rain is also forecast in the Northwest. Cooler weather is expected for the northern Plains but more of the nation will be very warm.
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Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Texas
Upper
Great Lakes
Northwest
Plains
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas With Warm Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions persist through Saturday in Northeast Kansas with isolated evening showers and thunderstorms. Tonight lows near 70 mph southerly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. Saturday remains warm with highs in the low 90s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Kansas University sophomore Michael E Bowline of 1104 Crestline earned one of two Heuser scholarships for the next academic year named after KU civil engineering pioneer C A Heuser class of 1904.
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Kansas
Michael E. Bowline
Crestline
Kansas University
Heuser
C.A. Heuser
Court upholds senate powers in Kansas government crisis
Kansas high court rules the legislature may appoint or elect officers and fill vacancies within constitutional limits. The decision allows legislative discretion over appointments, while Atty. Gen. Schneider’s aide calls the ruling a setback to checks on executive power.
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Senate
Curt Schneider
State of
Kansas
Ruling limits warrantless entry in marijuana case
The court tests 4th and 14th amendment privacy rights and rules warrantless entry was unjustified. It upheld probable cause for a warrant but said officer actions created the exigency, not the defendant’s door refusal, and noted Justice Fromme did not participate due to illness.
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Berkowitz
Schur
Gray
High Court
Alex Fromme
Stolen boating gear recovered in Kansas City
Douglas County Sheriff officers and Kansas City Police recovered more than 6000 in stolen boating equipment including a boat motors and sporting gear. Sheriff Rex Johnson said investigators acted on information leading to the Captain Shop thefts on Rt. 3 Lawrence and that charges are expected.
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Douglas County
Kansas City, Mo
Rex Johnson
Kansas City
Rt. 3
Lawrence
Kansas Supreme Court Upholds Law Board Rulings
The Kansas Supreme Court sustained the Board of Law Examiners in suspending Wayne L. Ziegler for an indeterminate period and censuring H. Lee Turner and Richard L. Hilton. Ziegler faced four client complaints including abusive correspondence and contested custody matters. Turner was censured for verbal abuse of opposing counsel and ethics violations. Hilton received a two-claim censure for conflict of interest and fee arrangement issues.
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Topeka, Kan
State Supreme Court
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court
Wayne L. Ziegler
Johnson County
H. Lee Turner
Great Bend
Richard L. Hilton
Wichita
Board of Law Examiners
Ziegler
Olathe Collection
Sup
Reme
Turner
Western Kansas
Hilton
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Irene Morton
Bert Hicks
Lorraine Turner
Haskell
Ruby L. Plymer
Miss Turner
Warren
10Th and
Mass
Downtown
Warren Thompson
Keith Thompson
Jacks
Cdy
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaham
Philadephia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Salt Lake
Clr
San Diego
San Fran
Chy
Seattle
Spokane
Tampa
Washington
John R. Martin
Schneider
Martin
Massachusetts
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