Death notice for Robert L. Gilmore 88 Lawrence
Services for Robert L. Gilmore, 88, Lawrence, will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at Corpus Christi Catholic Church. Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Gilmore died Tuesday July 16, 2002 at Brandan Woods Retirement Community. A prayer service will be at 8 p.m. Friday at the church. Warren-McElwain Mortuary is handling arrangements.
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Memorial service for George Kempf in Lawrence
Memorial services for George Rushing Kempf 57 of Lawrence will be held at 4 p m at the Lawrence Jewish Community Center. He died July 16 2002 at home born August 12 1944 in Globe Arizona earned BS Johns Hopkins MS Illinois and PhD Columbia taught mathematics at Johns Hopkins for about 25 years before retiring moved to Lawrence six years ago survived by daughter Robin Kempf son Lucas two sisters Claudia Kempf and Alice Lobato and a granddaughter Memorials suggested to National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Low Mood Johns Hopkins University department of mathematics care of Warren McElwain. Email condolences to info warrenmcelwain com subject Kempf.
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Lawrence
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Globe, Ariz
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Johns Hopkins University
University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign
Columbia University
Mately
National Alliance For the
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Robin Kempf
Lucas
Washington, D.C
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Alice Lobato
Grand Junction
Colo
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Warren
Dorothy Mohler Overbrook services set for Friday
Dorothy Mae Mohler 73 of rural Overbrook died July 16 2002 at Midland Hospice House Topeka. Funeral 10 a m Friday at Overbrook United Methodist Church burial Overbrook Cemetery. She retired after 35 years as assistant director of the Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Office Topeka. Survivors include son Paul Mohler sister Darlene Osa and companion Harold Hoffsommer. Memorials to Sons of the American Legion Scholarship Fund of Overbrook.
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Paul Mohler
Darlene Osa
Tecumseh
Harold Hoffsommer
Lawrence
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Governor race heats up over office furniture costs
Campaign reports show Furnishings spending in 2000 2001 for the Treasurer's Office totaling 211 446 with 162 652 in Shallenburger records and 133 264 cited by Knight. Additional renovations cited by Knight 414 686 and Shallenburger disputed noting items outside his office. Bonuses of 55 906 since January 1999 were defended as management tool by Shallenburger.
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Shallenburger
Department of Administration
Piscotte
City keeps mill levy hike amid frugal budget stance
Lawrence city commissioners largely backed a 0.8 mill increase to 25.57 mills for 2003, citing needs for safety and welfare. A few members urged cutting expenses or boosting revenues, but most said the tax rise is necessary despite concerns over a weak economy. The public may comment at the Aug 6 6:45 p.m. City Hall meeting at Sixth and Massachusetts.
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Craig Weinaug
Mike Wildgen
Sue Hack
David Dunfield
Marty Kennedy
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Review panel urges changes to Lawrence budget document
The Government Finance Officers Association praised Lawrence for a solid 2002 budget but said improvements are needed for a Distinguished Budget Presentation Award. Judges noted missing revenue projections detail and expanded department descriptions, while officials pledge ongoing improvements for clarity and public understanding.
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Eudora CPA Picnic Celebrates History and Family Fun
The annual Summer Festival in Eudora marks a shift from vigilante roots of the Cattleman's Protective Assn to a large community event drawing 2000 to 4000 people. Festivities run Friday to Saturday with carnival rides, a children’s parade, band concerts, a four mile run, and a grand parade ending near Main and Elm. The CPA now funds local causes, having raised up to five thousand dollars in past picnics.
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Trober
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Eudora High School
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United Way Pushes Appeal as Homeless Need Rises
United Way officials report growing demand for services with more families teetering on the edge of homelessness. Salvation Army shelters stay open beyond summer norms, averaging over 20 people nightly. Capt. Carolyn Schuetz notes heightened stress on agencies as fund drive launches September 14 with A Day of Caring.
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