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Informational policy note states obituary submissions run as provided by funeral homes or families and provides a contact number 832 7151 for running obituaries.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2013
Page
2
Informational policy note states obituary submissions run as provided by funeral homes or families and provides a contact number 832 7151 for running obituaries.
Barbara Ann Curry age 91 of Lawrence died Tuesday at Pioneer Ridge. Services are pending at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with details to be announced on rumsey-yost.com.
Steven Dale Gregg, age 50, of Lawrence, died July 17, 2013, at his home. Funeral services are pending at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. Memorial details may be found at rumsey-yost.com.
Christopher Joseph Malsbury age 15 of Oskaloosa died at home on July 17. A full obituary and service times are available at Barnett Family Funeral Home online.
Downtown Lawrence bustles as shoppers flood Massachu setts Street for the annual sidewalk sale. Early arrivals report strong discounts and long lines at Urban Outfitters while merchants note steady traffic and improved sales over last year amid heat relief efforts.
Douglas County Farm Bureau president Clint Hornberger says crop insurance and conservation programs are the two most critical parts of the farm bill for local farmers. He notes drought losses and a $40 million agriculture sector, with subsidies covering about 62 percent of premiums, while direct payments face budget concerns. He warns delaying the bill increases farmer uncertainty and mentions uncertain funding for conservation measures.
Kansas plans to appeal a district court ruling that found parts of the sex offender registry laws unconstitutional as applied to one Lenexa man. Attorney General Derek Schmidt argued the decision undermines the registry and Adam Walsh Act goals, noting the law applies retroactively and carries 15 years to life registration.
Lawrence Journal World provides contact emails and phone numbers for news tips and subscriptions. Hours of operation for subscription and redelivery are listed, with in town redelivery guaranteed the same day and post office box address for changes. The paper notes AP and ABC memberships and publishing details.
Wednesday Powerball numbers were 1 22 34 38 42 with Powerball 17. Tuesday Mega Millions numbers were 10 14 21 40 53 with Mega Ball 20. Wednesday Hot Lotto Sizzler numbers 21 30 36 38 39 with 8. Wednesday Super Kansas Cash numbers 9 13 17 25 29 with 16. Thursday Kansas 2by2 Red 11 13 White 14 22. Thursday Pick 3 736.
The Dow rose 78.02 to 15,548.54 while the Nasdaq gained 1.28 to 3,611.28 and the S&P 500 added 8.46 to 1,689.37. Treasuries steady at 3.63 percent for the 30-year. Commodities mostly higher with corn up 2.50 cents to 5.41, soybeans down 8.25 cents to 14.69, wheat down 5 cents to 7.03, oil up 1.56 to 108.04, gold up 6.70 to 1,284.20, and silver down 3.1 cents to 19.39. Platinum rose 3.80 to 1,418.80.
The Ringles leave more than 3 million for KU Libraries and Lawrence campus collections at Spencer Library and for the Clendening History of Medicine Library at KUMC. Stata Ringle, a pioneering pharmacology scientist and former dean, translated a 16th century Italian remedy manuscript for the KU Libraries, now online. KU Endowment notes this largest gift since 2006, shaping access to rare materials and digitization efforts.
Kansas University writer Matt Erickson can be reached at 832-6388. Readers are guided to his Twitter handle LJW KU and the Heard on the Hill blog at Ijworld com we blogs heard hill for more KU news.
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