Deaths obituary policy note from Journal-World
Information about running obituaries from the Journal-World states contact number 832-7151 and notes obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families, detailing submission procedures.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2014
Page
2
Information about running obituaries from the Journal-World states contact number 832-7151 and notes obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families, detailing submission procedures.
David L Thomas will have services at 10 a.m. Thursday July 31 at Warren McElwain Mortuary Lawrence. Visitation will be 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday July 30 at the same location.
Hobart Moten will be laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery with a graveside service at 1 a.m. Saturday August 2. Visitation is set for 7 to 8 p.m. Friday at Warren McElwain Mortuary.
A memorial service for Millard Mel Wren will be held at 10 45 a m on August 2 2014 at Westside Presbyterian Church in Lawrence Kansas. For more information visit chapeloaksne com.
The Kansas race features Brownback defending education funding gains including retirement contributions while a flier accuses him of historic cuts to base state aid. Independent analysis shows a 4 percent base cut since 2011 with total school spending up 0.6 percent, per pupil spending down due to rising enrollment. The piece notes ads from the Alliance for Freedom praising Brownback over a coal plant and outlines legal disclosure gaps.
Laura Sixta, a De Soto High School chemistry teacher, says the lesson demonstrates that science has practical use for students, illustrating real world connections and encouraging curiosity.
Greenwood and Sixta discuss student experiments on how light colors affect algae growth as a STEM problem solving focus. They emphasize hands on lessons and sharing ideas among teachers with varied experience to spark classroom questions and connect science to students lives.
Incumbent Kris Kobach and challenger Scott Morgan spar over party loyalty and political tactics in the Kansas secretary of state contest. Kobach touts voter ID and immigration hard line, Morgan accuses him of turning the office into a partisan stage while noting Nugent endorsement incidents. Campaign finance show Kobach leading with about $198,000 on hand. Morgan trails with roughly $17,000.
In south-central Kansas the GM labeling fight spills into the congressional primary as outside groups fund campaigns. Pompeo proposed a bill to bar state labeling, while Todd Tiahrt attacks it in his 4th District bid. Food Policy Action spends 40000 on BRIEFLY ads. Every Voice Action airs 100000 in TV spots.
CVR Refining said four workers were burned in an early morning fire at its Coffeyville Kansas refinery reported at 1230 a.m. and extinguished by 118 a.m. The plant was shut down and no community impact was reported while the injured were hospitalized. The Sugar Land Texas based company declined to name the workers.
KU joins 71 schools under OCR scrutiny for Title IX complaints. Institutional Opportunity and Access has investigated more than 30 sexual violence complaints in 2.5 years, with 2013 and 2014 showing rising cases. Investigations are separate from criminal probes, with possible disciplinary actions including expulsion.
The Lawrence Journal World printed daily by The World Company lists editors Julie Wright Tom Keegan and Ann Gardner with direct numbers. It gives press and distribution contacts, delivery questions, and mailing addresses for the Lawrence Kansas publication.
Stocks broadly retreat with the Dow down 70.48 points to 16,912.11 and the Nasdaq slipping 2.21 to 4,442.70 while the S&P 500 falls 8.96 to 1,969.95. Treasury yields inch lower as commodities swing with oil sliding and gold slipping.
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