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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2014
Page
2
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Memorial service for Stephen Edward Atkinson aged 60 of Lawrence will be held at 2 00 p m Saturday August 2 2014 at St Luke AME The service details are listed on Warren-McElwain's site for the obituary and arrangements.
Jerry Freeman passed away on Sunday June 29. He was married to Nancy Rea Freeman formerly of Lawrence. No services are planned.
Judy Johnson born February 17 1950 died January 22 2014. Our family invites you to join in the celebration of Judy's life. The gathering will be Saturday August 2 2014 at 5 00 p.m. at 24913 Stillwell Road Lawrence Kansas 66044. Please bring stories and a lawn chair. Food and music provided. Sign the guestbook at Obituaries LJWorld.com.
Jay D. Foutz, 83, died July 29, 2014, at his home in Lawrence, Kansas. A graveside service with American Legion military honors will be held Friday, August 1, 2014, at Memorial Park Cemetery Veterans Section. Full obituary at chapeloaksne.com.
Funeral services for Franklin Kenneth Leon Eason are at 10 am Saturday August 2 2014 at West Haven Baptist Church in Tonganoxie Kansas with visitation from 5 to 8 pm Friday at West Haven Baptist Church. Arrangements by Barnett Family Funeral Home.
The encounter in Emporia escalated as Sen Rob erts and challenger Wolf traded demands for a live debate. Wolf, under fire over a healing arts investigation tied to X ray images, pressed Roberts amid a poll showing Wolf trailing. Roberts maintained confidence in winning the August 5 primary.
More than 50 international IAAS students visited Douglas County Lawrence to tour Free State Brewery Nunemaker Ross Farms and Pines International. They shared a farm dinner and talent show at Juniper Hills Farm and heard from Scott Thellman ISU graduate about organic farming and global ideas.
After 85 years in Wichita Boeing auctioned thousands of hangar items as the company exits Kansas. Once the region’s largest private employer the workforce shrank as jobs moved to Oklahoma City San Antonio and Seattle with 2100 Wichita employees largely laid off retired or relocated. Joe Mitchem a 36 year Boeing mechanic recalls the emotional goodbye.
The Republican led House approved a plan to sue President Obama over what they say is overstepping constitutional bounds in enforcing the health care overhaul. The 225 to 201 vote drew strong Democratic condemnation as a campaign stunt aimed at conservatives ahead of the summer recess and November elections.
President Obama, addressing about 1500 backers at the Uptown Theatre, portrays Washington stalemate as a reaction to his presidency and attacks Republicans over immigration, transportation spending, and tax reform while touting improving economy and barbecued outreach in Parkville, Missouri. He pays for coffee for Parkview Coffee patrons, urging continued work before midterms.
Ayusa International invites Lawrence families to host exchange students for the 2014 2015 school year. Students aged 15 to 18 come from over 60 countries including Brazil Japan Germany Ecuador France the Netherlands Morocco China and Spain. Each student is aided by a trained local representative who coordinates with family student and school. Connie Coutu notes Kansas draws many Ayusa visitors due to history andMidwest hospitality. Learn more at ayusa.org or call 1 888 552 9872.
Local desk note lists contact details for newsroom at 645 New Hampshire Street Lawrence Kansas with phone numbers 785 843 1000 and toll free 800 578 8748 for the News Center editors.
Market brief lists current values for wheat at 5 cents, oil down 70 cents to 100.27, gold down 3.40 to 1294.90, silver unchanged at 20.55, and platinum down 2.60 to 1481.90, with city references K C Chicago and New York noted.
The piece contrasts traditional locally owned funeral homes with modern out of town corporations. It emphasizes that the featured funeral home remains locally owned and operated and vows to continue serving friends and neighbors with value and quality despite industry changes.
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