Charlene Atkinson Death Engagement Planned in Kansas City Area
A celebration of life for Charlene Atkinson, 60, of Excelsior Springs Missouri, formerly of Middletown Ohio Clifton Tennessee and Lawrence Kansas, will be from 2 to 4 PM Saturday at her son's home on West Seventh Street in Lawrence. She died Tuesday May 31 2011 at her home.
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Clifton, Tenn
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Funeral services for Nora Mae Dyche in Eudora
Nora Mae Dyche 89 of Eudora died June 1 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 1030 a m Friday at Warren McElwain Mortuary Eudora Chapel with a 10 am to service time visitation. Burial will be Saturday at St Luke's Cemetery Marshfield Missouri.
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Eudora
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Eudora Chapel
St. Luke’s Cemetery
Marshfield
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Grace Hill graveside services in Parsons
Grace Hill 92 of Parsons dies June 1 2011 at Labette Health. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Oakwood Cemetery in Parsons with burial there. She was aunt to Janice Tucker of Lawrence. Friends may call this afternoon at Carson-Wall Funeral Home Par sons.
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Lawrence
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County joins Rural Opportunity Zone to lure graduates
Kingman County becomes Kansas first Rural Opportunity Zone partner to attract new college graduates. Commissioners approved participation to access state matching grants to repay student loans up to 15000 dollars for graduates who move to the county, while offering a five year income tax exemption to some relocating out of state residents.
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Lawrence weighs Olive Garden tax break amid infill debate
City commissioners discuss a proposed Olive Garden with a tax break to help align lease pricing on a key Iowa Street site. Supporters cite revitalization and 75 jobs, while critics warn subsidies could hurt local restaurants and question market need. Commissioner Amyx recuses himself for a broader retail incentives discussion.
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Farmers adjust in face of rising fuel costs
Farmers Garrett and Brauer limit trips and selling radius to save fuel. They now haul melons within 30 miles and skip nonessential trips while awaiting weather and price changes. Experts warn higher costs may push up store prices as ethanol shifts crop choices. They planting 80 acres this year to compete with larger farms, hoping fuel costs stay high or drop.
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Kansas Abortion Debate Highlights 2011 Session Debates
Lawmakers in Kansas weighed abortion policy as activists from Kansans for Life and NOW pressed for changes. Provisions include funding shifts away from Planned Parenthood, minor consent rules, a 21 week abortion limit with health harm exceptions, annual clinic inspections, and tighter clinic rules. Senator Marci Francisco and Rep Barbara Ballard joined the news conference amid comments by DeGraaf and Rinker triggering outcry.
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Lawrence Journal-World
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Barbara Ballard
Lawrence
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Kansans For Life
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Memorial service planned for Melvern Lake crash victim
Jeff Burnett describes the widow as selfless as deputies follow several leads after a fatal trailer crash near Melvern Lake. The couple subcontracted cleaning work for the Army Corps of Engineers and left behind two children and a blended family. Authorities urge any information to call the sheriff's office or Douglas County Crime Stoppers.
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Sheriff’s Office
Douglas County
Jeff Burnett
Burnett
Burnetts
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Melvern Lake
Osage County
Olive Garden in Lawrence survey prompts dining interest
A Wichita Journal poll asks how often residents would eat at Olive Garden if opened in Lawrence. It reports belt-use survey results with 79 percent always wearing seat belts, 9 percent rarely, and 6 percent always after a change, plus 4 percent still not regular.
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Lawrence
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Lottery Picks For Wednesday And Tuesday Draws
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