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David J Eckert dies at 54 in McPherson
David J Eckert 54 of McPherson died Saturday June 1 2013 visitation is from 6 to 8 PM Wednesday at Stockham Family Funeral Home McPherson services and further details will be announced by the funeral home.
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David J. Eckert
McPherson
Stockham Family Funeral
Irma Crown 87 Graveside Services Lawrence Kansas
Graveside services for Irma Jeanne Crown 87 of Lawrence KS will be at 2 p.m. Monday June 10 2013 at Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence A family visitation is 12 30 to 1 30 p.m. Monday at Warren McElwain Mortuary prior to the service She died June 1 2013 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Born January 25 1926 in Lawrence daughter of Arthur E Shields and Ethel Hickock Shields She lived in Lawrence most of her life She was a Liberty Memorial High School graduate attended Central College and was a Trinity Episcopal Church member and Altar Guild volunteer for the Hospital Auxiliary Survivors include daughter Paula Meuffel and husband Dennis of Lawrence son Robert Crown and wife Carole of Lawrence three grandchildren Jennifer Meuffel Jeff Vigneron Paul Crown Erika Crown Memorials suggested to Hospital Auxiliary care of the mortuary Online condolences at Warren McElwain com
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Liberty Memorial High School
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Spencer Museum seeks volunteers to welcome visitors
Kansas University Spencer Museum of Art invites volunteers aged 16 and older to become Visitor Services Ambassadors, offering a behind the scenes chance to engage with art. Training provided, two hours weekly, apply online or contact Amy Duke at aduke ku.edu or 785-864-0126.
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Kansan Vote Keeps 6.3 Percent Sales Tax Amid Budget Plan
The state retains a 6.3 percent sales tax after the House 69 to 45 and the Senate 24 to 13 approvals, despite a 5.7 percent July cut originally slated by a 2010 law. Democrats oppose shifting funding to sales tax and seek partial reversal of income tax cuts to cover deficits. Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley and House Minority Leader Paul Davis warned of long term consequences.
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Topeka
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Lawrence
Kansas Tax Plan Aims Revenue Gains and Cuts
The Kansas Legislature approved a tax plan with a projected 777 million dollar revenue gain over five years while continuing large personal income tax cuts worth 4.6 billion. The plan lowers income tax rates by 2018 to 2.3 percent for couples and 3.9 percent for singles, adjusts standard deductions, and reinstates a grocery sales tax credit without refunds if it exceeds owed taxes.
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Plan labeled a Band-Aid proposal harms middle class
Brownback and GOP leaders push a Band-Aid plan seen as hurting the middle class. Allies must persuade Republican colleagues who fear breaking a three year promise to cut sales tax. Some conservatives call any revenue raise a tax hike, with Sen. Dennis Pyle stating it is not a tax cut.
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Hiawatha
Drought outlook mixed as Kansas farmers await rain
U.S. Drought Monitor notes abnormally dry conditions in parts of Douglas County through May 28 2013. State climatologist Mary Knapp says relief may come with continued rainfall into June July and August and predicts a possible normal start to June. In Wellsville Kalbs express guarded optimism, noting wheat prospects but stressing the season remains uncertain as harvest nears.
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Kansas River
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Wellsville
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Krakow Honors Lesnikowski With Laurel Award
Awarded 75 year old Lesnikowski in a Krakow city council room inside an old Austrian palace. He received a custom stainless steel open book sculpture as cameras flashed and champagne flowed. He is a Polish-born architect who taught in the United States and designed the CNA Center in Chicago.
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Paris
America
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France
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United States
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