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Charles Stephens Dies at 75 in Baldwin City
Charles Stephens age 75 of Baldwin City died June 4 2013 at his home Memorial services set for Saturday June 8 at noon at Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin City
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Graveside service for Jon Stouppie at Oakwood Cemetery
Graveside service for Jon Stouppie set for 11:00 AM on June 8 at Oakwood Cemetery in Baldwin Kansas with a reception at The Lodge immediately after. Family and friends invited to attend.
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Obituary of Deborah L. Blevins of Topeka Kansas
Deborah L Blevins 56 of Topeka died June 4 2013 in a Topeka hospital Born August 25 1956 in Denver CO she was daughter of George and Rosalie Hegner Mendenhall She married James Leem they divorced later married Gordon A Blevins She is survived by son Benjamin Seem one step daughter Kellie Blevins three grandchildren Tristen James Isabella her father George Mendenhall Denver CO her mother Rosalie Hegner West Virginia and sister Margaret Morgenegg New York Memorial service 2:00 PM Saturday June 15 2013 at Penwell Gabel Southeast Chapel Private burial later In lieu of flowers memorials may be given to Helping Hands Humane Society Topeka KS 66604 Online guestbook at PenwellGabelTopeka com LJWorld.com
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Topeka
Denver, CO
George
Rosalie Hegner Mendenhall
Deborah
James Leem
Gordon A. Blevins
Benjamin Seem
Kellie Blevins
Lawrence
Tristen
James
Isabella
George Mendenhall
Rosalie Hegner
West Virginia
Margaret Morgenegg
New York
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Helping Hands Humane Society
PenwellGabelTopeka. Com
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Roeder punished for prison intimidation of Wichita abortion clinic backer
Scott Roeder, serving life for the 2009 George Tiller killing, violated prison rules by pressuring a Wichita clinic reopens advocate. A jail recording shows Roeder warning that reopening the clinic puts a target on her back. He faces 45 days in disciplinary segregation, 60 days loss of privileges, and a $20 fine.
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George Tiller
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Jeremy Barclay
Walk Across Kansas Aims To Benefit Stroke Survivors
Survivors of stroke begin a cross state walk within 24 hours of the incident to promote exercise and raise funds for brain blood flow equipment. Billinger, a KU Med Center PhD and professor, and Thomas started May 16 along the Santa Fe Trail to Kansas City Kansas, seeking $20,000 of a $50,000 goal, with final outreach through walkacrosskan sas.com.
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Thomas
Billinger
Hays
Michael
KU Med Center
Flint Hills
KUMC
Kansas City
Kan
Walkacrosskansas.com
FHSU
Theatre Lawrence opens new home with diverse Ragtime
Theatre Lawrence reaches its 6.8 million funding goal for a new venue featuring a 300 seat auditorium and expanded backstage spaces. Donors from small piggy banks to gifts of 1 million funded construction, with city and county contributions totaling about 200,000. Ragtime will be the premiere production on June 21 with a 41 member cast spanning ages 10 to the late 70s.
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Theatre Lawrence
Doveton
Lawrence
New York
Kansas Enacts Gun Lobbying Restrictions Amid Debate
Law bans use of state funds for lobbying on gun control and advocacy with exceptions for official relations. NRA supporters hail it as a good government move while opponents warn of chilling speech and potential spread to other issues. Local officials in Lawrence and Hays express concern about policy limits on lobbying and its impact on policy changes. The measure mirrors federal limits and aims to curb government sponsored advocacy while facing civil liberties scrutiny.
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Lottery results from Kansas draw Wednesday
Kansas lottery results show two by two Red numbers 14 25 White 22 23 and Pick 3 168. No further context or related prizes provided.
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Wednesday market snapshot across major indices and commodities
Dow fell 216.95 points to 14960.59 while Nasdaq slid 43.78 to 3401.48 and the S&P 500 dropped 22.48 to 1608.90. Treasuries and commodities moved with corn up 25 cents to 6.61, soybeans at 15.32, wheat down 8 cents to 7.43, oil rising 43 cents to 93.74, gold up 1.30 to 1398.50, silver 0.63 higher at 22.47, and platinum at 1510.60.
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