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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2013
Page
2
David Thomas Dodge, 65, of Linwood Kansas, died Saturday June 8. A memorial gathering will be held at 1 pm Saturday June 22, 2013 at Tonganoxie Christian Church.
Ronald G Cade 87 of Ottawa Kansas died June 14 2013 at his home Born December 29 1925 in Pomona son of Charles William Cade and Charlotte Hemple Cade He served in the U S Marine Corps 1943 1963 retiring as Gunnery Sgt He was a GM warehouse worker in Kansas City until 1980 A Mass was held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Ottawa Interment at St Patrick's Emerald Rosary at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa Memorials to Sacred Heart School Condolences at www lamb-roberts com
Millie Foster of Wethersfield CT died June 6 2013 born October 21 1933 in Lawrence Kansas predeceased by her parents and two brothers she is survived by five children nine grandchildren two great granddaughters and three step children She loved her church family Panda Home Healthcare and bringing joy to others A celebration of life will be held June 29 2013 at 10 00 a m at the First Church of Christ in Wethersfield donations to the Good Samaritan Fund or Hospital for Special Care are welcomed
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed a 14.5 billion fiscal year 2014 2015 budget with line item vetoes including the entire Department of Corrections allotment for 2015. He kept most education and other areas intact while trimming about 3 million from corrections in 2014. Critics call the approach fiscally irresponsible as lawmakers plan a two year spending path and tax cuts persist.
At Quivira National Wildlife Refuge in Kansas a plan to expand hunting access is under review. Officials say boundaries would adjust to protect the federally endangered whooping cranes while offering more hunting areas, with a final decision due by year end.
The eighth annual Symphony in the Flint Hills brought the Kansas City Symphony to historic Fort Riley with Gov. Sam Brownback Maj. Gen. Paul Funks and Board Chair Marty White in attendance. More than 5,000 guests explored the fort and prairie heritage, toured the First Territorial Capitol Cavalry Museum and Custer's House, and enjoyed the instrument petting zoo as the event showcased Plains culture and architecture.
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