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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2011
Page
2
Delbert M. Baxter 76 of Lawrence died at his home Friday June 17 20. Services are pending and will be announced by Chapel Oaks Cremation and Funeral Services of Lawrence.
Randolph A Oshel 41 of rural Lawrence died at home Friday June 17 2011. Services are pending and cremation is planned.
State budget cuts to human services will hit Cottonwood Inc in Douglas and Jefferson counties. Cottonwood seeks county help to offset about $250000 in state funding lost for 26 people with developmental disabilities who rely on staff supports. Legislature trimmed Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services by about $20 million for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
Lawrence Journal World staff contacts and departments listed including editors and editors emails, circulation and advertising contacts, news partnerships, and subscription information. Includes postal address for changes and hours for subscription services. Aims to provide readers with newsroom, classifieds, and services guidance.
Kathryn L Heck 89 of Overland Park formerly of Lawrence died Friday June 17 2011 at Delmar Gardens of Overland Park. Funeral services pending with Rumsey Yost Funeral Home to announce details.
Obituary guidelines outline what the newspaper accepts and the related costs. Details are available through your local mortuary, by calling the Journal World at 785 832 7154, or online at www2 jw orld com/obits/policy.
Wilson backs a 2000 square foot Fourth of July celebration with stadium seating and $10 admission. He plans to invest $20000, serve 8000 drinks and 1200 plates of food, aiming for a crowd and a growing annual citywide event. Holiday notes broader draw and downtown revenue potential.
Patrick Chow-Yuen the French-trained executive chef recently arrived from Denver has cooked for Princess Diana and Michael Jackson and worked at the Ritz-Carlton in Kansas City Dave Blauer a Teller's veteran six years knows this town and its people Bo Stephenson a Johnson County CC graduate and Teller's sous chef makes his first competition Wilson seeks final permit approval from city officials citing park footprint concerns Reporter Paul Koepp contact listed and cited in article
Weekend schedule for Lawrence events from July 1 to July 4 2011 includes Tour of Lawrence cycling races at Eighth and Mass KU Campus circuit races and LMH Downtown Criterium with kid zones and bike races at Ninth and Mass Watson Park Fourth of July Festival and Fireworks with live music from Konza Swamp Band Billy Ebling The Brandon Miller Band Soul d Out and a fireworks display at 9 45 PM at Watson Park
Lawrence Humane Society runs a two month adoption surge with over 200 cats available free of charge. Director Kayse Aschenbrenner says the effort aims to move animals into homes as summer inflow continues. The Who's Your Daddy promotion adds a $40 dog adoption fee plus T shirts and gift certificates through Father’s Day weekend. Contact 785-843-6835 or lawrencehumane.org for details.
Sherriene Jones-Sontag, spokeswoman for Brownback, cites cabinet efficiency and budget gaps as drivers of layoffs. Kansas KDOL, led by Karin Brownlee, faces questions from Senate Leader Anthony Hensley who argues layoffs under a jobs push seem counterintuitive. Brownback’s term sees many SRS terminations with replacements unclear as officials dodge exact figures.
Prairie Park School with 408 students adopted the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program three years ago and cut bullying from about 40 identified kids to roughly five by year end. Administrators, teachers, and staff train to spot bully behaviors, supervise hotspots, and apply a Consequences Rubric from warnings to suspensions.
Today’s poll asks if residents will attend Watson Park events this year. The poll notes a mix of eager, unsure and nonparticipants with results hinting at strong turnout potential.
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