Lawrence June datebook events in diverse city venues
Community listings for Junetenth celebration at Broken Arrow Park and Vermont Tow ers, art openings at Diane's Gallery, theatre productions including Annie and Home On the Road, youth ensemble vignettes, poetry workshops with Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, a farmers market, a Clinton Lake fundraiser, and library programs. Also notes submission details for Datebook and Meetings calendar.
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Vermont Towers
11Th
Vermont Streets
Kansas Short Grass
Diane's Artisan
Lawrence
Annie
Lawrence Arts Center
Watson Park
Seventh
Tennessee Streets
Lawrence Youth Ensemble
Lawrence Community Theatre
1501
Lawrence Farmers Market
New Hampshire
Lawrence Public Library
Kansas
Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg
Lawrence Summer Youth Theatre
N.H
Wakarusa Valley Heritage Museum
Bloomington Park
Clinton Lake
Clinton Lake Marina
van Go Mobile Arts
Hobbs Park
Earth
Lions Club
Isolnh
Prairie Park Nature Center
Harper
Journal-World notes selective police report policy
The Journal-World reports that area law enforcement had no Thursday night calls and outlines its practice of printing burglaries only when losses reach or exceed one thousand dollars and avoiding naming victims. It covers major assaults, holdups, and robberies when details justify publication.
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Births announced for Osher and Oberzan families
Nathan and Jessica Osher of Lawrence welcome a daughter born Thursday. Phil and Kendra Oberzan of Lawrence announce a son born Thursday.
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Nathan
Jessica Osher
Lawrence
Phil
Kendra Oberzan
Journal-World invites corrections for significant errors
The Journal-World states its policy to fix major mistakes brought to editors' attention. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news ijworld com to report errors.
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Journal-World
Ijworld.com
Brownback gains GOP backing for Kansas governor race
Kansas Republican leaders back U S Senator Sam Brownback for governor with former U S Senator Bob Dole and Senator Pat Roberts named national co chairs. Brownback faces little opposition as Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh drops out, while Democrats criticize Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins over a funding vote for Iraq and Afghanistan. Police indict 21 for drug distribution across Kansas with arrests and warrants in Topeka, Great Bend, Salina, Lawrence, St. Marys and Kansas City Kansas. The probe, begun in 2008, yielded over 6000000 in cash, 16 pounds of meth, 20 firearms and several vehicles.
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Kansas
Republican Party
U.S
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Bob Dole
Pat Roberts
Jerry Moran
Todd Tiahrt
Lynn Jenkins
Nick Jordan
Topeka
Great Bend
Salina
Lawrence
St. Marys
Kansas City
Kaw
Arizona
Kan
Lanny Welch
City panel weighs adding transgender protections
About 40 people attended a Plymouth Congregational Church forum on transgender issues hosted by the city Human Relations Commission. The panel discussed a proposal to add transgender identity to the city anti discrimination policy, with no timeline but a public Aug 19 discussion.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Malcolm
Human Relations Commission
Commission
Lori Tapahonso
Tapahonso
Brad Kemp
Kansas Equality Coalition
City Commission
Kemp
Kansas
Lawrence
Jay
Jessica Pryor
Pryor
Obituary for Robert Archinal Lawrence Kansas 1930 2009
Robert Leroy Archinal 78 of Lawrence died June 17 2009 at Brandon Woods. Services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with burial Monday at Grubb Springs Cemetery Harrison Arkansas. He served in the Korean War and was facilities manager for Hallmark Cards. He married Kathleen Hunt Archinal in 1955. she died in 2002. Survivors include two daughters two grandchildren and a brother. Memorials suggested to Heritage Baptist Church Christian School. Online condolences at rumsey yost dot com.
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Robert Leroy
Bob” Archinal
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
Grubb Springs
Harrison
Ark
Archinal
Brandon Woods
Alvamar
Chicago
Curtis and
Gertrude Anna Hayes Archinal
U.S
Hallmark Cards
Kathleen R. Hunt Archinal
Berryville
Berry Ruth Clemens
Paul
Shirley Price
Ken
Topeka
Katie Clemens
Timothy
Natasha Price
Donald
Barbara
Heritage Baptist Church Christian School
Rumsey-Yost.com
Funeral services for Shelli Kay Stimach in Tonganoxie
Funeral services for Shelli Kay Stimach 47 of Tonganoxie will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Quisenberry Funeral Home with burial at Shawnee Mission Memory Gardens. She died Tuesday June 16 2009 near Tonganoxie. Born September 19 1961 at Fort Riley she was the daughter of Louis and Mary Ann Hayward. She worked for Berry Plastics and was a nursing student at Kansas City Kansas Community College. Survivors include husband Stephen Stimach of the home, mother Debora Hayward of Tonganoxie, son Joseph Stimach of Okinawa Japan, daughters Kathryn Barger of Hampton Virginia and Jennifer Pantoja of Tonganoxie, brothers Larry Hayward of Grain Valley and Roger Hayward of McLouth, sister Debora Smith of Tonganoxie and eight grandchildren. The family will receive friends 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Memorials to the American Cancer Society.
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Tonganoxie
Shelli Kay Stimach
Quisenberry Funeral Home
Shawnee Mission Memory Gardens
Stimach
Fort Riley
Louis
Mary Ann Garr Hayward
Stephen Stimach
Kansas City
Kan
Vives
Joseph Stimach
Okinawa
Japan
Kathryn Barger
Hampton
Jennifer Pantoja
Larry Hayward
Grain Valley
Roger Hayward
McLouth
Debora Smith
American Cancer Society
P.O
Quisenberrysh.com
Obituary guidelines for Journal-World readers
The Journal-World publishes obituaries of residents or former longtime residents within the circulation area. Information should be supplied by a mortuary and photos are welcome. For details contact the paper by phone or online for obituary guidelines.
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Journal-World
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Ljworld.com
Amtrak Improves On Time in Missouri and Midwest
Amtrak on time performance improves for St. Louis Kansas City and St. Louis Chicago routes. May on time rates reach 93 percent between St. Louis and Kansas City and 77 percent to Chicago, up from 1990s levels. Union Pacific funding expands track capacity and new siding near California Missouri aims to cut delays by 17 percent, with MoDOT involvement and federal fines encouraging punctual service.
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St. Louis
Amtrak
Kansas City
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Chicago
Marc Magliari
Union Pacific
Gasconade River
Sandy Brown
Sunset Hills
Rod Massman
Missouri Department of Transportation
Jefferson City
Lergthen
California
Modot
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