Memorial services for Mary Elizabeth Henly in Lawrence
Mary Elizabeth Henly 57 of Lawrence dies June 17 2011 at her daughter's residence A memorial service will be at 2 00 p m Sunday June 26 2011 in the Rumsey Yost Funeral Home chapel Born October 11 1953 in Lawrence she was daughter of Laverne and Pattie Hicks Survivors include daughter Kelly Henly sisters Laverne Hicks and Pamela Turner brother Scotty Scott grandchildren and great grandchildren Memorials may be made to the Mary Elizabeth Henly Memorial Fund in care of the funeral home Online condolences at rumseyyost com
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Mary Elizabeth Henly
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost
Ms. Henly
Kansas
Laverne and
Pattie Marie Riley Hicks
Kelly Henly
Laverne Hicks
Pamela S. Turner
Scotty E. Scott
Samantha Dayl E. Hiesberger
David D. Schumock
Shantele Bowlin Schumock
Andrew Hiesberger
Arianna E. Hiesberger
Kayden J. Bowlin-Schumock
Samuel Rodriguez
Joey Gipson
Mary Elizabeth Henry Memorial Fund
Ind
Lawrence, KS
Rumseyyost.com
Memorial services for W Annette Pfunder in Kansas City Kansas
Memorial services for W Annette Pfunder 87 Lawrence will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Stony Point Christian Church with Pastor David Emberson officiating. Burial will follow at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. Pfunder died June 20 2011 at Baldwin Healthcare. She was born July 19 1923 in Kansas City Kansas and lived in several towns before moving to Lawrence. She married Kenneth Pfunder in 1942. he died in 2002. Surviving are daughter Sandra Denney husband Jim four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Memorials to Stony Point Church or Douglas County Visiting Nurses Hospice Care.
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Lawrence
Stony Point Christian Church
S. 78Th St
Kansas City
Kan
David Emberson
Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens
Pfunder
Baldwin Healthcare & Rehabilitation
Baldwin City
Marvin Claude
Dortha Zook Nowland
Wyandotte High School
Dodge City
Great Bend
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Larry D. Plunder
Forrest Wiley Nowland
Sandra Denney
Jim
Brian Denney
Elisa Hill
Carrie McKee
Carrie Turner
Hanna Denney
A.J. Hill
Raven McKee
Tori
Sienna
Sierra Turner
Church of Douglas County
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home & Crematory
Ind
Rumsey-Yost.com
City considers mill levy rises and radios buy for safety
Taxes Corliss floated mill levy increases to fund more police, wages, and city items, while Dever backed raising the levy to add officers. Plans range 2.8 to 3.6 mills, including 1.7 mills for the library, for five to 14 more police positions. Officials also debated using 1 million of the 7.6 million infrastructure sales tax reserve to buy new police, fire, public works, and utilities radios, with total cost about 2 million, funding the rest from reserves. The sales tax, approved in 2008, permits safety infrastructure upgrades. Debates continue on health insurance reserves and premium changes as the 2012 budget approval nears.
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Dever
Fire
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Kansas poll asks about raising highway speed to 75 mph
Today's poll on ild.com asks if it is a good idea to raise speed limits to 75 mph on some Kansas highways. It notes 79 percent would not text, tweet, or talk in a movie, 16 percent yes but cautious, 4 percent all the time, and directs to LJWorld.com for more responses and voting.
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Kansas abortion clinics review new licensing rules provoke debate
Clinics received copies of updated regulations dated the same day licenses were required. Planned Parenthood said it may sue over the process. The law imposes annual inspections, potential fines, and court actions to shut clinics not meeting standards. Officials stress rapid adoption to avoid service interruptions. Pro and anti abortion groups frame the move as either unfair rush or safety compliance. Local clinics include Planned Parenthood Overland Park, Center for Women’s Health, and Aid for Women in Kansas City.
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Kansans For Life
Culp
Health Department
Overland Park
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Aid For Women
Kansas City
Kaw
Jeff Pederson
House
Senate
Landlords face occupancy rules as city studies rental use
Landlords such as George Catt described a $350,000 Alva mar Golf Course home now rented to seven young tenants. The commission weighs options including disclosure statements on occupancy, license revocation for violations, clearer resident definitions, and stricter fines. The report, described by City reporter Chad Lawhorn, will take several weeks.
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George Catt
Alvamar
Commission
Lawrence leaders form task force to study downtown retail pull
City commissioners agreed to form a downtown Lawrence task force to explore attracting retailers, balancing shops and bars, boosting events with KU and the Lawrence CVB, and arts support. No members named yet as staff prepare a resolution for future approval. The panel stems from a listening session and code concerns about policy changes.
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