Death notices for visitation and memorial service in Kansas
Visitation is scheduled Wednesday June 27 2012 at 6 PM at Tonganoxie Christian Church followed by a memorial service at 7 PM Burial will take place at Mt Muncie Cemetery LV Kansas on Thursday at 1:06 AM.
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Mt. Muncie
Kansas
Memorial for Todd Karnahan in Kansas City and Lawrence
Michael Karnahan 46 of Kansas City Kansas died June 1 2012 at home with his wife Leslie by his side A Rosary and Memorial service were held June 19 at St Joseph Catholic Church Shawnee KS Graveside Memorial set for July 1 12:00 PM at Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence KS There will be a vegetarian meal at Burcham Park Lawrence KS after the service A formal procession from Boulevard Drive-in Kansas City Kansas to Lawrence will depart 11:00 AM LJ World obituary page and heartland cremation site offer condolences
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Kansas City
Leslie Ochs Karnahan
Todd
el Dorado
Mike Karnahan
Suzy Cox Karnahan
Zinnia Vandenberg
Daniel Vandenberg
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Shawnee
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Burcham Park
Boulevard
Merriam Drive
Kansas
Heartlandcremation
LJ World
Virginia “Jeannie” Wright Funeral Services in Oskaloosa
Virginia Jeannie May Wright 62 of Oskaloosa died June 23 2012 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services 1 pm June 28 2012 at Warren McElwain Mortuary with 5 7 pm visitation June 27. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials to Jeannie Wright Memorial Fund. Survivors include Donald Wright Leslie Joe Montana Megan Richter Cassville MO Rebecca Wright and four children sister Wanda Freeman and brother James Wright.
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Virginia
Jeannie” May Wright
Oskaloosa
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph
Norman C
Mabel Lucille (Hall) Wright
Donald Wright
Leslie
Joe
Montana
Megan Richter
Cassville
Rebecca Wright
James Wright
Lawrence
Wanda Freeman
Streamwood
Norman Dee
Jeannie Wright
Obituary policy and guidelines for Journal-World
Information about obituary acceptance and guidelines including costs can be obtained through your mortuary or by calling the Journal-World at 785 832 7151 or online at LJWorld com obituary policy.
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Heat safety tips for extreme temperatures
KDHE urges awareness of heat illness risk during high temperatures. Stay indoors when possible, wear sunscreen, hydrate with cool nonalcoholic drinks, and avoid outdoor activity from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Joggers should run early, pets need water shade and paw protection on hot pavement. For more information visit kdheks gov extre me heat. htm.
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KDHE
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Kansas towns to hire veterans with police grants
Kansas counties and cities share nearly 482000 from the U S Justice Department to hire military veterans for law enforcement. Dickinson County Sheriff's Department gets about 113000 while Paola Police Department and Andover each receive 125000 and Liberal about 118000. All new positions must be filled by veterans with at least 180 days service since September 11 2001. The federal program aims to create or save about 800 positions nationwide with total funding over 111 million dollars.
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WicnHita
Kansas
U.S. Justice Department
Justice Department
Dickinson County
Paola
Andover
Liberal
Health list debate sparks focus on access and dental care
The Community Health Assessment Steering Committee debates priorities in Douglas County Kansas with leaders from KU, the Douglas County Dental Clinic, and area health groups. Access to affordable care remains central while dental care receives mixed support amid funding cuts and rising patient loads.
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Kansas University
Julie Branstrom
Douglas County Dental Clinic
Lawrence
Branstrom
Heartland Community Health Center
Susan Johnson
K-State Research and Extension
Douglas County
Health Department Board
Lawrence Public Schools
Rick Doll
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gene Meyer
Bert Nash
David Johnson
United Way of
Erika Dvorske
Partridge
Health Department
Kobach urges Kansas to push E-Verify and police checks
Kansas supporters see high court ruling as a green light for tougher immigration steps including an E-Verify requirement and an arrest provision like Arizona's. Opponents warn later challenges loom, noting the ruling did not preclude challenges as Arizona's law is interpreted. With elections and redistricting approaching, lawmakers expect shifts and continued debate on worksite programs and show me your papers proposals.
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Supreme Court
Arizona
Kobach
Associated Press
Gary Brunk
American Civil Liberties Union of
Missouri
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Allie Devine
Topeka
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
House
Devine
House Judiciary Committee
Lance Kinzer
Olathe
High Court
Kinzer
Cider Building Arts District Bid Aims to Spark East Lawrence Revival
Developer seeks a 500000 dollar 10 year incentive in exchange for converting the former cider factory into a 7000 square foot arts gallery with event space on ground floor plus a 7000 square foot outdoor plaza and second floor offices. The plan relies on the tax rebate to meet a projected 21 percent 10 year return, while Poehler Grocery Warehouse conversion already fuels apartment growth nearby.
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Krsnich
Poehler
Midwest
East Lawrence
Pennsylvania Street
Eighth Street
Ciderworks
Dever
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Postmaster address changes notice
The notice directs readers to send address changes to Lawrence Journal-World at P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888. It appears as a standard newspaper mailing instruction for subscription records and delivery changes.
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P.O
Lawrence
Poll asks Lawrence commission tax rebate for Ciderworks Building
A reader poll asks whether the Lawrence City Commission should approve a tax rebate for the Ciderworks Building near Eighth and Pennsylvania streets. A separate poll reports air ambulance transport awareness with 62 percent Yes, 33 percent No, and 3 percent Not sure.
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Ciderworks
Eighth and
Pennsylvania Streets
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