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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2014
Page
2
John Clare Mast, 81, of Tonganoxie Kansas, died. Funeral held 4pm Sunday June 29, 2014 at Quisenberry Funeral Home with visitation an hour prior.
Lee Taylor McBee, 63, of Lawrence, died Tuesday, June 24, 2014 in Lawrence. Services are pending. Condolences may be sent at rumsey-yost.com.
Funeral services for John Hardwick 62 of Eudora will be held at 1 pm Friday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with Fr Michael Scully officiating The family will receive friends after the service He died June 23 2014 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He was born July 4 1951 in Hutchinson a son of Vincent and Arlene Barb Hardwick He worked 20 years as a machine operator at Hallmark Cards He married Linda A Bechtel on Dec 26 1979 in Manhattan She survives along with two sons Kyle Hardwick and Jacquelyn of Hutchinson and Jesse Hardwick and wife Starr of Eudora a brother Howard Hardwick and wife Tracey of Flower Mound Texas and four grandchildren Andrew Shiloh Jesse Jr and Pieper Memorials may be sent to the American Heart Association care of the funeral home Online condolences are at rumsey yost com
Oklahoma and Kansas study rising quakes linked to hydraulic fracturing and wastewater disposal. Regulators meet to review data and consider tougher rules as XTO Energy pumps about 281000 gallons daily into Azle wells.
Walter Stitt Robinson of Lawrence Kansas 96 will have a memorial service at First United Methodist Church at 10:00 am on Wednesday July 2 2014. He had a long academic career including at University of Kansas and Northwest Alabama University and published eleven books. Memorials may go to KU Endowment via Warren McElwain Mortuary. Online condolences at LJWorld.com.
Kansas City failed to reach the final cut for the 2016 Republican National Convention as Cleveland and Dallas advanced, with Denver also eliminated. Mayor Sly James cited hotel proximity to the convention center as a key concern, noting KC offered 12,000 rooms within a 10 minute drive versus bid requirements of 16,000 first class rooms and 1,000 suites.
A long standing family owned funeral home emphasizes its local ownership and neighborly service despite industry trends toward out of town corporations. The wake of consolidation is noted as the wind that tests traditions while promising value and centered care for the community.
The Dodge City Community College Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution supporting a proposed merger with Fort Hays State University. The resolution aims to end talk of the college operating separately and affirms active pursuit of the merger to access $5.5 million in bonds. Final approvals remain with Fort Hays State, the Kansas Board of Regents, the Legislature and Gov. Brownback.
The festival features Johnny Winter and Samatha Fish with Winter lauded as a top guitarist. Dustin and Erica Lewis traveled from Overland Park to enjoy the show, while Daniel Hawkins praised the Johnny Winter film screened earlier. City arts events continue with exhibits, panels, and more performances through the weekend.
Lawrence Kansas daily paper lists editorial and contact staff with phone lines for editors Julie Wright Tom Keegan Ann Gardner and circulation director Mike Countryman plus classifieds web link and numbers for general inquiries and reception at New Hampshire Street News Center.
The notice lists delivery and billing helplines with hours, the publication's address at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas, telephone numbers 843-1000 and toll free 800 578 8748, and the postmaster address P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 0888.
The Dow Jones rose to 16,867.51 with a 49.38 point gain while the Nasdaq advanced 29.40 to 4,379.76 and the S&P 500 added 9.55 to 1,959.53. Treasuries held at 3.38 percent for the 30-year as commodities moved: corn down one cent to 4.35, soybeans up four cents to 12.29, wheat up eight cents to 7.14, oil up 47 cents to 106.50, silver up seven cents to 21.11, platinum at 1,473.20 with a $1.30 change.
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