Death notices for Lawrence residents announced
Clarence W Hatch 76 of Lawrence died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial. Services announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home. Ruby Irene Clement 93 of Lawrence died June 28 2013. Graveside service 10 am Monday July 1 Maple Grove Cemetery. Louise, a loving mother and grandmother, died Thursday June 27 in Eudora. Arrangements pending with Warren McElwain Mortuary.
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Maple Grove Cemetery
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Eudora
John Stark Adams Sr. funeral set in Lawrence Kansas
John Stark Adams Sr 83 of Lawrence Kansas dies June 27 2013 at home. Funeral 10:00 a.m. July 2 2013 at Warren McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence burial Memorial Park Cemetery Read more at LJWorld.com. He was born February 19 1930 in Atchison Kansas and worked 46 years for Kansas Power and Light retiring in 1991. He was a founding member of Lawrence Heights Christian Church and a Boy Scout leader. He married Naomi Toni Faulk in 1950. she preceded him in death in 2009. He is survived by son John Adams Jr daughter Gwendy Olivarez and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. The family will greet friends July 1 2013 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the mortuary. Memorials suggested to Lawrence Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Atchison, KS
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Kansas Power and Light
Mathis
Lawrence Heights
John Adams Jr
Susie
Virginia
Joe
Katie) Faulk
Toni
Marcia Kimmel
Shelly Adams
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Kansas court ruling keeps abortion law provisions intact
A judge upheld most provisions of a Kansas abortion law while blocking enforcement on two medical emergency changes as doctors warned of endangered patients. Critics say the emergency definition is too narrow, potentially forcing patients to endure the 24 hour wait. Local officials and abortion opponents stressed broader parts remain in effect amid ongoing litigation.
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Kansas City
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Mary Kay Culp
Kansans For Life
Nauser
Kan
Planned Parenthood
Same sex marriages and federal benefits shift after ruling
The ruling recognizing same sex marriages across states prompts questions on Social Security, Medicaid, and veterans benefits for couples living in Kansas and married in Iowa. President Obama orders review of federal statutes to implement changes swiftly. Agencies cite pending guidance and potential eligibility impacts for surviving spouses and related programs. Peter Hancock reports.
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City debates costly security to comply with new concealed carry law
City officials warn a state change removing no gun signage will force metal detectors and security at City Hall, Municipal Court, and facilities like recreation centers and the library. Estimates place security at 200000 for City Hall and 600000 for full coverage, with tax implications uncertain. Lawhorn reports officials seek more guidance and possible exemptions, while weighing uneven protection across buildings.
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Dever
Market Summary Friday Stocks and Commodities Highlights
Dow Industrials fell to 14909.60 while the S P 500 stood at 1606 28 Oil slipped 49 cents to 96 56 Gold gained 12 10 to 1223 70 Silver rose 0 918 to 19 45 Platinum traded 11 70 at 1336 90 Corn rose 0 12 to 6 79 Soybeans gained 0 16 to 15 65 Wheat slipped 0 10 to 6 76 Trade featured mixed moves across energy metals grains and indexes.
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No gun signs posted on public buildings in Lawrence
Lawrence and Douglas County posted new no gun signs on public buildings to comply with Kansas guidelines. Signs show a gun with a circle and diagonal line and include the ordinance numbers making the buildings exempt. Automatic six month extensions possible if local security plans and notices are filed, with further extensions to July 2017 for devices. Public schools and the state house are exempt. colleges and universities must comply by July 2017.
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Kansas
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