Lou Lula M Kearn death notice in Las Cruces and Kansas ties
Lula M Bolling Kearn known as Lou dies at 55 in Las Cruces NM after heart disease and lung conditions. Born March 27 1956 in Charleston SC raised in Bristol TN trained as LPN then RN in Kansas. Survived by daughter Amber, brothers and sisters in Concordia KS, many nieces and nephews, church family. memorial set March 17 2012 at Eudora Baptist Church Kansas. Arrangements by Bacas Funeral Chapels Las Cruces. Memorial donations preferred.
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Charleston
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Dennis
Diane Kearn
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Roger Meier
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Jill Kearn
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Rob Kearn
George Kearn Jr
Christopher Kearn
JD Kearn
Rex
Diane Sicard
Mary Beem
Fern Beem
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Services for Aaron Jude Hall Pending
Aaron Jude Hall, 37, of Lawrence, has services pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary.
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John “Jack” Rasing Funeral Notices in Lawrence
Funeral services for John Jack Rasing, 82, Lawrence, announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home, will be held pending further arrangements. Rasing’s noted residence was Lawrence, and services are forthcoming with local arrangements pending.
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Brownback proposes overhaul of Kansas school funding plan
Bipartisan governor candidateBrownback proposes scrapping local tax limits and current weights for education funding while keeping no increase for next year SB 450 would retain weighted funding and pump in more dollars Critics say the plan needs study House leaders oppose citing fund balances and one time funding as inadequate for ongoing costs Kansas lawmakers weigh changes as education funding becomes a political flashpoint with supporters praising economic growth and local control and opponents warning of tax hikes and cuts in services
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Kansas lands NBAF site for 650 million DHS facility
Kansas officials select a 650 million NBAF site near Kansas State University to replace Plum Island lab with a new facility aimed for completion in 2018. The plan faces federal funding reassessment and NRC review, while state bonds totaling 105 million help finance utilities and readiness, as Sen. Roberts urges DHS to release 50 million to start construction.
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Just Food to Move into Larger Douglas County Pantry
Douglas County and Lawrence area news report Just Food, the county food bank, will relocate this month to a 9,600 square foot warehouse at 1000 E. 11th St, more than doubling storage for an increasing client base of about 3,000 monthly. The move, expected by April 2, will allow daily operation of the pantry on Wednesdays and prevent turnaways of 10 to 30 families. Current rent rises from 2000 to 2600 in June, and the new site will cost 3000 per month.
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Chinese language teaching through movement and songs at Waldorf school
Sonia, a native Chinese speaker and yoga instructor, leads classes by acting out counting and emotions as students sing and repeat poems. The method emphasizes rhythm and body language to build memory, helping children pick up tones and words even without full comprehension. Parents report kids go home speaking phrases and building a mental bank of words.
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Have Title IX levelled playing field in college sports
Friday poll asks if Title IX has succeeded in leveling the playing field for men and women in college sports. The brief results show Yes, No, and Not sure. A separate Friday poll asks if readers have ever bought alcohol for someone under 21 with 64 percent No, 33 percent Yes, and 1 percent not old enough to purchase alcohol.
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