Death notices for Albert Lee Brooks at Warren McElwain Mortuary
Funeral services are set for Albert Lee Brooks age 90 in Lawrence at 3:00 p.m. Saturday March 7 2015. Brooks served in the US Air Force 1943 to 1967 retired as Major and taught at KU Athletics before retirement. He leaves wife Rita LaFay Conrad two sons eight grandchildren and a daughter previously Connie Brooks. Memorials to Alzheimer’s Association.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Winfield, KS
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Miles) Brooks
Dale
Nadine
Margaret
Ray
David
Shirley
United States Air Force
University of Kansas
Oskaloosa High School
KU Athletics
Rita LaFay Conrad
LaFay
Ashburn
Steven Brooks
Elberton
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Ryan Brooks
Adam _ Brooks
David Swayze
Amy Zimmerman
Timothy Brooks
Toby Brooks
Theodore Brooks
Tracy Brooks
Connie Brooks
Alzheimer’s Association
Warrenmcelwain.com
Ljworld.com
Richard Marl Nehrbass 71 obituary in Lyndon Kansas
Richard Marl Nehrbass 71 died March 2 2015 in Topeka Kansas after a life farming ranching and service in Vietnam He is survived by four children nine grandchildren and a sister Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence Funeral at Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon Memorials to Donor's Choice via Feltner.
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Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
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Vietnam
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Ursula
Dave) Nichols
Heidi
David) Gillette
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Martin) Feltner
Lyndon
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Pat
Dick) Green
Columbia
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County appoints building commission to pursue county projects
County commissioners formed a building commission with Mike Gaughan, Nancy Thellman, and Jim Flory appointing Brian Edie, Lisa Harris, and Gerald Wells to oversee two future projects. Harris and Wells serve to 2016, Edie to 2018, as funding discussions target fairgrounds renovations and a jail expansion plus mental health center. A sales tax referendum was debated, with legislation sought to enable elections. Officials aim to start the fairgrounds work by late summer, while jail expansion timing remains open.
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Edie Insurance Group
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Gerald Wells
Douglas County
Building Commission
Harris
County Commission
Craig Weinaug
Gaughan
Thellman
Flory
Johnson County
Franklin County
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NBAF funding included in Homeland Security bill
Kansas State University officials said a new Homeland Security bill provides the final 300 million needed to finish the 1.15 billion National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan. The project, backed by state and federal funding, could begin lab construction this spring and create more than 300 jobs with a 2.4 billion regional impact over 25 years.
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Kansas
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Barack Obama
Homeland Security
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Kansas lawmakers clash over KU medical school expansion
Sen. Tom Arpke pushes expanding Wichita medical school from 27 to 65 students per year to meet future doctor retirements, while KU officials warn a shift hurts both Lawrence campus and medical school. Subcommittee cuts Lawrence campus support by 4.7 million in fiscal 2016 and 2017, while adding 3.7 million to the medical school.
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R-Salina
Wichita
Lawrence
Doug Girod
Sam Brownback
Brownback
KU Lawrence
Regents panel trims KU and KSU budgets amid shifts
The committee cut 4.2 million from Kansas State University and funded expansion for the Wichita medical campus with a 1 million annual boost to medical school scholarships. It added 30 million for Fort Hays State to establish an Institute of Applied Technology and a parking lot, and 2 million for Pittsburg State University’s School of Transportation. KU officials warned the cuts threaten ongoing programs and research while advocates argued rural medical training benefits Kansas families.
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Kansas State University
Fort Hays State University
Institute of Applied Technology
Pittsburg State University
School of Transportation
University of Kansas
Laura Kelly
D-Topeka
Tim Cabonn
Kansas Board of Regents
Kenny Wilk
Wilk
Arpke
Teachers Win $1000 Prize From Tru Sty Credit Union
Family members gathered at Deerfield and Lawrence schools to celebrate the teachers after the announcements. Bonner joined Deerfield in 1991 during her second year, earned a Bethel College bachelor’s and a Wichita State University master’s, teaching about 500 students. Crenshaw, in her 15th year at West Middle School, is a former Lawrence Education Association president and holds a Southwestern College bachelor’s and a Wichita State University master’s. administrators praise her dedication and impact.
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Trusty Credit Union
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Deerfield
Lawrence
Bethel College
Wichita State University
Sara
Joni Appleman
Crenshaw
West Middle School
Lawrence Education Association
Southwestern College
WSU
Lucinda
Myron Melton
Lawrence Journal World contact details and editors
The Lawrence Journal World lists address at 645 New Hampshire St Lawrence KS 66044 contact numbers 843-1000 800-578-8748 and delivery help line 832-7199. Editors include Julie Wright managing editor with 832-6361 and email jwright ljworld.com.
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Julie Wright
Jwright
Ljworld.com
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Markets Mixed as Major Averages Slip on Wednesday
The Dow Jones dived 106.47 points to 18096.91 while the Nasdaq fell 12.76 to 4967.14 and the S&P 500 declined 9.25 to 2098.53. Treasuries slipped slightly with the 30 year yield at 2.72 percent. Corn and soybeans posted modest losses with Chicago corn down 15 cents to 3.90 and soybeans at 9.94, off 18 cents. Silver remained weak amid broad market pressure.
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