Death notice for Charles M Hoag in Lawrence Kansas
A Celebration of Life service for 80 year old Charles M Charlie Hoag of Lawrence Kansas is pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence. He passed away Thursday March 8 2012 at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas.
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Charlie” Hoag
Lawrence, KS
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Lawrence
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Freeman Larry Alan Memorial Service at Tonganoxie Church
Memorial services for Larry Alan Freeman, 65, of Tonganoxie, will be held 11:00 a.m. Monday, March 12, 2012 at the Tonganoxie Christian Church. He died March 8, 2012 at his residence. Visitation precedes service at 10:00 a.m. at the same church. Condolences may be sent online.
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Evelyn Swanson obituary in Lawrence Kansas
Evelyn Swanson 81 of Lawrence Kansas formerly of Mountain Home Arkansas died March 1 2012 in Lawrence She was born April 15 1930 in Clinton Iowa daughter of Harold and Ruby Holle She married James Swanson May 21 1950 at Clinton Iowa was a homemaker Survived by two sons Jeff Jeannine Swanson and Greg Swanson Memorials to Alzheimer Association Arrangements by Kirby and Family Funeral and Cremation Services Obituaries ljworld com guest book online.
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Roger Skeffington’s Life and Passing Remembered Fondly
A tribute to Roger Skeffington recounts his Brooklyn and Connecticut roots, imaginary lion stories, Doo-Wop days, and East Coast motorcycle adventures in 1970. He was a Marine turned entrepreneur who brought lobster and oysters to Kansas from Newfoundland, led Big Eat Staff meetings, and married Marina after running to Canada. He leaves Lloyd and Slade with many stepchildren, and a loving family pamiętna Stebbie.
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Lawmakers weigh concealed carry in state public buildings
Kansas lawmakers debated a bill allowing concealed weapons in state and public buildings with exceptions for campuses and hospitals. The measure would exempt post secondary schools for four years, subject to renewal, while hospitals would be exempt. Debate addressed security costs, local government duties, and potential crime impact. A final vote was anticipated, with passage sending the bill to the Senate.
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Lottery Picks For Wednesday And Friday Kansas Games
Lottery numbers listed include Powerball 12 35 45 46 47 with Powerball 12 and Super Kansas Cash 9 14 22 23 24 with 5 as the multiplier. Friday draws Kansas 2by2 Red 3 8 White 6 23 and Kansas Pick 3 843.
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Pauls Libertarian-leaning speech channels antiwar, anti-spend agenda
In Kansas caucuses, Paul faces weak delegate prospects yet promotes small government and constitutional fidelity. He envisions shifting military policy to national defense only, cutting 1 trillion dollars from the congressional budget in year one, and repealing 40 000 laws to empower individuals.
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Paul speaks at Douglas County caucus urging libertarian vision
Former congressman Ron Paul draws supporters at Free State High School in Overland, urging limited government and personal liberty. He criticizes bailouts and drug war while backing contraception access, with a crowd chanting End the Fed and calls to participate in today’s Douglas County caucuses.
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Santorum Campaigns in Alabama as Romney Gains Edge
Santorum campaigns in Alabama and Mississippi as Romney's delegate lead tightens to 422 delegates versus Santorum's 181. Gingrich trails with 107 and Paul 46. Santorum attacks Washington establishment while courting southern conservatives and immigration critics, aiming to derail Romney before Kansas and Alabama contests.
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KU Medical Center residents trained in abortion required?
KU officials say obstetrics and gynecology residency accreditation requires residents gain experience with induced abortion and abortion complications unless a religious or moral objection exists. Abortions are not performed at KU or affiliated facilities. training is obtained elsewhere. Kansans for Life criticizes the requirement and urges action with Brownback and legislators to stop abortion training at KU.
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Kansans for Life drew no comment from KU Medical Center officials
Officials at the KU Medical Center declined to comment on Kansans for Life statements.
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Lawrence Journal-World Contact and Publication Info
The Lawrence Journal-World lists offices at 609 N Haskell and 645 N Haskell News Center with contact lines including 785 843 1000 and toll free 800 578 8748. Editors are Dennis Anderson and Caroline Trowbridge with various desk emails and phone extensions. Classified ads and print online sales contacts are provided along with subscriptions and newsroom affiliations.
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Youth fieldhouse plan idea prompts vote in Lawrence poll
Friday's LJWorld poll asks if a youth fieldhouse or sports tournament center in northwest Lawrence would be successful. Results show 67 percent say Yes, 26 percent No, 6 percent Not sure, with readers invited to cast votes at LJWorld.com.
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