Death notices for Rachael Nave of McLouth
Rachael Ann Nave 18 of McLouth died Monday March 10 2003 in Lansing. Services at noon Friday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Leavenworth burial Maple Grove Cemetery Tonganoxie. Survivors include her parents Joseph O and Cheryl Ann Nave two sisters Christina and Hannah and a brother Michael. Memorials to the Rachael A Nave Memorial Fund.
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Leavenworth
Rachael Ann Nave
McLouth
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Maple Grove
Tonganoxie
Ms. Nave
Home of Friends
Lansing
Independence
Joseph O
Cheryl Ann (Caldwell) Nave
Oskaloosa High School
Schlagle High School
Kansas City
Kan
Red Cross
Michael Nave
Las Vegas
Christina Nave
Hannah Nave
Roma Nave
Alan
Joyce Caldwell
Overland Park
Grace Daneker
Barnett Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Services for Helen E. Broky Held in Blue Rapids
Helen E. Broky 82 of Blue Rapids died March 4 2003 at her home. Funeral Saturday at United Presbyterian Church in Blue Rapids with burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Survived by three sons Neil Wayne Kenneth. eight grandchildren five great grandchildren. Memorials to Helen Broky Memorial Fund Lighthouse Ministry via Terry Chapel Waterville.
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Blue Rapids
Helen E. Broky
United Presbyterian Church
Prospect Hill
Broky
Louisville
Lee and
Sophia (Schmidt) Henna
Sun
United Presbyterian Church of
Rudolph J. Broky
Neil Broky
Lawrence
Wayne Broky
Tempe
Ariz
Kenneth Broky
St. Louis
Helen Broky
Terry Chapel
P.O. Box
Waterville
Thousands of Nike shoes stolen from Kansas City trailer
Police said about 3,900 of 5,500 white Air Jordan shoes with royal blue soles, set for Foot Locker distribution ahead of the NCAA Final Four, were stolen from a trailer in Kansas City Kansas. The load valued at nearly 1 million dollars retail, 475000 wholesale, with investigation ongoing and several suspects questioned.
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Kansas City
Kan
Michael Kobe
Kobe
Steve Forsberg
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad
California
Shaw Container Services
Forsberg
Junction City
David Tattershall
Shaw Container
Tattershall
Kani
Legislature advances abortion bill amid clash on penalties
The House debated a measure to set KDHE standards for abortion clinics including space, equipment, lighting, and exam tables. Rep Judy Loganbill proposed fines for violations instead of misdemeanor prosecutions, but amendments failed in a series of votes. Proponents cited clinic safety while opponents noted no abortion deaths since 1990, though other surgeries have caused fatalities.
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Judy Loganbill
Dwichita
KCHE
House
Reborn
Horst
Loganbill
Peggy Long
R-Hamilton
KDHE
Long
Five arrested in park stabbing case in Kansas
Five suspects, four Emporia residents and one from Oklahoma, are jailed in Douglas County after a man was robbed, beaten, stabbed, and left for dead near Riverfront Park in North Lawrence. Victim Josh Greemore, 21, remained hospitalized in fair condition. Detectives say robbery was the motive. arrests followed searches of a motel room, residence, and vehicle.
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Douglas County
Meyers
Riverfront Park
Emporia
Oklahoma
Josh Greemore
Jayhawk
Third St
Greemore
Lawrence
Mike Pattrick
North
Kansas City-area
Pattrick
Dustin W. Lewis
Della
Lewis
Haskell Indian Nations University
Kansas
Josh
Leslie Thomas Howe
Jeremy S. Harris
James A. Keezer
Scott L. Staggs
Sara M. Bruce
Leavenworth County
Drop-In Center faces funding shortfall amid rising need
The Community Drop-In Center encounters a funding pinch as donations fall and city support decreases from 1.1 million to 990000 this year. Director Tami Clark reports more daily visitors, from 33 in 2001 to 55 to 70 now, with families facing food toiletries and services gaps. KU student Jason Simon volunteers weekly to help while calls for donations grow.
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Tami Clark
Clark
Margene Swarts
Jason Simon
Kansas University
Andale
10Th
Kentucky
Simon
KU begins accreditation process for campus planning
KU starts a North Central accreditation cycle with a 22 member committee preparing self assessment on research teaching community service planning and mission. The 2004 evaluators will review KU across three campuses with a 2005 notice of reaccreditation expected and continued federal funding tied to accreditation.
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Kansas University
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
Barbara Romzek
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
North Central
Romzek
Storm hits Lawrence with hail late Wednesday night
Lawrence was pelted by hail prompting an early end to a Douglas County Commission meeting. A sheriff deputy reported quarter to half dollar sized hail southwest of town, causing the meeting to dismiss to protect cars outside as traffic lights failed briefly. Some Jefferson County areas saw ping pong ball sized hail while parts flooded but traffic cleared. Westar Energy reported minor outages and Sunflower Broadband reported no problems. A severe thunderstorm watch remained in effect until 9 p.m. and upcoming chances for storms were noted.
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Douglas County Commission
Jefferson County
Woynick
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence
Sixth
Kentucky
Vermont
Westar Energy
Douglas County
Pam
Ross Janssen
Sunflower Broadband
Patrick Knorr
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6News
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Staggs
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Housing and Credit Counseling Inc
Swarts
Tord
Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photo
Terry Rombeck
ANSA
University
KU & K-State
Bette
Massachusetts
Mike Belt
Jayhawk & Powercut
Warren-Mcelwain
Endora
Louset
Acleai
Berg
Villalt
Chris Walker
Walkers Fine Jewelry
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