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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2014
Page
2
The Journal-World obituary policy directs readers to call 832-7151 for information on running obituaries. It states obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or families of the deceased.
Harold Conner, 89, died March 12, 2014 in Baldwin City Kansas. Catherine Mary Trehey, 90, of Basehor Kansas, funeral planned for 10 am Tuesday March 18 at Holy Angels Catholic Church Basehor with visitation an hour prior.
Don Wayne Tiffany died March 14 at LMH. A memorial service will be held at 1 a.m. Tuesday March 18 at Lawrence First Presbyterian Church. Warren-McElwain Funeral Home notes the passing and lists online details. Joseph B. Houk died March 12, 2014 in Topeka. Funeral 10 a.m. March 19 at Cheney Witt Chapel in Fort Scott.
James Robert Jones, a convicted killer who fled Fort Leavenworth in 1977 and lived in Florida under an assumed name Bruce Walter Keith, was recaptured with facial recognition technology. The 59 year old former Army private was identified via a Florida driver's license issued in 1981 and arrested outside his workplace in Pompano Beach.
Lawrence lawmakers urged the state to approve funding for a new medical education building at KU. Democrat Barbara Ballard warned that failing to support KU Medical Center harms Kansans and risks accreditation for the medical school and Cancer Center. The event covered budget priorities, proposed tax cuts, and potential losses from repealing the mortgage registration fee.
The Kansas Board of Healing Arts will appeal a Shawnee County judge’s order that overturned its 2012 license revocation of physician Ann Kristin Neuhaus over abortion referrals for minors. The board’s move places Neuhaus’ case before the Kansas Court of Appeals, with disputes centered on patient mental health evaluations and medical records rather than exam quality.
Shelter director Loring Henderson said Christopher Jam and George McKay allegedly grabbed a paring knife from the dining area and stabbed Shaner Thursday afternoon. Henderson noted McKay was not seen as violent but faces potential 54 years in prison if convicted. Bond was sought at 750000 as McKay is deemed a community risk. Shaner thanked those who intervened as others restrained McKay in the crowd near the dining area walk‑through.
A proposed 800 million Jayhawk Trail would connect the northeast KU campus with the southwest, featuring pedestrian crossings over Iowa Street and a corridor of new science and tech buildings named Innovation Way. The plan, aided by Jeffrey L Bruce & Company, seeks public private partnerships to fund the project.
The case against Khatib in February 2012 firing of Mike Monroe proceeds with a partial dismissal of official capacity claims while preserving individual actions. Monroe, claiming racial discrimination, seeks 1.3 million in damages linked to ticket fixing and a broader Kansas Athletics scandal. Trial date undecided. pretrial set for June 23 in Kansas City Kansas.
The Lawrence Journal World listing provides contact numbers for editors and classifieds at 645 New Hampshire Street in Lawrence Kansas. It includes 785 area code phone lines for editorial circulation and a post office box for address changes.
The report lists Friday trading results for major indices and commodities. Dow Industrials at 16,065.67 with a gain of 4322. Nasdaq edged up 15.02 to 4,245.40. S&P 500 rose 5.21 to 1,841.13. Treasuries slipped slightly. Commodities show Corn at 4.86 cents per bushel, Soybeans up 7.15 cents to 13.89, Wheat at 13.75 cents to 7.44, Oil up 69 cents to 98.89, Gold at 1,379, and Silver around 21.41 per ounce.
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