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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2013
Page
2
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Edward E Alexander aged 92 of Lawrence died Friday March 15 2013 at his home Services are pending with Warren McElwain Mortuary Emma June Eberhart 88 of Law died Friday March 15 at Medicalodges Funeral arrangements by Mortuary Display unclear pending details
Charles Gleed Wagstaff 84 of Garland Texas died March 7 2013 in Richardson Texas care facility Public graveside service March 30 at 11 a.m. Oak Hill Cemetery A reception follows Adams Alumni Center KU campus He was born April 4 1928 in Lawrence Kansas youngest child of Richard H and Joanna G Wagstaff Married Nancy Van Bebber September 23 1950 He served in Korea in the U S Army Lived in Emporia Topeka before moving to Dallas area where he was a sales rep for clothing lines Survived by three sons Chuck Jr Tim and Tom and wives sister in law Harriett Van Bebber four grandchildren Suzie Tyler Taylor Reed and numerous nieces and nephews Memorials suggested to VITAS Hospice Sigma Chi Alpha Xi scholarship fund or charity of choice care of Warren McElwain Mortuary Lawrence Kansas Online condolences at www warrenmcelwain com Sign guestbook at LJWorld com Mortuary and Cremation services WWW WARRENMCELWAIN COM
A 2012 surge and lull in U S tornado activity reflects volatile jet stream and drought effects. Researchers note greater variability, earlier starts, and recent extremes. public opinion often misreads warming impacts as direct causes of outbreaks.
Sandbar management says the focus of the 26th annual St Patrick Day Parade is on community fun and dancing with children and families rather than winning. Organizers report 100 participating groups and about 75000 dollars raised for charity, benefiting Lawrence Arts Center scholarships Ballard Community Center and County Fair Swim Club.
Massachusetts Street from 17th to 11th at noon and 11th to Sixth at 1 pm will close. A single northbound bridge lane opens at 1 pm as parade traffic pauses. Parade ends after more than an hour with Sandbar float likely winning the top prize while rival entries sit out this year.
Molly Crook outlines a downtown Lawrence shop blending handmade sweaters purses photography jewelry cards prints candles and body care with about a third devoted to a small body care studio. About 20 local artists sell work on consignment as the Warehouse Arts District gains momentum including a new full time promoter Patti McCormick and a forthcoming Cider Gallery. The plan includes a Law rence loft project with 40 units 34 low income and tax credits under review with Tenants to Homeowners as a partner and a $800,000 funding package. A city arts grant deadline is 5 p.m. March 25 offering up to 2000 for projects promoting arts awareness.
Lawrence Journal World publishes daily from Sixth and New Hampshire. Newsroom leaders include Mark Potts and Caroline Trowbridge. Subscriptions helpline 832-7199. delivery issues before 10 a.m. In-town redelivery guaranteed the same day.
Wednesday Powerball numbers 5 9 28 32 38 with Powerball 29. Friday Mega Millions numbers 8 17 22 32 with Mega Ball 8. Wednesday Hot Lotto Sizzler numbers 5 26 31 34 with 11.
A 26 year old woman Clara Crosser of Gardner was ordered held on 1 million bond on charges of attempted murder in the shooting of a Sedgwick County sheriff deputy. Crosser faces a preliminary hearing March 28 after a Monday chase into Butler County. The deputy was hit by shotgun pellets in the eye and upper body and released from hospital. A 35 year old male suspect was wounded by a trooper and moved to Sedgwick County jail.
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