Remembering Joan Edwards longtime Kansas civic leader
Joan Darby Edwards 92 of Mission Hills Kansas died March 20 2013 at home Funeral services were held March 26 at St Pauls Episcopal Church Kansas City Kansas Private burial followed She was active in Junior League Bethany Medical Center Foundation Pi Beta Phi KU Edwards Campus named for her and her late husband Roy Funeral arrangements and memorials to St Pauls Episcopal Church or KU Endowment reflect a life of service involving numerous community roles and family survivors.
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Mission Hills
Kan
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
N. 18Th St
Kansas City
Porter
Minnesota Avenue
Joan
United States
Harry Darby
Edith Cubbison Darby
Wyandotte High School
University of Kansas
Pi Beta Phi
Roy A. Edwards, Jr
Junior League of
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Johnson Counties
Bethany Medical Center Foundation
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club
Sunflower Council Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Gas Service Co
Western Resources
Topeka
DAR
American Royal
Botar Organization
Mission Hills Country Club
Garden of the Gods Club
Colorado Springs
Kansas City Club
Fred Ellsworth
KU Athletic Corp
Edwards
Overland Park
Roy
Harriett Gibson
Edith Marie Evans
Marjorie Alford
Terry) Edwards
Hutchinson
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Fairway
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Letitia
Betha
Terry
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P.O
Lawrence
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Janet Sue George obituary and funeral details
Janet Sue George 64 of Lawrence died March 21 2013 at home. Funeral services are at 10 00 am March 27 2013 at Warren McElwain Mortuary Lawrence with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Lawrence Humane Society. Online condolences at WarrenMcElwain.com.
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Lawrence
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Kansas City
Jim
Anna Mae (Courter) Ellis
Larry Calahan
Anna Mae Shaunberg
William
Kansas_ City
Stephanie Wempe
Overland Park
Lindsey Mosteter
Madeline Gentry
Savannah Gentry
Nichole Gentry
Cassi Mayer
Judy Henning
Robert Ellis
Lawrence Humane Society
Warrenmcelwain.com
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Private recycling firms face uncertain future in city plan
City proposes curbside recycling that would require a city fee of 2.81 dollars per month and a license for private firms to operate. Firms like Jeffs Curbside Recycling fear they may fail while Deffenbaugh continues for now. Some firms may lose business as the Oct 2014 city rollout approaches and commercial service could emerge as a future private option.
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Jeffs
Joseph
Deffenbaugh Industries
Lawrence
Deffenbaugh
Community Living Opportunities
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Chuck Soules
City approves 2.81 monthly curbside recycling fee
The city sets a 2.81 monthly charge for curbside recycling starting Oct. 15, 2014, applying to all residential and multi family trash bills. Service begins biweekly with a 95 gallon recycling cart option and a recycling facility to be built near the airport under a seven year contract with Hamm Quarry.
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Hamm Quarry
Lawrence
Hamm
Vines
KU faces 4 percent higher education cut in House plan
Kansas university systems face a 4 percent funding cut under the House plan totaling 29.2 million, with KU alone losing about 5.48 million and KU Medical Center 4.28 million. Regents and college officials warn declines would trim classes, raise sizes, and cut tech offerings while tuition rises are linked to reduced state support.
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Marc Rhoades
R-Newton
Regents Universities
Community Colleges and Technical Colleges
Tim Caboni
KU Medical Center
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Lawrence Journal World Information and Contact Lines
The Lawrence Journal World lists contact lines for classifieds advertising and print and online sales. It notes editors and executives with emails and phone numbers, publication address, postmaster details, USPS data, and memberships with ABC and AP.
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McOuntryman
Ljworld
Ljworld.com
Susan Cantrell
Scantrell
Jworld.com
Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
Friday's Markets Mixed Dow Gains as Oil and Commodities Move
The Friday market snapshot shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 90.54 points to 14,512.03 while Nasdaq and Treasuries slip. Corn falls 6.75 cents to 7.26, soybeans down 8.5 cents to 14.41, wheat up 1 cent to 7.62, oil climbs 1.26 to 93.70, gold drops 7.70 to 1606.80, silver down 0.514 to 28.70, and platinum up 1.60 to 1581.70.
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