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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2015
Page
2
The Journal-World obituary policy states information for submitting obituaries runs by funeral homes or families. For guidance on running obituaries contact the paper at the provided phone number 832 7151.
Leon Comstock 87 of Springfield died Saturday and will be inurned at Oak Hill Cemetery at 1 pm today. The notice lists survivors and notes his burial in Missouri.
James Jim Hodges 74 died Tuesday March 24 at his home no services planned. Memorial details and information are posted at warrenmcelwain.com for the family and public notice.
Max B. Moore, 96, of Baldwin City, died Tuesday at Baldwin Health Care. Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home will announce arrangements.
Marysville superintendent Bill Mullins endorsed a bill that would let districts join a new framework for public innovative status starting next year. If passed, Marysville joins five other districts McPherson Kansas City Concordia Hugoton Blue Valley as early adopters under this enrollment based funding approach with exemptions from many state rules in exchange for improved student achievement.
Abrams proposes enrollment based funding plus three additional streams tied to poverty levels and population sparsity, a success index for graduates, and maintains a 20 mill statewide tax while allowing unlimited local levies. Luxury tax possible for wealthy districts. critics warn of adequacy gaps and increased local disparities. The committee will continue hearings.
Public postal instruction directs readers to send address changes to Lawrence Journal-World via P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888. It appears as a standard newspaper operational notice for subscribers and readers.
City auditor shows $10.45 million, 78 percent of shared infrastructure funded by the city, with Bliss Sports II paying $2.04 million and KU Endowment donating $1 million. The complex includes a $10.5 million recreation center and facilities leased by KU. The arrangement, initially estimated to cost less, involved city and Fritzel entities sharing roads, parking, and landscaping.
Lawrence city commissioners approve an 85 percent, 15 year tax abatement for The Eldridge Hotel expansion, down from a prior 95 percent plan. One commissioner voted against for term reduction, another abstained due to property near the project.
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