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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1998
Page
7
The article details a flag ordinance mix up after a local death, noting delays in half-staff notices from Washington and the need for correct etiquette. It profiles Gounares who runs a flag advisory fax service, supplying updates to cities, agencies, and offices across 36 states, and recounts prior miscommunications after Ron Brown's death.
Lawrence Kansas officials noted inconsistent flag lowering after U S Representative Steven Schiff of New Mexico died. Local post office and state agencies lacked synchronized orders due to missing notices and differing protocols. County and state officials said lack of information, not intent, kept flags flying at many sites.
KU plans move of CRINC into Youngberg Hall to create a single campuswide center with KUEA and ICTT. Officials say the clustering will boost collaboration, reduce setup time, improve parking access, and help secure more federal funds toward a 2000 goal, with cleanup of vacated space to follow. The move aims to streamline research administration and expand space for a top external-funded group.
Memorial services are set for Charles Barkley 82 former Baldwin mayor at First United Methodist Baldwin with private inurnment at Oakwood Cemetery. Barkley cremated born February 3 1916 once worked for Lockheed and Sunflower Ammunition Plant served in U S Marine Corps and rallied as a local official. Survivors include ex-wife Adean and a son Richard in Baldwin plus a daughter Marilyn Stouppe in Lewisville and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials to American Heart Association may be sent via Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home.
Antonia Casagrande files suit in Douglas County District Court alleging building owners Susan and David Millstein negligently allowed packing materials near a hot water heater, causing $156,205 in actual damages and $221,205 with lost income after a February 26 reopening. Fire cause remains undetermined. Casagrande’s antiques were stored above the shop and uninsured.
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