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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2013
Page
2
Journal World notes obituary submissions by funeral homes or families and provides a contact number for running obituaries, advising callers to use the submitting party for obituary information and placement.
Robert T. Kohl 89, formerly of Lawrence, died February 27 2013 in Wheaton Illinois. A UNC Chapel Hill Phi Beta Kappa graduate and producer of educational films, he spent 38 years at Coronet Instructional Media and founded Centron Productions. He supported KU music and theater with wife Durema, survived by wife Allan Kohl Katherine Kohl Laura Dare Jack Dare four grandchildren five great grandchildren sister Claire Murvihill.
Ruby Wiley 83 of Lyndon Kansas died March 26 2013 at Osage Nursing Center Born September 30 1929 in Overbrook daughter of Otto and Hulda Weiss She worked as a cook for Vassar and Lyndon schools later a CNA at Hilltop Nursing Home Survived by two sons Dennis and David Wiley a daughter Janet Bates sister Norma Vanderslice nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services will be at 11 00am March 30 at Zion Lutheran Church Vassar Burial in Vassar Cemetery Visitation 5 00 7 00pm March 29 at Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon Memorials to Zion Lutheran Church care of Feltner Funeral Home 818 Topeka Ave Lyndon KS 66451
Memorial services for Donald J. Don Shoulberg 76 of Lawrence KS will be at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church on Saturday March 30 2013. He died March 26 2013 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was a Marriage and Family Therapist with degrees from Notre Dame Duke and KU. He was married to Mary Gini Hartigan and survived by two daughters a son a twin brother two brothers two sisters six grandchildren and other relatives. Memorials may be made to St John the Evangelist Church Lawrence Homeless Shelter or Grace Hospice.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital board weighs a $75,000 three year donation request from the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce to aid job creation and economic development. The panel also reviews revamping a northwest Lawrence wellness center and a possible semi-retail LMH employee pharmacy as it projects a $750,000 revenue hit from federal sequestration.
Jayhawks players discuss spending discipline, tattoos, and personal meanings. Ben McLemore, Kevin Young, Elijah Johnson, Jamari Traylor, Travis Beleford, and Nandir Tharpe share favorite designs and reasons, while coachs’ advice centers on saving and priorities like food or necessities. Jeff Withey jokes about joining in the tattoo talk.
The Kansas Legislature advances a measure to place the Turnpike Authority under KDOT. Governor Brownback supports merger to save about 30 million over two years, while critics call it a misstep and a loss of the turnpike’s status as a crown jewel. Senate vote favored Republicans. House counterpart urged cooperation between agencies. Michael Johnston of the Turnpike Authority did not comment.
The Journal- World notes the Dilbert comic strip was missing this week due to a production problem. Readers are directed to Dilbert.com to view any missed strips and catch up.
The Lawrence Journal-World provides contact details for editors and departments, edition and circulation hours, and post office information. It lists Mark Potts, Caroline Trowbridge, Ann Gardner, Tom Keegan, and Mike Countryman with direct lines and emails, plus ad and subscriptions contacts and publication address in Lawrence Kansas.
Industrials fell 33.49 points to 14626.16 while Nasdaq edged up 4.04 to 3256.52 and the S&P 500 gained 0.92 to 1562.85. Treasury yields show 30 year at 3.09 percent with commodity quotes: Corn 7.35, Soybeans 14.54, Wheat 7.74, Oil 96.68, Gold 1606.20, Silver 28.61, Platinum 1579.80.
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