Lawrence events calendar details multiple daily notices
Immunization clinics and health screenings run by Lawrence Douglas County Health Department at 200 Maine and 1700 Mass. Big Brothers Big Sisters hosts a noon info session at 1525 W Sixth St Suite A. A university forum on the Northeast Kansas prairie ecosystem meets at Ecumenical Christian Ministries. Salvation Army shelter proposal meeting at City Hall. Douglas County Commission and various lectures at Dole Institute and KU. Lawrence Farmers Market and zoning board meeting at City Hall. Author Maija Devine signs at Lawrence Public Library. Thursday events include Storytime and Meals on Wheels fundraiser at KM History and Hall. Friday lists Spring Parade of Homes by Lawrence Home Builders Assn. and home displays. Saturday features Art in the Park and nature walk by Kansas Land Trust. Sunday schedules include family storytime, Medicare information, school board meeting, and Eudora City Council session. Civil Air Patrol meeting and Cosmic Kansas road tour noted. Contact numbers provided for most events.
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Maine
Babcock Place
Mass
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Sixth St
Suite A
University Forum
Kansas
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oread Ave
Salvation Army
Sixth
Massachusetts
Douglas County Commission
William Schopf
UCLA
Dole Institute of Politics
Kansas University
West Campus
Free
Lawrence
Lawrence Public Library
Kansas Museum of History
Topeka
Lawrence WalkAmerica
March of Dimes
Clinton State Park
George McMahon
Lawrence Art Guild
South Park
Lawrence Home Builders Assn
Kansas Land Trust
Kelly Kindscher
Klt.org
Lawrence Senior Center
Lawrence School Board
McDonald Drive
Eudora
Eudora City Hall
Seventh St
Big Brothers and
Big Sisters
Maceli's
N.H
Lawrence-Douglas County
On the Record Law Enforcement Report Summary
Lawrence Douglas County Fire and Medical did not provide Tuesday reports. The Journal World reports burglaries only when losses reach 1000 dollars or more and does not identify victims by name. Arrest names are published only after charges. Assaults and robberies are noted only if major injuries occur.
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Datebook submission contact details
To submit items for consideration in Datebook call 832-6397 or write to Datebook P.O. Box 888 Lawrence 66044. Datebook's email address is datebook ljworld.com.
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Births Dave Nichols and Ursula Nichols Lawrence A Boy
Dave and Ursula Nichols of Lawrence welcome a baby boy born Tuesday. Tim and Becky Childers...
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Dave
Ursula Nichols
Lawrence
Tim and
Becky Childers
Journal-World outlines policy to correct significant errors
The Journal World states it corrects all meaningful errors brought to editors attention and provides contact methods including a phone number and email for readers to report corrections. The notice emphasizes reader engagement and channels for reporting issues.
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Deaths Irene Stidham Nolte in Pleasanton
Irene Stidham Nolte 87 of Pleasanton died May 1 2006 at Olathe Medical Center A funeral will be held 11 am Saturday at Coffel Schneider Chapel Pleasanton burial in Pleasanton Cemetery She was born May 1 1919 in Merriam daughter of William L Briggs She survived by husband Harold Nolte four sons Thomas Lee Stidham Edwardsville David Michael Stidham Wichita Jimmy Dale Stidham Spring Hill Garry Dean Stidham Lawrence a stepson Harold Leon Nolte Wellsville a step daughter Karen Kay California a sister Mary California 10 grandchildren eight stepgrandchildren several great grandchildren and a great great granddaughter A daughter Donna Ray Stidham died earlier Memorials to Bukota Southern Baptist Church in Pleasanton care of the chapel mail P O Box 525 Pleasanton 66075 Online condolences at www coffelschneider com.
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Mrs. Nolte
Olathe Medical Center
Merriam
William L. and
Pearl M. Briggs
Michael Stidham
Wichita
Jimmy Dale Stidham
Spring Hill
Garry Dean Stidham
Lawrence
Harold Leon Nolte
Wellsville
Karen Kay
Arkansas
Mary
California
Donna Ray Stidham
P.O. Box
Pleasanton
Coffelschneider Com
Services set for Carl T. Ward Jr. 69 Omaha native
Carl T. Ward Jr. age 69 of Omaha died Sunday April 30 2006 in Omaha. He was a former Lawrence resident. Services are pending and will be announced by Heafey Heafey Hoffman Dworak Cutler Mortuaries in Omaha.
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Carl T. Ward Jr
Omaha
Heafey-Heafey- Hoffman-Dworak-Cutler Mor
Ward
Lawrence
Obituary Policy for the Journal-World
The Journal-World lists obituary guidelines offering free notices for residents or former locals with survivors in its circulation area. Mortuaries supply information. photos are welcome. contact numbers and a website provide further details.
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Popcorn lung lawsuit widow Linda Redman dies in Missouri
Linda Redman, 57, of Joplin, a former popcorn plant worker who sued International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. and Bush Boake Allen Inc. over diacetyl exposure, died after a long lung illness. Redman, among 30 plaintiffs, settled in 2004 before verdict, and authorities say butter flavoring caused the outbreak.
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Joplin, Mo
Linda Redman
Redman
Joplin
Jasper Popcorn
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc
Bush Boake Allen Inc
Jasper County
Jasper Popcorn Co
Glister-Mary Lee Corp
Ex KU team physician and footballer John Wertzberger dies
Lawrence resident and former KU football offensive lineman John Wertzberger died in Scottsdale Arizona at 69. He played for KU in the late 1950s, earned degrees in pharmacy and chemistry, and later became a prominent orthopedic surgeon. Survived by wife Patricia, eight grandchildren, four sons and other relatives. Memorial service planned in Scottsdale.
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John Wertzberger
William Bailey
Wertzberger
Lawrence
Scottsdale
Ariz
Kansas University
School of Medicine
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Watkins Health Center
Ken
Max Falkenstien
Lawrence High
Jayhawks
Falkenstien
Prison officer resigns instead of appeal over Manard escape
BRIEFLY LANSING The prison officer fired after murderer John M. Manard escaped Lansing Correctional Facility has been allowed to resign rather than appeal. Officer Earl Green had planned a Civil Service Board appeal but requested resignation, approved by the warden and Kansas secretary of corrections. Green did not conduct proper searches on a van driven by dog trainer Toby Young on multiple occasions, including Feb 12, when Young left with Manard. no financial settlement was included.
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John M. Manard
Kansas Department of Corrections
Earl Green
Civil Service Board
Kansas
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