Deaths in Hoisington and nearby areas prompt obituaries
Obituaries summarize deaths of John Jason Meyer Hoisington Mildred Hardman Raney Jerry Allen Dillon Harold T Johnson Edith Edler Marjorie Kerr Berniece Marie Simpson. Details include birth dates January 1901 to Sept 1902, family survivors, church affiliations, and memorials. Services are arranged by local funerals homes with church and cemetery rites across Kansas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoisington
John Jason Meyer
First United Methodist Church
Thomas Sims
Meyer
Clara Barton Hospital
Hoisington High School
First United Methodist Church of
Masonic Lodge of
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Tulsa
Winifred S. Pinet
Lawrence
Mabel Wauhaus
Great Bend
Nicholson-Ricke
Mildred Hardman Raney
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jonathan Knight
Memorial Park Cemetery
Raney
Lawrence Presbyterian Manor
Osborne
Lindenwood College
Missouri
Julliard Conservatory of Music
Joseph
Maria Levine
Richard M. Raney
Raney Drug Co
Kansas
PEO
Daughters of the American Revolution
Richard H. Raney
Mildren Hardman Raney
Kansas University Endowment Association
Music Fund
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Warren-McElwain
Jerry Allen Dillon
Leander
Tex
Dillon
Round Rock
Gerri Fischer
Dawn Sanders
Melody Dillon
Matt Dillon
Houston
Elaine Belt
Judy Turner
Big Springs
Bucyrus
Kan
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Kerr
Camdenton
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles Lodge
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Dale O. Kerr
Kansas City
Larry
Markham
Robert
Fort Smith
Ark
Karen Horne
Springfield
Debra Kerr
Payson
Ariz
Harold Brown
Betty Ann King
Prairie Village
Beatrice Harvey
Gardner
Berniece Marie Simpson
DeSoto
Bruce Chapel
Operation Light Up lights Lawrence for Desert Storm troops
Lawrence residents joined Jaycees and volunteers to light about 20,000 candles and paper bags for Operation Light Up, a citywide display. Supplies were donated by the city, Hallmark, and Dillon stores, with veterans and families of Persian Gulf soldiers showing strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Joe Thelen
The
Jaycees
Hallmark
Dillon Grocery Stores
Thelen
Persian Gulf
Legislators anticipate Finney action on budget veto
Lawmakers fear budget cuts if Governor Finney vetoes the tax bill. The wrapup session adjourned after sending four appropriations bills and a $2.53 billion general fund for 1992. A veto could trigger $138 million in reductions and possible special session considerations.
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Selbach
Solbach
Finney
KU Budget Sways as Tax Veto Threat Looms at Legislature
Budig warned a veto would hurt KU as lawmakers approved a 2.53 billion general fund budget for FY 1992 with 3.4 percent more for agencies. Finney’s veto could trigger 5.4 percent cuts. sine die adjournment looms May 28. KU’s general use funds rise to about 148.9 million, while Budig urged protection of funding for research and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budig
Wint Winter Jr
Lawrence
House
Senate
Finney
John Selbach
Kansas Board of Regents
Stanley Koplik
Regents
Koplik
Senate '
Senate leaders sent a property classification amendment to summer study after receiving it late from the House. Senator Thiessen says interim study is needed to gauge impacts on property classes. Senate President Burke plans action next session despite the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House
Senate
Dan Thiessen
Rindependence
Thiessen
Bud Burke
Leawood
Legislative Coordinating Council
Audrey Langworthy
Prairie Village
Sen
Phil Martin
Pittsburg
1,000 mile trip leads to lower valuation total
Jim Wiles drove about 1090 miles from Deming New Mexico to Douglas County to appeal a land and barn valuation before the Board of Equalization. His case reduced total value from 115,850 to 38,710 with land cut to 13,710 and barn raised to 25,000, though he criticized the process and cited New Mexico as a healthier tax climate.
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Douglas County
Jim Wiles
Baldwin
Wiles
Deming
N.M
County Commission
Board of Equalization
New Mexico
Kansas
Lawrence police investigate aggravated battery and missing teen
Police report an aggravated battery after a 2:25 p.m. Saturday altercation in a 900 block West 23rd parking lot left a 3-year-old Lawrence woman unharmed but involved. Deputies seek help locating Mahnee Hubbard, a 15-year-old Lecompton girl missing since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 23Rd
Kansas University
Chamney Barn
West 15Th Street
Lecompton
Don Dalquest
Douglas County
Haskell Indian Junior College
Mahnee Hubbard
Sheriff's Department
Michelle Miller
College Blvd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wakarusa Drive
Michelle
Grant
Jason Thompson
Ala
Warner
North St
Lawrence Memorial
Also Mentioned on This Page
John J. Meyer
Mildred H. Raney
Jerry A. Dillon
Harold T. Johnson
Johnson
Edith C. Edler
Edith Christina Edler
Rumsey Funeral
Marjorie F, Kerr
Marjorie F. Kerr
St. Hospital
Berniece Simpson
Wiley Eugene Simpson
Carol Whitfield
Pineville
Ella Mae Seifert
Russell
Norma Jean Wood
Lake Katrine
N.Y
Carol Ann Salber
American Cancer Society
Matt Jansen
Sunset Hill School
Abilene
Matt
Steve
Kathy Jansen
Lawrence Municipal
Washington, D.C
General Fund
Cedar Crest
Statehouse
Fred Kerr
Pratt
Joan Finney
Gary Blumenthal
Merriam
Garden City
Marvin Barkis
Steve Buckner
Mark Buhler
Sharon Dominik
Orchards
Lawrence Country Club
Alvamar
Buhler
William McTaggart II
William Handley
Jeanne Gawdon
Baby Girl
Tim and
Renee Vander Pol
Mark and
Tracy Seigrist
Law Enforcement
Sheriff's Reports
Kansas River Bridge
Thompson
Ruben D. Noah
Thelma Warner
Harper
Noah
Tina Warner
Hillcrest
Bob Arevalo
Centennial School
Bill Armstrong
Graceland College
Lamont
Town
Arevalo
Centennial
Armstrong
Doran Chaput