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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2014
Page
2
The Journal-World posts obituaries as submitted by funeral homes or families. For information about running obituaries, call 832-7151.
John Arlen Myers Sr 73 of Topeka died May 8 2014 at home. Survived by wife Sally son John Jr daughter Kristina and their sons Keegan and Brodie. A celebration of life 2:30 pm May 12 2014 at First United Methodist Church Topeka. Memorials to Topeka Rescue Mission. Penwell Gabel Mid Town Chapel assisted.
Robert Bobby Saile died May 4 2014 at Kansas University Medical Center born June 17 1989 in Kansas City Missouri son of Jeffrey and Brenda Saile grew up in Baldwin City Kansas a framing carpenter by trade he was preceded in death by his twin Mitchell Saile and grandmother Betty Shumate services held May 8 2014 at The Lodge in Baldwin City Memorials to Juvenile Diabetes Foundation c o Lamb Roberts Funeral Homes Baldwin City KS.
Summer Dawn Jackson age 37 died in North Dakota. A wake is planned for Sunday with graveside services at 1 p.m. Monday in Dewey Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements listed at Davis Family Funeral Home website.
Lois A Beal Reeves, 68, of Lawrence, died Thursday at Tonganoxie Nursing Center. A service will be announced by Rumsey Yokel Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
Lucy Elizabeth Seaver 93 of Lawrence and formerly McLouth died Friday May 9. Arrangements are pending with Barnett Family Funeral Home.
Lawrence High School graduate Roberta Smith of the New York Times will deliver the keynote Sept. 5 at the Lawrence Schools Foundation Community Education Breakfast. Proceeds support early childhood education, innovative teaching, educator recognition, and student achievement in the district.
Hutchinson Community College promotes Carter File to president effective July 1 replacing Edward Berger who became president in 1991. File, vice president of finance and operations for eight and a half years, will earn a $130000 base salary with reimbursements under a two year contract after a nationwide search starting with 27 applicants and seven finalists.
Venida Chenault began as Haskell’s president in spring and told graduates the college is a place to realize potential. Student of the Year Tonya Azure spoke about overcoming stereotypes and urged grads to use degrees as an opportunity and obligation to do something extraordinary.
After a lengthy trial and reopened case, Grey was found guilty of raping a Kansas University student near Lawrence High School. Sentencing set for June 20 with potential prison 12 to 54 years. multiple family members attended. defense plans motions.
Moody's cut the Aa2 ratings of KU and Emporia State citing state funding gaps and rising costs. Declining enrollment, limits on tuition revenue, and 2013 35 million in higher education cuts weigh on KU while the university maintains a strong debt cushion. Stable outlook and potential improvement depend on enrollment gains and steady state support.
Lawrence Kansas daily newspaper staff directory lists editors Julie Wright Tom Keegan and Ann Gardner with their contact numbers and email addresses. Also included are circulation director Mike Countryman and classifieds line with phone and website.
Call 832-719 for delivery questions or billing issues. Weekdays 6 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Weekends 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. In town redelivery 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Published daily by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas. Postmaster address Lawrence Journal World P.O. Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 0888.
The Dow edged up 32.37 to 16,583.34 and the Nasdaq rose 20.37 to 4,071.87 while the S&P 500 gained 2.85 to 1,878.48. Treasuries moved slightly with the 30 year at 3.47 percent. Corn fell 9 cents to 5.08, soybeans gained 17.50 cents to 14.87, wheat fell 14 cents to 8.19, oil rose 27 cents to 99.99, silver rose 10 cents to 1,287.60, platinum slipped 8.20 to 795.85, and ship prices stood at 19.12.
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