Deaths in Kansas Obituary Notices May 2012
Obituary notices announce deaths of Zenith Otis Clemmons 74 of De Soto died May 12 2012 with services May 17 at Wilsons Funeral Home Wellsville visitation May 16 5 7 pm Also memorials to Kansas Dialysis Services Lawrence Memorial Hospital for Joseph Raya 55 of McLouth died May 13 2012 services May 18 at family home Irving A Mitch Mitchell 69 of Lawrence died May 31 2012 with services May 18 at Warren McElwain Mortuary burial Oak Hill Cemetery and memorials to Wounded Warriors through the mortuary obituary notices კომენტ
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Zenith Otis Clemmons
de Soto
KU Medical Center
Wilson’s
Wellsville
Joseph Raya
McLouth
Kansas
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Barnett Family Funeral Home
P.O. Box
Oskaloosa
Irving A
Mitch” Mitchell
Lawrence
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Oak Hill Cemetery
Irving
Linwood
Wade Wilford
Edith R. (Huntley) Mitchell
Mitchell’s
Airco
Mitch
Alford-Clarke Post
VFW
Andrew Mitchell
Angela Gardenhire
Stan
Henderson
Nevada
R. Dean Mitchell
Tonganoxie
Velva Baker
Slidell
Tyler
Brandon
Keira
Wade Wilford Mitchell, Jr
Yenita Jenkins
Warrenmcelwain.com
Affidavit Leads to Motel Meeting in Wife Murder Plot
A man known as the informant told Smith his daughter was safe and his wife was dead in a ruse to trigger a meeting at a grocery store to pay for the plot. Officers later found the daughter and interviewed Smith at police headquarters about the alleged plan while noting the wife was never in danger. Smith, facing federal custody, has a bankruptcy on file from 2003 and a 2011 foreclosure action on Eudora property.
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Smith
Law
U.S
David Ketchmark
Douglas County
Eudora
River dredging clash with river trail plan in Kansas
Calwell cites conflicts between dredging on the Kansas River and a federal push to designate the Kansas River as a National Water Trails System and to name the Kansas River Water Trail a top conservation project. American Rivers seeks a new environmental impact study, denial of new permits, and an end to dredging by 2017.
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Corps of Engineers
U.S. Department of Interior
Calwell
American Rivers
US S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas River
Kaw
Tax conflict delays Kansas tax cut plans in Legislature
The Kansas tax debate continues with a split over large versus phased cuts. Gov Brownback favors a larger package but may accept the smaller conference plan if no agreement emerges. Conservatives back bold cuts while moderates and Democrats push for restraint. The NAACP urged veto, arguing the bill shifts burden upward for many and favors the wealthy. Leader Donovan announced and then canceled a return to committee.
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House Senate Conference Committee
Brownback
Conference Committee
Les Donovan
Richita
House-Senate
Senate
Donovan
Kansas
School board mulls boundary tweak for westward middle school
Lawrence Kansas district weighs moving the Peterson Road boundary to send Peterson Road area students to West Middle School instead of Deerfield and Liberty Memorial Central. District officials note West is closer and transfers already occur. change could shift transportation costs and take effect in 2013 with public comment.
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Lawrence
Liberty Memorial Central Middle School
West Middle School
Peterson Road
Kasold Drive
Kansas River
Deerfield School
Liberty Memorial Central
Deerfield
Melissa Jakmouj
West
Southwest Middle School
Jakmouj
Hayden
State of Kansas
K State names top NC State scientist to lead food safety center
Kansas State University hires Jim Riviere, renowned pharmacology expert from North Carolina State, to head the Institute of Computational Comparative Medicine in Manhattan. He will be distinguished professor, earning 260000 annually, and joins the university with wife Nancy Monteiro-Riviere also hired as a distinguished professor at 180000.
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K-State
Manhattan
Kansas State University
North Carolina State University
Jim Riviere
Center For
Chemical Toxicology
North Carolina State
Manhattan School
Riviere
College of Veterinary Medicine
National Academy of Sci
Ing Veterinary School
Kansas Bioscience Authority
University
Nancy Monteiro-Riviere
Center For Chemical Toxicology
Kansas State
Prairie Moon Waldorf School awarded 2000 grant for garden program
Prairie Moon Waldorf School near Lawrence received a 2000 grant from the Whole Kids Foundation to expand gardening education for elementary students, in partnership with Food, Family, Farming Foundation and FoodCorps. The school plans garden and curriculum development this summer.
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Prairie Moon Waldorf School
Whole Kids Foundation
Whole Foods Market
Food, Family, Farming Foundation
FoodCorps Inc
Prairie Moon
Lawrence Municipal Airport
Rick Mitchell
Said Mitchell
Elizabeth Schultz
Facebook post sparks underage drinking probe in Wichita
A Wichita couple faces trouble after a Facebook post promoted an underage drinking party. Police received a 911 tip after a viewer alerted authorities. Officers arrived at the home Saturday night and began investigations into alleged alcohol provisioning to minors.
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Wichita
Facebook
The
Wichita Eagle
Doug Nolte
Head-on crash kills two in Kansas state roadway
Kansas Highway Patrol identified two dead after a head on collision in Kansas 18 near Manhattan. Four Kansas State University students in a pickup were injured and hospitalized in Manhattan and Topeka. Driver Elizabeth Young of White City and passenger Michael Stanley of Ogden died in the car.
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Manhattan
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas State University
Kansas 18
Elizabeth Young
White City
Michael Stanley
Ogden
Wibw-Tv
Topeka
Lawrence Journal World staff and contact details
The Lawrence Journal World lists editors and staff contacts including Dennis Anderson Caroline Trowbridge Ann Gardner and Tom Keegan. It provides office numbers addresses and postmaster details plus publication and circulation information for Lawrence Kansas.
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Caroline Trowbridge
Drowbridge
L Jworld
Ann Gardner
Agardner
Ljworld
Tom Keegan
Tkeegan
Lawrence Poll Shows Views On The Day After Movie
Residents of Lawrence weigh in on the film The Day After with 72 percent saying yes and 27 percent saying no. Readers are urged to visit LJWorld.com for more responses and to vote.
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Ljworld.com
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Clemmons
George Diepenbrock
Twitter
Gdiepenbrock
Christine Metz
Statehouse
Scott Rothschild
Nolte
Hutchinson
Jeffrey W. Nusser
John Moore
Nusser
Via Christi
St. Francis
Moore
Journal-Worlh
Jworld.com
N.H
Dennis Anderson
Danderson
Chris Bell
Susan Cantrell
Scantrell
News Partners Mediaphormedia
Dan Cox
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Facebook.com
Kansas Universit
Lawrence School
Es Paeniers
Lawrence Fele
CABLE
Broadcast
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