Barbara J Bright Zimmerman 83 obituary
Graveside services for Barbara Jean Bright Zimmerman 83 of Lawrence will be held May 25 at Holy Family Cemetery in Eudora. She died May 22 2012 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital born January 14 1929 in Lawrence daughter of Ralph E and Delta Swain Bright graduate of Lawrence High School member of St John the Evangelist Catholic Church and American Legion Auxiliary married Robert H Zimmerman December 27 1947 in Lawrence they owned Zimmerman Hardware later Coast to Coast Hardware for 46 years Survivors include husband son Alan Zimmerman and Caroline Trowbridge granddaughter Sarah Zimmerman brother Robert R Bright Memorials suggested to American Diabetes Association care of Warren McElwain Mortuary Condolences may be left online.
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Jean Bright Zimmerman
Lawrence
Holy Family Catholic
Eudora
Zimmerman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ralph E
Delta Swain Bright
Lawrence High School
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert H. Zimmerman
Zimmerman Hardware
19Th
Massachusetts Streets
Alan
Betty Jean Ryan 1923 2012 Graveside Service in Lawrence KS
Betty Jean Ryan 88 of Lawrence died May 21 2012 at The Windsor. A graveside service will be held 10 am Saturday May 26 2012 at Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born November 30 1923 in Osage County KS the daughter of William Earl and Bertha Leora Gordon. She was a homemaker and enjoyed bingo and cards at Pinecrest Apartments in Eudora. She married Rolland E Ryan on October 31 1941 in Olathe KS he preceded her in death July 29 1993. Survivors include three daughters and two sons with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Grace Hospice of Lawrence c/o the mortuary.
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Lawrence
Memorial Park Cemetery
Windsor of Lawrence
Betty
Osage County
William Earl
Bertha Leora (Drummond) Gordon
Pinecrest Apartments
Eudora
Golden Agers
Rolland E. Ryan
Olathe
Barbara Earnheart
Linneus
Virginia Freeman
David
Tecumseh
Patricia Lee
Rolland
Bend
Oregon
Russell W. Ryan
Margaret
Goodridge
Minnesota
Randy Ryan
Jeanne
KU considers early retirement buyout across wide range of staff
KU officials report a broad mix of applicants for a voluntary early retirement program, with 13 or 14 over $100,000. Eligibility hinges on age 62 plus 10 years of service or 85 PERS points. About 23 percent expressed interest, with 20 to 30 percent expected to apply. reviews will decide approvals by June 1 and final choices by July 16.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
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Theodore Wilson
Nancy Kinnersley
Kansas tax cuts signed into law by Gov Brownback
Gov. Sam Brownback signed House Bill 2117 sweeping away three income tax rates and cutting to 3 percent and 4.9 percent, eliminating taxes for 191,000 LLCs, S corporations, and sole proprietorships while boosting standard deductions. A 6.3 to 5.7 percent sales tax cut is set for next year, but projected deficits threaten a multi billion shortfall by 2018. Critics warn of higher property taxes and harm to schools, while supporters tout job growth and greater disposable income.
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Brownback
Shannon Cotsoradis
Kansas Action For Children
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Terry Forsyth
Kansas Policy Institute
Americans For Prosperity
Koch Industries
General Revenue Fund
Kansas Economic Progress Council
Dan Murray
National Federation of Independent Business
Murray
Senate
House-Senate
House
Mike O’neal
R-Hutchinson
Lawmakers seek to join Kansas redistricting suit
Twenty seven individuals requested to intervene in the federal redistricting case in Kansas City Kansas as lawmakers oppose the maps and Governor Brownback sits out. Secretary Kobach warns the number of parties may extend proceedings while witnesses and proposals are heard by three judges. The group includes Senate map authors and conservative challengers aiming at moderate incumbents in this summer GOP primaries.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Kris Kobach
U.S. District Court
Kansas City
Kan
Kobach
Mike O'Neal
Senate
VFW post seeks help after missing Memorial Day poles
Shockey says the VFW post owned brass plaques bearing veterans’ names on 25 to 40 year old flag poles stored on a trailer at 138 Ala. Last seen in February the trailer was reported missing last week as Memorial Day preparations began. Poles cost about 30 dollars each and the post plans to buy 300 new poles for Memorial Day 2013. Police are asked to call 785-832-7509 with tips.
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Post
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15Th Street
VFW
Memorial Park Cemetery
East Lawrence
American Legion Post
Oak Hill Cemetery
Go to LJWorld.com to cast your vote
Readers are urged to visit LJWorld.com to participate in the voting process and see more responses. The prompt directs engagement and suggests checking the site for additional details and options.
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Lawrence Journal World Contact and Postmaster Info
The Lawrence Journal World published daily by The World Company lists contact numbers for Dan Cox and general newsroom email. It provides postmaster address and mailing details for subscribers in Lawrence Kansas with customer service telephone and toll free lines.
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