Death of Dr Deron L McGee Ph D in Lawrence Kansas
Dr Deron L McGee 50 of Lawrence Kansas died May 28 2015 after a long brain cancer battle. Born April 18 1965 in Kimball Nebraska he taught music theory at KU since 1994 directing the Kansas Center for Music Technology and served on multiple scholarly boards. Survived by son Thaddeus 8 of Topeka, parents Barbara and Richard, sister Richa Perkins, brother Kevin, former wife Diane Ballard, and extended family. Memorial at Plymouth Congregational Church June 7 2015 with memorials to Epilepsy Foundation MO and KS.
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Lawrence
Kan
Deron
Kimball
Neb
Kimball County High School
Diane Ballard
Laramie
Wyo
Diane
Otto Thaddeus Martin McGee
McGee
University of Kansas School of Music
University of Wyoming-Laramie
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Alabama State University- Montgomery
Kansas Center For Music Technology
University of Kansas
Gretchen VanBloom Budig
Peter G. Thompson
School of Fine Arts
Devon
Gene
Gretchen Budig
Oxford University Press
J.J. Wiley and Sons
Journal of
Music Theory
John Schaffer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Thaddeus
Tad
Barry
Susan Ballard
Jean Ballard Zlomke
Wyoming
Thaddeus McGee
Topeka
Barbara
Richard McGee
Mesa
Ariz
Richa McGee Perkins
Columbus
Dave
Robert
Brandon
Kevin McGee
Corona
Calif
Sarah
Ryan
Kyle
Luke
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Peter Luckey
Epilepsy Foundation of
Missouri
Kansas
Warren McElwain
13Th Street
Efmk. Org
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Senior citizens offered discounts on licenses in Kansas
Maria Ward of the Kansas Department of Wildlife Parks and Licensing says those over 65 can buy annual fishing licenses for $11.50 and a lifetime hunting fishing license for $42.50. Discounts are available at usual license outlets and require ID.
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Maria Ward
Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Licensing
Kansas lawmakers confront budget stalemate over Brownback tax cuts
Democratic and Republican lawmakers warn of an untenable impasse as GOP leaders weigh tax hikes to close a 406 million deficit. Brownback aides refuse to disclose details while lawmakers push for higher sales and cigarette taxes and rollbacks to business exemptions amid a 101st day session.
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Brownback
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Overland Park
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Stilwell
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Jene Vickrey
Louisburg
GOP
Jeff Melcher
Leawood
Steve Fitzgerald
Leavenworth
Terry Bruce
Nickerson
Kansas lawmakers weigh furloughs as 2015 session nears end
KU officials and university staff see furloughs as a last resort amid stalled state funding. Provost Vitter notes optimism that furloughs may be avoided while courts prepare. Kansas legislative leaders discuss funding for judiciary and corrections, with K-12 education secured under block grants. If no budget action by June 6, session could tie the 2002 record for length.
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Journal-World
Jeffrey Vitter
Kansas
Vitter
Lawrence
Edwards
Judicial Branch
Supreme Court
Senate
Jeff King
R-Independence
Department of Corrections
Kansas Highway Patrol
King
KU dean Gaunt to transition as design planning school grows
John Gaunt plans a gradual transition from dean of the KU School of Architecture, Design and Planning as the program expands. The school merged with Design in 2009, now about 1,000 students, with facilities like a 68,000 square foot warehouse and Studio 804 nonprofit efforts earning recognition. Mahesh Daas will be the next dean starting June 15.
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Gaunt
Minneapolis
Ellerbe Becket
School of Architecture and Urban Planning
School of Design
East Hills Business Park
Lawrence
Marvin
John
Jeffrey Vitter
Mahesh Daas
Department of Architecture
Ball State University
Journal-World corrects KU case brief wording
The Journal-World states a correction about a court brief in Art Hall v KU. It confirms the brief contains one line: The University is not embarrassed about, ashamed of, or interested in hiding the relationship between the School of Business, Dr Hall and Koch. Readers may report errors to the editors.
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Journal-World
Kansas University
Art Hall
School of Business
Journal World Staff Contact Line at Lawrence KS
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff contacts including Editors Tom Keegan and Ann Gardner, Advertising Manager Kathleen Johnson, and production head Ed Ciambrone. Public phone lines 785 843 1000 and 800 578 8748 link to the News Center at 645 New Hampshire Street.
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Tkeegan
Ljworld.com
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Ljworld
Kathleen Johnson
Kjohnson
Jworld.com
the World Company
Sixth and
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Call Us For Delivery Questions Or Address Changes
Posting notice for billing and delivery support. No date or event details. Provides contact number 832 7199 and mail address Lawrence Journal World P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 0888. Includes social media handles Facebook and Twitter.
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Lawrence
Stocks and Commodities Feature in USA Today Section
Readers are directed to the USA Today section for expanded coverage of stocks and commodities. The feature highlights market movers, price trends, and investment options.
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USA Today
Lawrence couples announce births at local hospitals
David and Nicole Weber of Lawrence welcomed a daughter on Thursday. Tim Williams and Risa Gutierrez of Lawrence welcomed a son on Friday. Rayan Melaibari and Sama Nasser of Lawrence welcomed a daughter on Friday. Justin and Emily Flora of Pomona welcomed a daughter on Friday.
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Nicole Weber
Lawrence
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Risa Gutierrez
Rayan Melaibari
Sama Nasser
Justin
Emily Flora
Pomona
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