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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2016
Page
4
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Carolyn L. Auwarter age 69 of Ottawa died Sunday October 30. Private service held at Americus Cemetery in Americus Kansas with arrangements through Warren-McElwain. Visit the funeral home site for details.
Wanda June Grant aged 84 of Oskaloosa will have funeral services at 2 pm on Monday November 7 2016 at Hardy Oak Cemetery. Visitation is Sunday from 2 to 3 pm at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home. External website rumsey yost dot com.
Paul G Hull born May 30 1921 in Towanda Kansas served in World War II in Europe and the Philippines. He was an educator and administrator in Kansas districts including Towanda Leon Kansas City and Lawrence. Memorials to Butler County Community College Foundation. Funeral plans set with Kirbys Morris in El Dorado.
Dr David Neganga Mburu 51 of Lawrence Kansas died October 30 2016 at KU Medical Center He worked at the University of Kansas He is survived by wife Grace Nganga daughters Nina Nganga Naima Nganga and son Mburu Nganga Visitation November 6 at 2 pm First Presbyterian Church Lawrence KS followed by memorial service Burial in Kenya Donations requested to offset burial costs via US Bank Square Cash Paypal and GoFundMe to Grace Nganga
Authorities in central Kansas issued arrest warrants for Jerome Lee Nelson and Myrta Rangel in a drug related triple homicide near Moundridge. The victims were Travis Street, Angela Graevs, and Richard Prouty, found shot outside a rural Newton area home. An 18 month old child was found unharmed and taken into relatives’ custody. The suspects are believed in Oklahoma. bond set at 1 million each.
Joanna Slusky assistant professor of molecular biosciences and computational biology at the University of Kansas is one of five inventors nationwide chosen as a Moore Inventor Fellow. The award provides 825000 over three years to advance a protein that re-sensitizes bacteria to common antibiotics, potentially restoring antibiotic efficacy. KU notes the fellowship supports early career innovation with strong impact in science and patient care.
Regents discuss whether to keep chancellor searches closed or open noting Gray-Little will step down next summer and Kansas State University president search is also closed. University Senate urges an open process with forums, while Regents chair Zoe Newton defends committee led searches with broad representation to attract strong candidates.
October activity shows traffic stops leading with 1 287 calls followed by 947 requests to speak with officers. Notable incidents include an Oct 8 shooting on West Sixth Street with 22 officers responding, resulting in one man Jeffery Calvin injured and arrested on domestic violence and intimidation charges. The month also saw an Oct 15 foot injury from a separate shooting and seven armed or strong armed robberies, 12 sex crime reports, and seven indecent exposure calls. An October homicide occurred in the 400 block of Ohio Street with no new updates.
A roundup of community happenings in Lawrence includes trafficway ribbon ceremony at 10 a.m. east of East 1750 Road, Ploughman’s Lunch and Trinity Treasures Sale at Trinity Episcopal Church, the Mike Shultz Trio at Signs of Life, and a Career Clinic at the Lawrence Public Library. Also on the agenda are Bingo Night at Eagles Lodge, Friday fried chicken dinner at VFW 852, Open Gymnastics for Kids at East Lawrence Rec Center, music at Jazz A Louisiana Kitchen and Lied Center, and numerous festivals, markets, and talks across local venues.
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