Deaths Dary H. Housworth Graveside Service Planned
Dary H. Housworth 63 of Lawrence died November 2 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Graveside inurnment 1 pm Wednesday at Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. He served in Vietnam, worked in construction and as an auctioneer, and was a lifetime member of VFW Alford Clarke Post 852. He is survived by his wife Carol, three daughters, a son, a sister, nieces and grandchildren. Memorials to the MS Society Mid-America Chapter care of Warren McElwain Mortuary.
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Victorville
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Cheryl] Arnold
Dani Hulings
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Mass of Christian burial for Kathleen Fitzpatrick Haas
Kathleen Fitzpatrick Haas 96 of Lawrence died in Newton Iowa on Nov 3 2011 Mass of Christian burial set for 10 am Tuesday at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Lawrence Burial at Sunny Side Cemetery Caney She lived in multiple Kansas towns plus Oklahoma and Iowa and was active in drama counseling and community theater She was married to Fritz Haas for 61 years and survived by three daughters four grandsons and six great grandchildren Memorials suggested to Skiff Hospice or Corpus Christi School in care of Warren McElwain Mortuary
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Junction City
Wichita
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Independence
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Okla
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Bartlesville
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Alvamar
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Oklahoma City
Barbara Evans
Baldwin City
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Russell Wilcox
David Irvin
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Iowa and Nebraska pull from Missouri River group
Iowa and Nebraska withdraw from the Missouri River Association of States and Tribes amid a dispute over flood control and river management. The governors criticize MoRAST for limited by laws and insufficient action, arguing for spring water releases to curb summer flooding and protect farms homes and businesses.
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Battle over income tax dominates Kansas legislative session start
Debates center on using revenue to restore cuts in education social services and public safety or to fund tax cuts. Kansans for No Income Tax touring state advocate abolishing the income tax while Brownback signals a major tax overhaul. opponents warn of offsetting tax hikes and reduced services.
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Kansas Faces Tax Cuts in Wake of Revenue Rise
State receipts show a steady rise from 4.4 billion in 2001 to 6.3 billion forecast for 2013. The looming tax cut debate centers on eliminating income tax, risking a large revenue drop while education funding faces cuts. Lawmakers react as education reports show fewer teachers and more crowded classrooms amid per pupil aid reductions. Public sentiment includes Kansans for No Income Tax and tax policy advocates, with notable figures from Brownback administration and Republican lawmakers weighing options.
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Iowa traffic plan faces sharp turn and long detours
The article outlines two options for the Iowa and 15th Bob Billings intersection including closing lanes and detours during 2013. One plan would keep the intersection open with lengthy delays and higher costs, while a complete shutdown would shorten the project and reduce disruption. City commissioners meet Tuesday at City Hall to decide.
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SMH reports security breach hits online billing service
SMH says a security breach on a BrickWire LLC hosted online patient bill pay system affected patients, with Mid Continent Credit Services providing one year of free credit monitoring. Patients are advised to monitor accounts and statements. letters will arrive in weeks.
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Public invited to J-W open house Tuesday
Public invited to Journal-World open house at the News Center 645 N.H. Tuesday from 7:30 to 9 a.m. The coffee event features the news team including Managing Editor Dennis Anderson Community Director Caroline Trowbridge and Digital Editor.
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Caroline Trowbridge
Audit completes review of Brown Foundation funding in Topeka
The National Park Service says it finished a financial audit of the Brown Foundation for Educational Equity, Excellence and Research, focused on three years of federal awards. The foundation, housed at the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site in Topeka, supports telling the desegregation story.
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Lawrence Journal-World Local News Snapshot
City and county government notes appear in brief items across the Lawrence Journal-World page. Court actions and crime updates are summarized for quick reading alongside university and school district items.
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Poll asks, Are you happy with wireless Internet speed
A reader poll shows 43 percent yes and 43 percent no with 12 percent saying they do not have wireless Internet. The article invites readers to visit LJWorld.com to view more responses and cast a vote.
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