Harold Peters Howard 94 dies. warrants military honors planned
Graveside services with military honors for Harold Peters Howard 94 of Lawrence will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Oak Hill Cemetery He died Friday Nov 18 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Born March 9 1917 in Lawrence he served in the U S Army World War II 1942 1945 In 361st Infantry He worked as a mechanic for Rapid Transport Wichita Bus Co and Lawrence Bus Co retiring in 1986 He was a member of American Legion Dorsey-Liberty Post 14 and VFW Alford-Clarke Post 852 He married Ruby L Hadl May 3 1942 in Jackson County MO She died Oct 22 1998 He is survived by grandson Brad Howard granddaughter Abbe Hale and four great grandchildren Friends may call 12 to 8 p m Tuesday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home Lawrence KS Online condolences at rumsey-yost.com
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Cold the Mayo Clinic tips even as flu season looms
Health tips from Mayo Clinic and local providers cover hydration, humidifiers, and OTC saline drops to ease cold symptoms. Experts caution against unnecessary antibiotics and emphasize rest, fluids, and hygiene to prevent spread while noting mixed evidence for zinc echinacea and chicken soup.
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Group Now Plans Scenario Building at Sixth Meeting
At the sixth meeting the group will build scenarios and email suggestions to hired co-facilitators beforehand. They compiled data on student counts by grade and school, ESL enrollment, free lunch eligibility, special education, housing, race, test scores, building conditions, budgets, and maintenance for future deliberations. Five more meetings are set: Dec 5 and 19, and Jan 2, 16, 30. contact Schools reporter Mark Fagan at 832-7188.
KU chemistry club hosts glow and goo science event
Volunteers from KU and local high schools led a science themed workshop for kids featuring a Slime Pit and light experiments. Seven year old Lear Eicher from Lawrence enjoyed making glue as KU students demonstrated color seeing glasses and dramatic demonstrations that fired up young learners.
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Kansas Bioscience Authority audits awaited amid job gains
The Kansas Bioscience Authority reports 1,300 plus jobs and average pay over 68 700 while awaiting a forensic audit and a Johnson County prosecutor review. Since 2004 the authority has invested nearly 88 million dollars across 40 plus companies, creating 354 million in wages and attracting 105 million in research funding and 79 million in private funds.
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Dodge City airport installs 9/11 memorial sculpture series
The Dodge City Regional Airport joins Wichita and Great Bend airports in unveiling a permanent 9/11 memorial sculpture built from a twisted World Trade Center I-beam. Brothers Bruce and Brent Bitter created seven pieces featuring an eagle, American flag with nine stars and eleven stripes, and the inscription We will never forget. The works are installed in airport lobbies to mark the 10th anniversary and attract visitors, with more installations planned across Kansas.
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Weekend poll on Lawrence high rise development along New Hampshire Vermont streets
Lawrence residents weigh in on whether the city should pursue more five to seven story buildings along New Hampshire and Vermont streets. The poll shows 62 percent against and 37 percent in favor. More responses are available online at LJWorld.com.
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