Death notice for Don ald Ray Gorton of Ottawa Kansas
Funeral services for Don ald Ray Gorton 82 Ottawa will be at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Ottawa. He died Tuesday November 22 2011 and is survived by his wife Carol and son Barry, with a large extended family. Memorials may go to Franklin County Cancer Foundation.
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Ottawa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
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Hazel Edith Burnett Gorton
U.S. Army
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Germany
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National Rifle Association
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Barry Lee Gorton
Debra Ray
Debbie” Gorton-Swisher
Kevin
Lawrence
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LaWanda
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Nedra
Rex Porter
Dollie
Torrance
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Janet
Leawood
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Dengel & Son Mortuary
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
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Funeral services for Leroy Olen Howell held in Kansas
Leroy Olen Howell 72 of Kansas City Kansas died Friday November 25 2011 at his home Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Quisenberry Funeral Home Tonganoxie with visitation one hour prior He was the brother of Marilyn Smith of Tonganoxie
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Quisenberry Funeral Home
Tonganoxie
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Journal-World obituary policy and contact options
The Journal-World outlines obituary eligibility for residents and long-time residents within its circulation area and provides guidelines. Information should come from a mortuary and photos are welcome. further details and costs are available via the mortuary, by phone at (785) 832-7154, or online at LJWorld.com/obits/policy/.
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Lunch and Learn on nutrition at Lawrence Country Club
Julie Mohajir a wellness consultant will discuss nutrition and health at a Lunch and Learn in the Heritage Room Lawrence Country Club 400 Country Club Terrace. The event sponsored by Juice Plus features topics on reading food labels fruit and vegetable intake and immune health with lunch at 11 45 a.m. and presentation at 12 15 p.m. Registration by Monday via Wachholz contacts. The Wichita Eagle notes nesting bald eagles near Twin Lakes shopping center with hopes of mating this year and photographer Bob Herington documenting the birds.
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Mohajir
Juice Plus
Lawrence Country Club
Country Club Terrace
Wichita
Twin Lakes
Pam Hanson
Boeing
Bob Herington
Eagles
Herington
Bert Nash plans outdoor wellness campus with Miracle Field
Bert Nash leaders proposed a smaller wellness center on a site with a pond and cabin, linking a Miracle Field for disabled players to hiking and birdwatching near Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Backed by ex real estate exec John McGrew, the plan aims outdoor therapy for staff and community, though $6 million to $8 million funding is uncertain and rezoning must pass.
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Bert Nash
John McGrew
McGrew
Outside
Kansas Highway 10
Noria Road
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Johnson
Sandra Shaw
District eyes more school cuts amid growing class sizes
Lawrence schools face further reductions as 2000 and beyond are feared. A working group and the Facility Vision Task Force seek savings by closing smaller schools to fund universal services. Principals report gaps in nursing, counseling, math and reading staff, and full-day kindergarten remains scarce in four schools.
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Cordley School
Lawrence Education Association
Lawrence Elementary School Facility Vision
Doll
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Wakarusa Valley
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Kansas KanCare reforms eyed by health groups
Community mental health leaders welcome the plan noting it could keep rehabilitation services and allow health homes coordinating care for Medicaid patients. Center CEO David Johnson says reforms may benefit Bert Nash, while Heartland clinic chief Jon Stewart warns integration timing is unclear and impact on Medicaid growth remains uncertain. Reporter Christine Metz.
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Bert Nash
Maine
Scholtz
David Johnson
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Health Homes
Jon Stewart
Heartland Community Health Center
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Poll asks about donations to Kansas University campaign
Readers respond with varied actions on charity giving and old TV disposal. Friday poll shows 30 percent not replaced, 29 percent gave away, 19 percent moved to another room, 8 percent other, 6 percent in garage, 4 percent sold. Results visible at LJWorld.com for full responses.
Postmaster notice on address changes and memberships
A postal guidance note informs readers to send address changes to the Lawrence Journal-World and lists mailing details. It notes periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and mentions memberships in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press. The notice underscores standard press affiliation and subscriber update procedures.
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Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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