Death notices for Bill Lawrence Elaine Place and Eleanor Allen
Obituaries report the deaths of Bill Lawrence 82 Parsons November 29 2013 with memorial service December 4 at First Presbyterian Church Parsons KS. Wanoa Elaine Place 68 Lawrence memorial service December 2 2013 Oak Hill Cemetery. Eleanor Burt Allen 98 Lawrence obituary funeral December 3 2013 Plymouth Congregational Church with burial later at Memorial Park Cemetery born June 5 1915 Boston MA violin educator Suzuki Talent Education Institute longtime Lawrence resident. Memorials suggested to Lawrence Arts Center.
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Parsons, KS
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Elaine
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Eleanor Burt Allen
Plymouth Congregational Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Allen
Boston
Massachusetts
Joseph E. and
Wilhelmina (Hamilton) Burt
Oberlin College
University of Kansas
Suzuki Talent Education Institute
Suzuki Association of the Americas
Marion C. Allen
Bristol
Connecticut
Funeral services planned for Lila Self in Hinsdale
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home to announce funeral arrangements for 91 year old Lila Self of Hinsdale Illinois who died on Thursday November 28 in Hinsdale. The family requests memorials to be directed through the Rumsey-Yost service.
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Lila Self
Hinsdale
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
Rumsey-Yost.com
Stephen "Jack" Elliott services pending in Lawrence
Stephen Jack Elliott 83 of Lawrence died November 28 2013 at his home. Services are pending and will be announced by Warren McElwain Mortuary with details released by the family.
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Stephen
Jack” Elliott
Lawrence
Warren McElwain Mortuary
Delores Allen 80 Lawrence Services Pending
Delores Dees Rae Allen 80 of Lawrence died November 27 2013. Services are pending at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced. לר
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Delores R. Allen
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
Rumsey-Yost.com
Kansans consider districts opt out plan for education
The Seaman Santa Fe Trail and Sterling districts lead applicants for a pilot program allowing up to 29 districts or 10 percent of the state to opt out of most state laws if they show how it would boost student performance. The act shields certain rules while loading others, with initial approvals by the governor and education chairs. Lawrence officials say no interest, while the Kansas Department of Education questions legality. Attorney General declines opinion. case tied to pending school finance suit. Peter Hancock reports.
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Rice County
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Arkansas City
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Senate
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House Education Committee
Kasha Kelley
Coalition of
Innovative Districts
Lawrence
Rick Doll
Kansas State Department of Education
Kansas
State Board of Education
Derek Schmidt
Kansas Supreme Court
Heart rate monitors boost independence in Lawrence PE class
Hoffsommer uses heart rate monitors in her Lawrence High School PE class to let students judge their own effort. Freshmen Lilian Khan and Carli Stellwagon note heart rates rise from about 80 to 145 BPM during warmups as students learn to push themselves. The program began with a $3,000 Teacher Innovation Grant from the Lawrence Schools Foundation and now outfits all students, part of 11 projects funded in 2013.
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Hoffsommer
Khan
Stellwagon
Lawrence Schools Foundation
Susan Esau
Esau
LSF
Chase
Lawrence Education Achievement Partners
Lawrence
Lawrenceschoolsfoundation
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence High
Amy Hoffsommer
Police receive nine defibrillators for Lawrence PD
Lawrence Police Foundation donated nine new AED units to the Lawrence Police Department, bringing their total to 17 and funding about $23,775 in equipment through two golf tournament fundraisers. Spokesman Set. Trent McKinley says the devices replace older models, are cheaper to maintain, and can record usage data for patient care.
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Lawrence Police Foundation
Set
Trent McKinley
Lawrence
McKinley
Topeka tree of honor lights downtown during holidays
A 24 foot blue spruce from a suburban yard near Topeka prompted concern for home damage. Bob Zwiesler cut it down after learning of a city program selecting one local tree for the Westar Energy building display. Westar crews will decorate it for a Saturday lighting during Miracle on Kansas Avenue.
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Topeka
Topeka Capital Journal
Bob Zwiesler
Zwiesler
Westar Energy
Westar
Kansas Avenue
WellCar project aims to blend health care and road safety
WellCar prototypes combine at home sample collection and diagnostics with accident prevention tech. Professors hope to make it a practical tool for non ambulatory patients and diabetics, presenting designs to Bayer by December and aiming for a 2015 prototype and a winter road test.
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Thomas
Bayer
Newspaper Staff Contact Line and Editorial Help
Lawrence Journal World lists newsroom and editorial contacts at the News Center 645 New Hampshire Street in Lawrence Kansas. It provides phone numbers for general and toll free lines and identifies Julie Wright as managing editor with direct line and email domain ljworld com.
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New Hampshire St
Lawrence
Julie Wright
Jwright
Ljworld.com
Print and online advertising notice details
Susan Cantrell is vice president of sales and marketing. contact 832-6307 or scantrell at jworld.com. Advertising rates shown as green $1775 $11.50 $7.50. Customer service for delivery questions or missed paper at 832-7199. Published daily by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas postal info and postmaster address included.
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Susan Cantrell
Scantrell
Jworld
Lottery numbers and picks from state gaming page
Wednesday Powerball numbers 18 25 50 55 57 17 Friday Mega Millions 9 41 43 47 57 5 Wednesday Hot Lotto Sizzler 1 16 21 30 44 17 Wednesday Super Kansas Cash 5 8 11 23 25 15 Friday Kansas 2by2 Red 2 18 White 5 6 Friday Kansas Pick 3 4 19
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Kansas
Friday Markets Show Decline Across Indices and Grains
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 10.92 points to 16,086.41 as equity trading closed. Soybeans at Chicago gained 16.50 cents to 13.37 a bushel while Wheat at Kansas City and Chicago rose 0.25 cents to 7.13 a bushel.
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Dow Industrials
Nasdac
Chicago
K.C
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