Kansas School Food Service convention in Lawrence
Kansas School Food Service Assn holds its annual convention in Lawrence at the Holidome with more than 500 food service workers from across the state. The event emphasizes child nutrition, classroom integration, and improving school meals while golf was played in wet conditions at Alvamar.
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Kansas School Food Service Assn
KSFSA
Lawrence
Kansas
Cecelia Harris
Harris
Blue Valley
Johnson County
Manhattan School Food Service
Donna Keyser
Alvamar
Deb Guffey
Food Service
USD 489
Hays
Keyser
Lawrence Public Schools Food Service
Jeanette Armstrong
Lawrence School
Lawrence Holidome
McDonald Dr
Lawrence Alternative High School Food Service
Julie Bernard
Tony's
Sixth Street timing plan aims to ease Lawrence traffic
Lawrence city commissioners plan to hire TranSystems Corp to map timed signals along Sixth Street from Massachusetts to Wakarusa Drive. The project, costing 34100, mirrors the Iowa Street timing system which cut delays by up to 40 percent, though city engineers caution not to expect miracles and emphasize gradual improvements.
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Sixth Street
Lawrence City
TranSystems Corp
Kansas City
Sixth
Massachusetts Street
Wakarusa Drive
Iowa Street
Ninth
33Rd
Marty Kennedy
Smooth signals for Sixth Street traffic study eyed
Lawrence commissioners plan to hire traffic engineers to coordinate signals along a four mile stretch from downtown to the west edge with 13 signals and a daily load of at least 25 000 vehicles. The project targets reduced delays with a completion by March 1999 at a cost of 34100 dollars. Kennedy notes a brief wait may help. Mark Fagan can be reached at 832 7188 or via email at miagan ijworld.com.
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Commission
City Hall
Sixth
Massachusetts
Terese Gorman
Gorman
Lawrence
Iowa
Kennedy
Sixth Street
Services for Howard W. Smith in Lawrence
Funeral services for Howard Wesley Smith a Lawrence resident will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Smith a KU emeritus professor and aerospace engineer authored 13 books and held two patents. He taught at KU from 1970 to 1995 and consulted for NASA FAA and Cessna among others. He died Sept 30 1998 at KUMC in Kansas City Kansas leaving wife Esther and six sons Elizabeth and eight grandchildren. Memorials may go to Audio Reader at KU.
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Howard Wesley Smith
Lawrence
St. Lawrence Catholic
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
New York City
Albert Edwin
Rosina Maria Fabri Smith
Brooklyn Tech
Wichita State University
Oklahoma State University
Boeing Aircraft Co
Wichita
Seattle
Kansas University
Department of Aerospace Engineering
School of Engineering
NASA
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Force Institute of Technology
Cessna Aircraft Co
Black and Veath
Phi Kappa Phi
Kansas
Society For Experimental Stress Analysis
Society of American Military Engineers
General Tasker Bliss
Douglas County
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
American Society of Engineering Education
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Esther Mary Miller
Nick
Mike
Hutchinson
Anthony
Killeen
Tex
James
Andrew
Geoffrey
Shawnee
Elizabeth Smith-Morse
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
St. Lawrence Catholic Center
Warren McElwain Mortuary
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Melissa Lace
Ff Jensen
Dana Anderson
Eft
Richard Cummings
Frank Sabatini
Kansas University Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
Robert Hemenway
Adams
Food Service Convention
School Food Service Assn
L Watson
Jwatson
Jworld.com
Bagh Richardson
Journal
By Mark Fagan
Mark Fagan
Miagan
Ijworld.com
The
Journal-World
Vinland Valley Nursery
Doug Davison
America
Fvo
Baldwin
Jand Val By
Cypress
Idir.net
Dougnamy
Sans Wen
ART
Whaine ‘Technology & Caring IN Nursing
Baker University School
Stormont-Vail Regional Health Center
Topeka
Baker
Baker University
Stormont-Vail
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