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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2013
Page
2
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Two memorial notices report the deaths of Jerry Casida 74 of Tampa formerly Lawrence who enjoyed sailing and cars and requested a drink and story for his sendoff, and Phillip R. Davis of Kansas City formerly Lawrence who died October 3 2013. Services for Davis are set at 2 pm October 8 2013 at Warren McElwain Mortuary with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery and memorials to the Phillip R. Davis Memorial Fund.
Barbara Ellen Haller 71 of Lawrence died September 26 2013 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital A gathering will be held October 11 2013 from 11 00 a m to 2 00 p m at the Lawrence Visitor Information Center 402 N 2nd Street She was born February 19 1942 in Lawrence KS to John and Ellen Connett Haller Surviving are her two sons Dennis Johnson and John Johnson five grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus other relatives Memorials may be sent to a charity of the donor s choice in care of Warren McElwain Mortuary Online condolences at LJWorld com Mortuary and Cremation services WWW WARRENMCELWAIN COM
Jennison warned the state may restart talks after a LodgeWell Resorts proposal near Lawrence proved financially unfeasible. He favors a boutique hotel idea or smaller resort and urges extended sewer cost talks with Lawrence while delaying a formal timeline and consulting the Departments of Administration and Commerce.
Funeral services were planned Friday in Hutchinson for a mother and her 11-year-old daughter who perished in a Reno County house fire suspected to be set by the 14-year-old son. The suspect’s father was injured, and the family sought privacy as prosecutors seek to try the boy as an adult for murder and attempted murder.
The Kansas Supreme Court voided the 2010 permit for a proposed Holcomb coal plant after finding KDHE failed to apply newer EPA emissions rules. Earthjustice said the decision blocks pollution and protects Kansans health, while Governor Brownback denounced it as a blow to rural energy and jobs.
Lawrence attorney Bob Eye for the Sierra Club says Sunflower Electric’s proposed plant in western Kansas remains far from reality and legally unlikely to be built. The dispute centers on nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide limits and a long history of permits, vetoes, and lawsuits. A KDHE spokeswoman said the agency is reviewing the decision to gauge its impact on the air construction permit, while a federal judge in Washington blocked construction without full environmental review.
Gilliland outlined several proposed names for the park district including Nal ogy Center Spark Park Progress Place EcoVision Park ReNew Business Center Parkland Commerce Crosstrails Commerce Greenway Park and Re- Connect Park. City commissioners will review the name and marketing materials as the park advances with road and sewer infrastructure, while staff seeks a $1 million boost to extend O'Connell Road north to connect with a frontage road in the business park.
City staff urge completing OConnell roadwork now while crews are on site, with a $977000 change order tally for environmental cleanup and a new retaining wall. Officials favor delaying connection to 19th Street until budget allows. Construction bids totaled about $5.5 million versus a $9.5 million budget. Commissioners meet Tuesday at City Hall.
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