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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2003
Page
6
Baker University School of Nursing in Stormont Vail HealthCare Topeka hosts a 3 to 5 pm visit day on October 17. Visitors tour facilities meet nursing students and receive informal information from faculty and staff. Call 888 866 4242 or visit www.baker.edu for details.
Janice Miller, 64, a Kansas State University trained veterinarian and researcher at the USDA Agricultural Research Service National Animal Disease Center in Ames Iowa, was honored at a ceremony last month for her pioneering work in bovine leukemia. Miller, born in McPherson and raised in Mertin, identified the agent that causes bovine leukemia in 1969 while at the University of Wisconsin, and as she nears retirement in December reflects on the honor as frosting on the cake.
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service says fall wheat seeding is 62 percent complete with 25 percent emerged while about 71 percent of corn for grain has been harvested. Soybeans 10 percent harvested with 15 percent very poor to 1 percent excellent. grain sorghum 25 percent harvested with 24 percent very poor and 37 percent poor.
Spc. Simeon Hunte, 23, of Essex County New Jersey, serving with Fort Riley troops, was shot and killed during patrol in Al Khadre, Iraq. The incident is under investigation. Hunte’s memorial service is set for Thursday at Morris Hill Chapel. He left Newark for Orange in 2001, survived by wife Tara, a 12 year old daughter Anaya, and a newborn son Simeon Jr.
Jeremy Norman, a cancer survivor who was rejected as a teen, finally joined the U S Army after years of waiting. He graduated basic training on May 22 2003 and deployed to Kuwait Sept 8 arriving in Baghdad later that month. His wife and two children remain in Junction City near Fort Riley as his deployment extends six months to a year.
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