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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2013
Page
2
The Journal-World obituary policy notes information for running obituaries. Funeral homes or families submit obituaries and should call 832-7151 for details.
Sharon Kay Cobb died Thursday October 17 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home and Crematory.
Stacey Smith, 48, of Lawrence, died Thursday October 17 2013. Services are pending and will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
Joy Larita Wellman 70 loved wife mother grandmother sister and friend died October 16 2013 born July 7 1943 in Onaga Kansas she lived in several states following her husband Richards career at DuPont and retired in Baldwin City Kansas A memorial service is planned in Baldwin City with interment at McLouth Cemetery Donations may be made to Jefferson County Historical Society Wellman School Building Fund and online condolences at barnettfamilysh com
Hutchinson Kan State Fair officials plan to ask the Legislature for 4.75 to 5.5 million to demolish and rebuild the Expo Center a 1964 structure used for horse shows rodeos and livestock events The project aims to provide restrooms and a kitchen area and to prevent the building from becoming structurally unsound Fair officials compare the need with a separate 7 million upgrade planned for the 1930s Bison Arena to showcase agriculture technology
The Kansas Corporation Commission granted a permit to R.T. Enterprises of Kansas Inc for three injection wells about one mile southeast of Baldwin City to replace plugged wells. Evelyn Robbs opposed the proposal citing water and earthquake concerns while the ECC staff and KCC found the rate of 300 barrels per day compliant and no seismic record in Kansas.
Kansas WIC clinics serving about 70 000 participants monthly return to normal check issuance after federal shutdown ends. Kansas Department of Health and Environment previously limited checks to October dates due to funding uncertainty. WIC is federally funded and KCHE administers it through county health department contracts.
The Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department will offer flu shots at three community clinics this month. Lecompton United Methodist Church on Elmore Street in Lecompton hosts Tuesday 9 30 to 11 am. Baldwin City Recreation on High Street hosts Thursday 3 to 5 pm. Eudora High School on Church Street hosts October 29 from 4 to 6 pm. Walk in hours are available during clinic times. Price is 25 for children 6 months to 35 months and 30 for those 3 years and older.
Jeremiah Edwards a former Kansas University football player 22 was sentenced to three years probation for a May 13 robbery at a Camelback Drive home valued at cash and marijuana The case also involves his brother Joshua and other ex KU players Chris Martin and Chris Omigie Martin faces a November trial on aggravated robbery charges while Omigie has a preliminary hearing set for October 31 and Edwards must avoid contact with Martin or the robbery victim.
Ensminger, 53, exiting Ballard after 2003 to 2007 mergers with Emergency Services Council Penn House and Brookcreek Learning Center. She notes Ballard’s grassroots, nonfederal funding model and report of strong community support while undergoing KU Cancer Center treatment. Her exit comes as she starts a new journey with a hopeful prognosis.
Deputy Attorney General Victor J. Braden leads prosecution with Franklin County Attorney Stephen Hunting. Judge Sachse allowed sealed individual motions but denied blanket sealing. DNA testing may proceed on 13 items, trial next year. defense deadline Oct. 31. Hearing schedule set for Nov 26 Jan 14 and March 11-12. Possible death penalty for multiple homicides. Bodies found May 6-7 on 3197 Georgia Road near Ottawa and Lana-Leigh found later in Osage County.
A housing presentation notes Lawrence real estate shows a strong rebound in 2013 with buyers attracted by low mortgage rates. Experts expect mortgage rates to rise to about 5.25 percent in 2014, potentially boosting move-up buyers while starter homes lag. Inventory sits near six months, down from 14 months in earlier years, signaling price rises and regional job growth supports the market despite local weakness.
City reporter Chad Lawhorn is referenced with a Twitter handle and platform for updates. The note confirms his social media attribution as clawhorn on Twitter.
Ann Gardner is identified as editorial page editor at JourNAL World with the contact number 832 7153 and email agardner ljworld com for editorial inquiries.
Contact details for Lawrence Journal World ads sales circulation and delivery support. Includes Mike Countryman contact, Susan Cantrell sales lines, multiple 832 exchange numbers, and the 832-7199 delivery billing helpline plus postal address for address changes.
Gold traded at 1323.00 per ounce with a 40.70 price, while silver moved to 21.95 per ounce or 0.58 per gram. The figures reflect ongoing market activity and investor sentiment for precious metals on Thursday.
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