Deaths Journal-World obituary policy statement
Policy note from Journal-World explains obituary submissions run as provided by funeral homes or families. For information about running obituaries, call 832-7151.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2015
Page
2
Policy note from Journal-World explains obituary submissions run as provided by funeral homes or families. For information about running obituaries, call 832-7151.
Ronald Broun 75 of Lawrence died Tuesday October 20 2015 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital No local services are planned Obituary available at rumsey yost com
Mary Allison Courtney 80 of Ashland Missouri died Saturday. Private family services will be held at a later date. online obituaries show Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home and crematory.
Phyllis J Hubbard a Lawrence resident of 50 years died October 16 2015 in Greentown Indiana She was born May 7 1927 No service is planned
Attorneys from the KU Project for Innocence and Midwest Innocence Project filed a Tuesday motion in Jefferson County to vacate Floyd Bledsoe's life sentence for the 1999 Altmann murder. The 38 year old was convicted in 2000 after a three day trial with minimal physical evidence and new DNA testing this year linked the Bledsoe family to the crime scene. The motion seeks a new hearing to present evidence and potential exoneration, with KU students and professors involved in the investigation and appeals.
Kansas lawmakers challenge KU financing for the 325 million Central District Development Plan. A Joint Committee gave tentative approval while urging fuller legislative scrutiny after the 2016 session. KU outlines projects including integrated science, Burge Union upgrades, a central utility plant, new housing, and infrastructure via public private partnerships and nonprofit bond issuances. Rep. Hutton questions oversight and prior use of such financing, noting concerns about pumping funds into infrastructure without direct legislative review. Theresa Gordzica defends the structure as shielding the university and state from bond liability.
Ronald T. Borchardt, longtime KU pharmaceutical chemistry chair and pioneer of cell culture drug absorption studies, was celebrated in a three day tribute at the KU School of Pharmacy. Speakers highlighted his role in global education via GPEN and a donor funded professorship in his name.
City Commission and Douglas County leaders urge Kansas Department of Transportation to prioritize the four lane expansion of K-10 from the Turnpike to US 59, aiming for a seamless I-70 to I-435 connection. They favor toll-free, system-to-system interchanges, with open house Oct. 29 to gather input.
The Lawrence Journal-World provides contact numbers for staff departments and services including general manager, editors, classifieds, subscriptions, and delivery help. It lists publication address at Sixth and New Hampshire, toll-free lines, and posting details for local audiences.
A brief note lists four cent price movements and a $4.80 figure among stock and commodity entries in the USA Today section. It signals broader market coverage, inviting readers to see further details inside.
Allison and Brent Carnagie of Eudora welcomed a girl on Wednesday. Devin and Jacob White of Lawrence welcomed a girl. Heidi Yoder and Nathan Cadman of Lawrence welcomed a boy. Brian and Danielle Clements of Lawrence welcomed a girl. Ahli Arkeketa and Jordan Sprick of Lawrence welcomed a boy.
Journal-World corrects an earlier misstatement about Dennis Domer. He is an architectural historian, not an architect. The clarification follows reader inquiries about the person’s profession.
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