Lloyd M. Tebe Death Notice and Services
Graveside services for Lloyd M. Tebe 68 of Lawrence will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Oak Hill Cemetery. He died August 29 2003 at his home born June 25 1935 in Seminole Oklahoma son of Arthur and Muna Tebe. He attended Haskell Indian Nations University served in the Army during the Korean War retired as a painter from Kansas University in 1997 and was a member of the Seminole Tribe. Survivors include son Richard J. Lawrence and four grandchildren. A daughter Ginger I. McHugh died earlier. Friends may call noon to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home with family receiving 7 to 8 p.m. Memorials to Lawrence Humane Society in care of the funeral home. Online condolences at rumsey-yost.com.
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Lloyd M. Tebe
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Tebe
Seminole
Okla
Arthur
Muna Tebe
Haskell Indian Nations University
Kansas University
Oklahoma
Richard J. Lawrence
Ginger I. McHugh
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
Lawrence Humane Society
Rumsey-Yost.com
Bothwell Regional Health Center
Sedalia
Elizabeth L. Johnson 86 Sedalia dies. services set
Elizabeth L. Johnson, 86, of Sedalia Missouri, died Friday August 29 2003 at her daughter's home. Born November 16 1916 in Richland she was a KU secretary and homemaker. Survived by daughter Carol Schlobohm three grandchildren five great grandchildren and a son Roger who died earlier. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home Lawrence.
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Elizabeth L. Johnson
Sedalia
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
Lawrence
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson
Richland
Fred K
Millie (Sutton) McKinney
Kansas University
Topeka
Kansas City
Kenneth N. Johnson
Carol J. Schlobohm
Roger A. Johnson
Nellie Petitt 83 Oskaloosa Funeral Service Scheduled
Nellie Lucille Petitt 83 of Oskaloosa died Saturday Aug 30 2003 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Barnett Funeral Home with burial at Glenwood Cemetery Basehor. Petitt was a Basehor school cook cafeteria worker and bus driver and longtime member of Basehor United Methodist Church and Order of the Eastern Star. She moved to Oskaloosa in 1991 from Basehor and was preceded by husband Edward Earl Petitt Sr who died in 1990. Survivors include daughter Kay Kronable Windsor five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Eastern Star services 8 p m Tuesday at the funeral home. Memorials to Jefferson County Home Health.
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Oskaloosa
Nellie Lucille Petitt
Barnett Funeral Home
Glenwood Cemetery
Basehor
Petitt
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George Whirlow
Ethel Roosevelt Edwards
Eastern Star
Lawrence Police Train in Hutchinson to Cut State Costs
Lawrence police shift to state funded training in Hutchinson with in-house sessions subsidized sparingly by departments. Old costs ran about 5000 dollars per officer, while the state covers most but not all expenses. Officers will return to Lawrence for a final month of advanced techniques and survival training.
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Hutchinson
Pavey
Lawrence
Harmon
Lawrence Police
Memorial Corp may take over KJHK station
Mucci says unions run the station would justify action if problems existed and the Memorial Corp board will discuss a takeover Saturday. Mucci notes funding an adviser may be needed and could seek Student Senate support. Vacek says the switch would not change learning, as students would still gain experience in play by play sports, production, public relations and Web design.
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Mucci
Memorial Corp
KJHK
Student Senate
Vacek
Firefighters plan MDA benefit for Lucas Mehl
Lawrence firefighters organize a benefit to aid Lucas Mehl and his family as his father Joe Mehl a fire lieutenant faces extra expenses from muscular dystrophy. A barbecue cook-off and firefighter muster are planned for Oct 4 at the Fire Training and Maintenance Center with teams from area departments contributing to the fundraiser.
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Joe Mehl
Mehl
Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical
Lucas
Fire & Medical
Camp
Chihawa
Jefferson County
Joe
Karen
Glotzbach
Harper St
MD Association
Mark Thomas
Thomas
Haskell Ave
Treatment program tied to new state law on drug assessment
The program aims to serve about 35 offenders from November to June with treatment plans. Kansas Sentencing Commission officials note funds are earmarked and districts may adjust grant amounts in February. Douglas County lacks detox and residential services, raising concerns about meeting offenders needs across the state.
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Murphy
Patricia Biggs
The
Kansas Sentenc
Ing Commission
Douglas County
Sentencing Commission
Stegall
Biggs
KU internet access limited by Homeland Security measures
Kansas University professor John Hoopes cannot access his university email from home amid nationwide virus disruptions. DHS advised blocking vulnerable ports used by Outlook, slowing on campus and home email access. KU plans a six to nine month shift to encrypted alternative, acknowledging nationwide security needs but noting inconvenience.
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Kansas University
John Hoopes
Sobig
Blaster
Hoopes
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Microsoft Outlook
Patrick Knorr
Sunflower Broadband
Lawrence
The
World Company
Journal- World
Microsoft
Marila Goodyear
Knorr
SBC Communications
Goodyear
Lawmakers Seek Cost Estimate for Upgraded Computer Security
Kansas lawmakers press Goodyear and university officials for a detailed cost assessment of optimal security systems across campuses. They want estimates by November to plan appropriations for 2004. KU faced two breaches this year, including stolen data for 1,450 foreign students and exposure of 920 KU Medical Center records.
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Goodyear
Tim Huelskamp
House
Senate Information Technology Committee
Sion
Tregents
Joe McLeland
Wichita
Journal-World
Kansas Board of Regents
McLeland
KU Medical Center
James Bingham
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Johnson Counties
Eric Weslander
Jmathis
Ljworld.com
Office of Homeland Security
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