Deaths Sandara Kay Meyer
Funeral services for Sandara Kay Meyer 69 of Lawrence will be held at Mustard Seed Church. She died August 31 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital survived by her husband Ronald Belisle and eight children plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials may be sent to The Family Church or health associations in care of Warren McElwain Mortuary.
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Sandara Kay Meyer
Lawrence
Mustard Seed Church
Meyer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Coudersport
Richard Brown
Mary Genevieve Clinton
Ronald Belisle
Debbie Johnson
Tom
Muskogee
Okla
Delores
Rodger Allen Ras
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
American Heart Association
American Lung Association
W. 13Th St
Warrenmcelwain. Com
Funeral services set for Ella L. Farmer in Lawrence
Funeral services for Ella L. Farmer 62 of Lawrence will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Victory Bible Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. She died August 25 2011 at St Francis Hospital Topeka. Survivors include daughter Sonia and son Rodney Farmer plus seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials May be sent to Meals on Wheels and Douglas County Senior Services via Rumsey Yost Funeral Home.
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Ella L. Farmer
Lawrence
Victory Bible Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ms. Farmer
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Webster County
Miss
Wilson
Jimmie Mae Minor Farmer
Davidson High School
Church of Christ In
International Free and Accepted
Modern Masons
Order of the Eastern Star
Andrew
Chicago
Georgia Roberson
John
Wille Mae Kimbrough
James
Lucy Wilma Jean Hervey
Levonia Shepard
Watervalley
Laura Bettye Cruise
Stephen
Belleville, Ill
Monechia Fisher
Tiffany
De-Janelle Lockett
Justin Bethea
RaShaun Farmer
Michael Farmer
Kamarre Farmer
Amani Canady
Jordan Fisher
Esther Lee Ford
Anderson Farmer
Latonya Farmer
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
Douglas County
Ind
Rumsey-Yost.com
Lawsuit targets Purple Heart charity over misuse of name
The Military Order of the Purple Heart seeks a permanent injunction to stop a Kansas nonprofit led by Andrew Gruber from using the Purple Heart trademark and website to solicit donations at stores like Walmart and Dillon’s. IRS data show only 11 cents of each dollar donated supports veterans. Gruber and his brother Scott face criminal backgrounds. Gruber previously served time for car theft and plans to dissolve the foundation amid the lawsuit.
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Purpleheart
Donations. Org
Purple Heart
Walmart
Order of the Purple Heart
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas
Gruber
Scott Gruber
Journal-World
Steven Gruber
Texas
Andrew
Steven
Kansas revenues exceed forecast boosting state economy
Kansas revenue collections for August rose to 436.4 million, 16.8 million above April forecasts, marking the fifth consecutive month of beating expectations. Revenue Secretary Nick Jordan cautioned the economy remains fragile while officials project near 200 million in cash reserves by next year’s end with a pro-growth focus to sustain private sector jobs.
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Topera
Kansas
Department of Revenue
Nick Jordan
Jordan
House
Arts
Brownback
Kansas Arts Commission
KU students recycle 15.5 tons of cardboard in two weeks
Kansas University students collected 31 170 pounds of cardboard from Aug 16 to Aug 29, far more than the Jayhawk football team weighs. The effort, led by Aileen Dingus, moved boxes, plastic wrapping and chipboard from dorms as recycling bins overflowed.
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Kansas University
EcoKat
Jayhawk
K-State
Aileen Dingus
Dingus
CardboardRecycling.org
KU Recycling
Topeka
Notable Kansans adds Landon and Parks to Fort Scott list
Gov. Sam Brownback unveiled three new Notable Kansans during an event in Fort Scott, home of Gordon Parks, adding Alf Landon and photographer Parks to the growing list that already includes John Steuart Curry and George F. Sternberg. The sesquicentennial project already honors Nancy Landon Kassebaum and others, with two more announcements planned.
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Fort Scott
Alf Landon
Walter Chrysler
Gordon Parks
Sam Brownback
Parks
John Steuart Curry
George F. Sternberg
Landon
U.S
Nancy Land
Kassebaum
Kansas
SRS keeps 12 staff as Pratt office stays open
SRS will keep 12 workers and Pratt remains open after a city agreement. The agency plans statewide office closures to save about $1 million, with Pratt, Garnett, Lyndon, Wellington, Coffeyville, Marysville, McPherson, and Fort Scott set to close on scheduled dates unless local deals avert the move.
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Pratt
Siedlecki
SRS
Garnett
Lyndon
Wellington
Coffeyville
Marysville
McPherson
Fort Scott
Lawrence
Angela de Rocha
Kansas
Lawrence motorcyclist crash near busy city street
Accident leaves motorcyclist injured as family notified. Fire Medical suspended helicopter aid. investigation continues with no age or hometown released for the rider. Second recent Lawrence fatality follows a North Lawrence crash after a car chase incident.
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Sarna
Lawrence Douglas County
Lawrence
Michigan
Reporter Contact Note Appears in Crime Brief
The article provides contact details for reporter George Diepenbrock, including a phone number 832-7144, and mentions his Twitter handle at lawrencecrime. The snippet suggests a standard byline or outreach line within a Lawrence crime coverage item.
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George Diepenbrock
Twitter
Lawrencecrime
Subscriptions and contact details for Lawrence Journal World
The Lawrence Journal World provides subscription and billing information with call times. It lists contact numbers for the Lawrence Journal World and toll free access, and explains where to send address changes and postal details.
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Lawrence Journal-World
P.O
Lawrence
Wednesday Lottery Picks Powerball and Kansas games
Lottery results listed for Powerball, Mega Millions, Hot Lotto Sizzler, Super Kansas Cash, Kansas 2by2 Red and White, and Kansas Pick 3. Numbers shown include Powerball 13 19 35 47 57 with 29, Mega Millions 2 22 25 28 50 with 18, Hot Lotto 10 18 19 20 36 with 4, Super Kansas Cash 12 16 21 32 with 17, Kansas 2by2 Red 8 12, White 20 21, and Kansas Pick 3 352.
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Kansas
Poll asks if coaches deserve more discipline leeway than staff
Readers weigh in on whether high school coaches should have greater leeway than teachers and administrators in disciplining students during practice or games. Poll question notes Labor Day telethon changes with Jerry Lewis. early results show 52 percent say same, 47 percent say different.
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Labor Day
Jerry Lewis
MDA
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