Deaths Emery Services Tonganoxie Kansas
Services for Martin R. Emery 52 of Valley Falls will be at 10 a m today at United Methodist Church in Tonganoxie Burial in Hubbel Hill Cemetery He died of cancer Sept 1 2003 Born December 23 1950 in Parsons He was a cattleman and livestock hauler US Army veteran and member of Calvary Temple Assembly of God He married Ella Mae Wright February 11 1995 in Lawrence Survivors include wife stepdaughter Michelle Shoemaker mother two brothers sister and two grandchildren Memorials to In Touch Ministries in care of Quisenberry Funeral Home
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Tonganoxie
Martin R. Emery
Valley Falls
United Methodist Church
Hubbel Hill
Emery
Parsons
William and
Lois
Trout) Emery
Tonganoxie High School
Ber
Calvary Temple Assembly of God Church
Ella Mae Wright
Lawrence
Michelle Shoemaker
Lecompton
Mike
Richard
Kay Soetaert
In Touch Ministries
Quisenberry
P.O. Box
Third victim identified in Wichita Club Mexico deaths
Wichita police with an anthropologist identified a third victim among remains found in a Cowley County dump pit. Police say all victims were club patrons, including Clint Jones of Wichita and brothers Oscar and Nicolas Ramirez. Four people were charged with ties to the case and more arrests were expected.
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Wichita
Cowley County
Club Mexico
Ken Landwehr
Clint Jones
Oscar Ramirez
Nicolas Ramirez
Jones
Ramirez Brothers
Landwehr
Club
Mexico
Arturo Garcia
Christy A. Cousins
Lauren R. Bertsch
Marshall L. McCrea
Andover
Garcia
Kansas Legislator Warns Oklahoma Over Child Support Dispute
Wichita Rep. Brenda Landwehr accuses Oklahoma officials of stalling child support for a Wichita woman with $20,000 owed by her ex-husband. SRS chief cites policy misunderstanding and promises re-education after cases misrouted. Oklahoma DHS head calls the issue a misinterpretation. Hutchinson says no solution yet and expresses ongoing frustration.
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Wichita
Oklahoma
Brenda Landwehr
Landwehr
Pam Hutchinson
Hutchinson
House
Kansas
Department of Social
Ray Weaver
Oklahoma Department of Human Services
Weaver
Death penalty cost study eyed by Kansas auditors
The Post Audit Committee discussed costs of capital punishment with state Rep. Frank Miller who urged speedier execution. Auditors will study total death penalty costs, potential cheaper alternatives, and whether non death options save money. Reviews proceed for the 2004 session and will include protections for mentally ill defendants.
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Post Audit Committee
Frank Miller
Independence
Kansas
Texas
Miller
House
Senate Committee On Corrections and Juvenile Justice
Kubota plan delayed at Sixth and SLT intersection
Brian Kubota’s request to rezone 67 acres at the Sixth and SLT intersection was approved by the Planning Commission in November but derailed by the Lawrence City Commission seeking a plan for the entire intersection. He and Classic Real Estate officials voiced concerns about a 450,000 square foot cap on commercial space, and the commission sent the plan back to staff for more work with no completion date.
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Brian Kubota
Planning Commission
Lawrence
Kubota
Classic Real Estate
Staff Writer Dave Ranney Contact Phone Line
The staff writer Dave Ranney can be reached at 832 7222 for tips, updates, and follow up information related to ongoing city coverage.
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Joe Mathis
Dave Ranney
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