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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2013
Page
2
Journal World obituary policy states information about running obituaries and provides a contact number. Obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or the families of the deceased.
Robert S Miller age 79 of Manhattan died Tuesday September 3 2013 services are pending Condolences may be left at Rumsey Yost obituary site.
The article covers Sen. Holland and others criticizing Judge Stegall’s nomination by Gov. Brownback for the Kansas Court of Appeals. Brownback refused to disclose other applicants. Supporters defend the civil disobedience view, while critics call the process secret. Ostmyer praises Stegall but laments the gutter scrutiny.
Lawrence Municipal Airport briefly closed on Wednesday for main runway repairs funded mainly by FAA grants with city support. Repairs started two weeks ago after cracks disrupted traffic. airport operator Lloyd Hetrick noted closures on Wednesdays and Fridays last week and again Tuesday. If finished as planned, the airport would resume normal operations after another Wednesday closure until 7 a.m. today. The work interrupted university flights and delayed research tied to student Buick Achiever scholarships for four Kansas students including recipients Trina Durham Buddy Lisk and Dalton Porter amid a nationwide 100 winners announced.
Lawrence High School graduate Kelsey Kilburn was honored in the Statehouse as a Buick Achiever Scholar for academic achievement and community service. A Newman University sophomore in Wichita, Kilburn will receive 25 000 dollars annually for four years to pursue math and biochemistry with hopes of entering pharmacy.
The youth ministry and nine area churches host a 5 to 7 p.m. event at 1100 Kasold Drive with live music by Jonathan Thulin, free pizza, potato sack races, and a chocolate syrup slip a slide. A 15 minute food fight uses nonedible potatoes donated to avoid waste. proceeds support Just Food. Participants ages 12 to 19 join the fight. spectators welcome. Five pounds of nonperishable food or a $5 donation aim to reach 5,000 pounds for the food drive.
Douglas County commissioners approve just over 554000 dollars for final design of a LEED scoped Public Works facility near East 25th Street. Estimated total project cost about 13.9 million, funded by bonds, capital improvements, motor fuel tax, and cash reserves. Construction set to start February 2014 following December completion of final documents.
The Lawrence Preservation Alliance faces criticism from Rector over perceived delays in roof repair and mold concerns at Turnhalle. LPA plans a 125000 grant funded roof fix with design start possible in November and aims to sell or relocate by March as Free State Glass faces shutdown and tenants seek options ahead of the holidays.
Kansas will end the federal work requirement waiver for able bodied adults without dependents starting October 1. The move affects up to thousands who had received food aid under the 2009 stimulus provision. DCF says some remain exempt due to disabilities age or pregnancy. Officials cite improved job growth and a 5.9 percent Kansas unemployment rate in July as justification.
The Lawrence Journal World publishes daily by The World Company from Lawrence Kansas. It lists telephone numbers for delivery questions and customer service and provides a postal box for address changes and post office information.
U S stock indices drift as Dow hits 9691 and Nasdaq closes at 3649.04 while S P 500 sits near 1653.08. Market quotes reflect declines in oil and gold along with modest shifts in corn soybeans wheat and precious metals.
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