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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2011
Page
2
Funeral services for John Patrick Daly 40 of Lawrence are pending and will be announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home. Daly died Wednesday September 7 2011 at Kansas University Hospital in Kansas City Kansas.
The Journal-World outlines obituary requirements for residents or longtime locals in its circulation area. It details submission through a mortuary, photo options, and contact information including a phone number and online policy page.
District administrators and hired architects form a study group to discuss potential school closures upgrades or rebuilds and financing. Members plan 10 meetings to shape recommendations for the board, with David Anekis representing Pinckney. Next meeting is Sept 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. at district headquarters.
KU announces its 64th Band Day this Saturday inviting 35 high school bands to parade on Massachusetts Street then rehearse at Memorial Stadium for a 6 p.m. kickoff against Northern Illinois. Band/Family Day aims to give students a campus feel and exposure to college football ambiance.
Kansas man Hugh Allen Barker, 54, of Harper, pleaded not guilty to two federal counts for failing to notify regulators about his plan to demolish the Buckeye Building. The 1885 structure owned by The Balmer Fund was torn down while Barker faced prior probation for related pollution cases.
Compton and Treanor lead developers propose a seven story building with two underground parking levels providing about 120 spaces for the hotel and other uses. The plan would use a public garage across the street to meet apartment traffic. A glass enclosed rooftop pool and patio are planned as part of the development, though no final agreement with Marriott or partners has been reached. Representatives of the East Lawrence Neighborhood Association were shown plans on Tuesday.
Treanor Architects plans a mixed use hotel at Ninth and New Hampshire in downtown Lawrence with about 70 foot height and pre leased apartments signaling a growing downtown housing market. Neighbors voice height and overbuild concerns as the group schedules a neighborhood meeting to address worries while seeking Planning and Historic Resources Commission approvals. City reporters note no formal timetable for submission to City Hall.
The Kansas debate over abortion facility standards draws lawsuits as doctors argue for smaller required procedure rooms and less onerous space rules. Separate cases challenge state laws on Planned Parenthood funding and private insurance coverage for abortion costs, with Brownback backing the measures.
Readers respond to a poll asking if they enjoy running for recreation or exercise. Results show 54 percent No, 33 percent Yes, and 12 percent Not recently but in the past. Visit LJWorld.com to vote and view more responses.
Lawrence edition note lists USPS registration 306 520 and mentions periodical postage paid. It notes Journal World is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
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