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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2013
Page
2
The Journal-World outlines obituary submission policy and contact number 832-7151 for running obituaries. It states obituaries run as submitted by funeral homes or the families of the deceased.
Mary Coral born February 29 1932 died August 9 2013 will be remembered with a gathering on Saturday September 21 at Clinton Lake overlook shelter 41. Family and friends meet around 2:00 pm, stories from 4:00 to 5:30, followed by a meal. Guests are asked to bring desserts salads or side dishes and a piece of firewood. Pets on leashes welcome. Please sign the guestbook at LJWorld.com Obituaries.
Stanley M. Elkins, a noted historian of American slavery and federalism, died September 16, 2013 in Northampton MA. Born April 27, 1925 in Boston, he served in Italy with the 362nd Infantry Regiment, earned degrees from Harvard and Columbia, taught at the University of Chicago and Smith College, and coauthored The Age of Federalism with Eric McKitrick. He is survived by children Susan, Reuven, Barbara, and Sara, along with 14 grandchildren. Memorials may be directed to Smith College or a charity of choice.
Courts for the judicial branch receive nearly 128 million for the next fiscal year while the prior year’s budget was about 132 million. Brownback’s office says the judiciary’s request came from the Legislature and notes the governor must include it unchanged though the Constitution grants the Legislature the purse. Senate President Susan Wagle says the two year budget provides agency predictability but allows post passage amendments. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild can be reached at 785-423-0668.
Four Missouri colleges including Missouri State West Plains Ozarks Technical Community College Three Rivers Community College and St Louis Community College receive federal job training grants totaling 2.5 million 2.2 million 2.75 million and 23.9 million respectively. The U S Labor Department awarded 57 grants totaling 474 5 million to support 190 projects in at least 183 schools expanding programs in advanced manufacturing transportation and health care under a multi year federal training program for unemployed workers.
In Kansas City's Children's Mercy Hospital, Delylah Harris born Sept 13 2012 battles Tetralogy of Fallot and DiGeorge syndrome. Parents Leslie and B J Harris describe a year filled with surgeries ventilator care and ongoing hospital stays while Crawford County businesses and Pittsburg community rally with prizes and heartfelt donations.
Ascher argues KU symbol pride could hinder administration as Bud Jennings 1939 collection faces sale after loaning to the union four years ago. Jennings tracked his purchase costs and sought a buyer to fund retirement while an antique-store partner and the union arranged appraisals, with an auction and eBay sale planned.
Ascher funded a donation to keep the Jayhawk memorabilia at the union after news of a sale. Mike Reid, union public affairs director, will oversee restoration and display improvements, collecting and unpacking pieces over the coming weeks for students and visitors.
Ben Anglesbee is reachable at 832 7173 for further information or inquiries regarding the report.
Local newspaper contact page lists departments and phone numbers for arts, government, courts, schools, obituaries, and delivery, with a note on story ideas and postal address for changes. Includes postmaster address and dial numbers for billing and delivery questions.
Daily figures show 30 Year Treasury at 4.80 percent, Corn at 3.25 cents per bushel, Soybeans 4.60 dollars per bushel, Wheat 0.95 dollars, Oil down 1.68 dollars, Gold at 1369.30 dollars per ounce, Silver 23.29 dollars, Platinum 1473.00 dollars, with miscellaneous outputs from Chicago and New York markets. The sheet lists price changes and settle values for metals, grains, and energy commodities, reflecting current market movements.
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