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Journal World notes obituary submissions by funeral homes or families. For information about running obituaries, call 832 7151.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2017
Page
2
Journal World notes obituary submissions by funeral homes or families. For information about running obituaries, call 832 7151.
William E. Bill McCrary 81 of Lawrence died September 20 2017 at the University of Kansas Hospital Funeral services are pending with Rumsey Yost Funeral Home Crematory Visit rumsey-yost com for details
Bouppha Sengsathevane, 82, of Lawrence, will have a traditional Buddhist ceremony at 1 pm Saturday at Rumsey Yost. The family will receive friends from 5 to 8 today.
Bryce Holladay, 26, of Lawrence died September 19, 2017. Services are pending and will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home. Funeral home information and arrangements will be posted at rumsey-yost.com.
Memorial services for Ann Lucile Francis Oliver aged 65 of Lawrence will be held October 7 2017 at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home She died September 21 2017 in Overland Park Kansas Rumsey Yost Funeral Home website lists further details.
Regents authorize spending 2.5 million to draft architectural plans converting Dykes Library on the KU medical campus into a dental school. The proposal will go to the governor for inclusion in the 2018 budget request to lawmakers. The board aims to restore 2015 allotment cuts and fund other core items before considering the dental project, with ESU nursing and CTE funding among top priorities.
Mitchell testified this is a homicide with no accidental scenario, describing Oliver's injuries including skull base fracture, head bruise, forehead swelling, and liver trauma. First responders said Oliver was unresponsive and cool to the touch. efforts to revive him failed in scene, ambulance, and hospital. Buchhorn, a daily caregiver at a basement day care run by a woman, said Oliver who cried often was placed in a portable crib for a nap and later found unresponsive. Detective Lawson noted Buchhorn said Oliver acted normally that day.
Coroner Dr. Erik Mitchell describes the case as a homicide with injuries directly causing the death. Investigators scrutinize suspect information and medical findings to establish a non accidental cause and pursue charges.
In closing arguments, Buchhorn's lawyers questioned first responders and CPR timing while asserting oversight of Oliver Ortiz's care. Prosecutor Rieg pressed the coroner's timeline and noted the owner was not with the children at the basement moment, arguing only she had opportunity to cause the injuries. More than twenty observers filled the courtroom as the murder case proceeded with witnesses and prosecutors presenting their stance.
Drake faces a $750000 bond after being questioned about a fatal home shooting in Lawrence. He is charged with voluntary manslaughter and the next hearing is September 26. Police found Holladay fatally shot at 2013 W 27th Terrace with blood at the scene.
State officials vow to tighten office security after a shooting at a KDOR tax office. Spokeswoman Rachel Whitten says agency is reviewing procedures and denies speculation, noting zero incidents before the event. Critics say risk assessments should have occurred when offices moved from the Finney Building.
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