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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1971
Page
2
The fragment lists staff roles for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World including President Publisher Editor and other positions. It notes publication years 1891 to 1952 and that the paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
The Chamber of Commerce sponsored slide show Law rence Enters the 70s A Year of Conflict and Change debuted at the Kansas Union during the annual meeting. About 500 attendees left inspired by the balanced portrayal of past unrest and community progress and urged wider sharing of the film with other cities. The program highlighted KU astronauts Engle and Evans returning for the 1971 Relays and praised the project as an effective ambassador for Lawrence.
A student panel endorsement from Paul Cardar Rob Seaver and Bob Stanley argues for a referendum to raise funds, calls for revised House Bill 2004 discipline rules, and supports including student advisory roles on the school board. The letter praises candidates John Spearman Kenneth Anderson Jack Landreth Julie Hack and others for varied views and commitment to education.
Kansas State University researchers describe Araucanas as colorful egg layers with blue, olive, blue green, pink, and rusty brown shells. Eggs come in varied colors per bird, usually blue, and colors are not predictable. The university notes the novelty birds offer a mess free alternative to dyeing eggs.
A broad sales analysis from over 500 Western U S bookstores lists top fiction titles including Love Story by Erich Segal, QB VII by Leon Uris, Islands in the Sun by Hemingway, Rich Man Poor Man by Sha w, Passenger to Frankfurt by Agatha Christie, The Underground Man by McDonald. Non fiction highlights include The Greening of America by Reich Civilization by Clark Future Shock by Toff ler Khrushchev Remembers Stillwell and the American Experience in China by Tuchman.
Secret talks explore reopening the Suez as a first step toward breaking the Israeli Egyptian peace deadlock. Israel seeks 25 kilometer west-bank sovereignty limits, thin-out of Egyptian forces, and air inspection rights, while Egypt rejects ceding sovereignty and full Israeli presence.
Warren Rhodes elected president of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce succeeding Justin Hill. KU reports HELP KU scholarship fund surpasses 14 000 dollars with strong drive progress since March 14.
The message quotes John 15 11 urging joy in believers and asks for divine help to conquer inner space. It prays for guidance to widen understanding among mankind through the spirit of Christ and asks for spiritual growth in this space age.
A reader questions the half cent city sales tax to fund 26 more police officers and criticizes arrest outcomes. Another letter condemns the My Lai massacre and hints Lt. Calley deserves punishment while calling for accountability.
An appeal by Harriet E. Brown on behalf of the Betty Washington Chapter D A R and allied groups asks Senator Dole to seek clemency from President Nixon for Lt Calley. The letter frames Calley as acting under superior orders and references Verdun service by the author.
A reader condemns Lt. Calley for My Lai killings and supports the Ft Benning verdict while criticizing landfill policy and littering enforcement. He urges funds be redirected to local needs and cites recurring street trash on 23rd Street and yard waste fromWindy Season. Ivan Roberts, 1506 W 22nd Ter.
Washington debate over no fault auto insurance highlights benefits like quicker claims and lower premiums against risks to lawyers' jobs. A lawyer character, Briefless, laments loss of income while legislators back the idea, fearing the impact on civil litigation and the right to sue.
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