Lawrence Journal World publication details and rates
Lawrence Journal World published daily except Sunday by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas. The notice lists editor W C Simons and subscription rates for various regions and delivery methods. The date shown is Thursday Evening April 8 1971.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Nixon addresses nation on war vows speedier Vietnam pullout
The President’s remarks show mixed reception with critics unlikely to shift and supporters firm. He appears tense yet sincere as he outlines accelerating troop withdrawal, aiming to end U.S. involvement after more than 44 000 American lives lost, signaling a pivotal shift in Vietnam policy.
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Nixon
America
U.S
Vietnam
Uncle Sam
Sharing a Delusion on Nixon Revenue Sharing in Kansas
The piece argues HEW is probing Kansas welfare rules as Washington seeks to enforce federal standards. It warns that noncompliance could cut off funds Kansas taxpayers send to Washington under revenue sharing, increasing federal control and reducing state autonomy.
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Nixon
Topeka
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas
HEW
Briar Cliff College elects Jim Hoffman president
Ruthven Iowa sophomore Jim Hoffman was elected president of Briar Cliff College Student Government Assn Sioux City. His goal is to create an environment where every student can learn how to live earn a living and learn for learning in pleasant conditions. The piece lauds rising student government leaders as healthier progress and a true gauge of campus caliber.
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Jim Hoffman
Ruthven
Iowa
Why Forecasts Are Faulty
New York AP examines why economists misread consumer behavior and spending trends. The piece notes that despite high savings, consumer spending remains uneven, suggesting forecasters overlook consumer free will and a possible shift in behavior. Major firms and economists discuss the limits of fiscal and monetary models.
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New York
Tilford Gaines
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Gaines
Kansas Hall of Fame highlights KU legacy in Wichita
Old Home Town Kansas University and Lawrence are spotlighted as Wichita hosts the state athletic Hall of Fame ceremony. Charter members listed include F C Phog Allen H W Bill Hargiss Dr James Nai smith Bill Nieder Jess Willard James Bausch and Glenn Cunningham.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Wichita
F.C
Phog) Allen
H. W
Bill) Hargiss
James Naismith
Bill Nieder
D. Quigley
Jess Willard
James Bausch
Glenn Cunningham
Elma R. Stauffer
Watkins
Daily Bible Message Prayer
A devotional prayer gives thanks for Jesus sacrifice on the cross and asks for wholehearted acceptance of His love to live gratefully. Amen.
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Jesus
The Niagara Ordeal and the Blaine Amendment Fight
The piece argues that New York Catholic education faces funding cuts under Blaine era limits on public aid. It notes Governor Rockefeller’s tactic to avoid repeal and preserve state finances, and details Niagara University’s response with tuition increases and no faculty raises. Fr. Slattery advises seeking transfers for dissatisfied students.
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Niagara University
New York
New York State
Rockefeller
Blaine
Board of Trustees
Niagara
Fr. Slattery
Mills Presses Welfare Alternatives in Capitol Hill Luncheon
Washington reports describe Rep. Wilbur Mills steering a closed door luncheon with Democratic leaders to outline revenue sharing alternatives beyond Nixon plan. Mills portrayed as partisan Democrat and urged cross party cooperation, signaling a shift in stance on welfare reform.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Democratic Party
Wilbur D. Mills
Nixons
House
Ways and Means Committee
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Carl Albert
Nixon
National Committee
Congressional
White House
Wilbur Mills
Mills
O’brien
Kennedy
Student letter defends LHS drug conference value
Lawrence High student Mark Braun argues the April 2 drug conference informed students about drugs rather than promoting use. He praises qualifications of speakers at KU and local centers, notes Mr Bauerle’s neat appearance, and urges more such activities in the future.
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Lawrence High
LHS
Journal World
Schwegler
Dr. McNally
KU Medical Center
Wayne Hird
Lawrence
Brian Bauerle
Mr. Dixon
Johnson County
Mr. Bauerle
Mark Braun
Stratford Rd
LHS Soph
Legislature Action in Kansas Highlights 18 Vote Rights and Bills
The Kansas Legislature approved ratification of an 18 vote rights amendment for state and local elections. Senate Ways and Means cut 5.1 million from welfare in a 490 million budget bill. The Senate sent 13 bills to Gov Docking including liquor on government property. A panel found Eugene Hiatt innocent of lying to a committee. The Senate backed two turnpikes Hutchinson to Oklahoma line and Kansas City to Galena. The House finished a 412 million appropriation bill with major cuts to state, schools and colleges.
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U.S
Kansas
Senate Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Robert Docking
Topeka
Eugene Hiatt
Hiatt
House
Hutchinson
Oklahoma Line
Kansas City
Galena
Car Production Dips as Plants Shut for Good Friday
Detroit AP Auto production fell as plants closed for Good Friday with GM and Chrysler remaining shut on Monday. Weekly car output planned at 147,731 versus 183,851 prior week, while year-to-date totals rose to 2,570,608 cars. Truck production set at 34,638, down from last week, with 568,397 trucks built year to date.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Automotive News
We Are An African People We Are An African People
Editorial notes about unemployment and job training impacting Africans in Lawrence Kansas. It cites a 5 percent overall rate but suggests Africans face closer to 20 percent joblessness, with limited hiring by unions and no local vocational schools. Welfare cuts and restrictive funding worsen conditions for disadvantaged communities.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Employment Service
Employment Service
Hallmark
FMC Chemical Corp
University
Philadelphia
Hercules Ammunition Plant
Nyc
STEP
National Youth
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
EU Union
First National Bank
Hope Plaza
Pine Tree
Human Resource Commission
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