Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, Brill Mayer, Ralph Gage, Ernest Pontis, and Leo Keller. It notes publication daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, with subscription rates by carrier and mail ranging from 12.42 to 24.60 per year.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Brill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontis
Leo Keller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Underpaid government workers myth and pay facts
A 1970s discussion debunks the myth of underpaid government workers with Tax Foundation data showing average earnings for federal, state, and local staff well above private sector figures. It notes costs have risen faster for government payrolls and highlights concerns about public perception. Also profiles retiring Washburn University English professor Eldo Bunge, praising devoted teaching.
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United States
Tax Foundation of
New York
Tax Foundation
Foundation
Eldo Bunge
Washburn University of Topeka
Washburn
Bunge
Kansas University
Environment Costs Rise With Green Initiatives
The piece links higher prices to cleaner air safety rules and tougher car standards. It cites 37 million vehicle recalls over six years due to defects and notes ecological restrictions pushing up housing and energy costs. It also covers employee theft as a major business loss and argues later standards may inflate auto prices.
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Bob Curtis
Advance Mortgage Corp
Washington, D.C
California
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Irving Rose
U.S
First National City Bank
Office of Science and Technology
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Precautions for Liquor Liability at Social Events
The Insurance Information Institute advises on reducing liquor liability for gatherings. Serve substantial food, limit drinking time, use professional bartenders, and employ security for larger events. A post cocktail meal or entertainment can extend the event and lower risk.
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Insurance Information Institute
Lawrence Elects Rusty Springer Mayor and New Commission
Rusty Springer elected mayor of Lawrence with Jim Owens named vice chairman for the new commission. Springer succeeds Ben Barteldes as the area faced light rainfall of .09 inches but drought relief was reported. City Manager Harold Horn says 147 people joined efforts for a comprehensive Lawrence plan.
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Rusty Springer
Lawrence
Jim Owens
Springer
Ben Barteldes
Harold Horn
Prayer for Peace and Sin Acknowledgment
A devotional prayer asks for true peace from the Lord and acknowledges chasing worldly remedies as sins. It pleads that the peace of Christ may rule in hearts and ends with an amen.
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Christ
Hotline conference to boost Kansas City crisis lines
Human Rescue Inc hosts a three day hotline conference April 27 29 at St Pauls School of Theology with participants from Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma Texas Ohio California and New England. Workshops cover mental health drug use and death by own action with Dr David Bernstein and Dr Donald Schumacher leading sessions.
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Kansas City
Human Rescue, Inc
Kansas. City
St. Pauls School of Theology
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Ohio
California
New England States
David Bernstein
Tulsa, Okla
County Mental Health Association
Donald Schumacher
Kansas City Social Health Society
County Mental Health Department
Western Missouri Mental Health Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Mary Hurst
HRI
Metroplitan
Mrs. Hurst
When to back away says the man who chooses
A columnist argues that choosing to say no protects safety and longevity. It warns against inviting schemes and risky ventures that tempt with money, schemes, or social pressure. Examples urge resisting get rich quick pitches and risky group decisions.
Principal Rife Praised for Student Focus at Lawrence High
Helen Shumway, staff member at Lawrence High School, lauds acting principal Max Rife for his dedication to students and understanding of the community. She notes the school’s unique growth, program expansion, and staff support while urging public recognition of his humane leadership.
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Lawrence High School
Max Rife
Lawrence High
Rife
Helen Shumway
Why They Call Him Ike A Kansas Newsman Explains
Henry B. Jameson former Journal World and AP staffer now Abilene Reflector Chronicle publisher discusses Ike Eisenhower in a new Vantage Press book. He recalls pivotal World War II events and Ike’s rise to the presidency, offering anecdotes from Jameson’s Kansas and Abilene vantage points.
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Kansas
Ike
Vantage Press
New York City
Henry B. Jameson
Journal-World
Associated Press
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Dwight DD. Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Franklin Roosevelt
Dwight F Eisenhower
U.S
Jameson
Dwight Eisenhower
Abilene
Eisenhower
Kentucky
Daily
Europe
France
Journal- World
Tke
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega analysis of Vietnam and Cambodia war
An opinion column argues the Vietnam war and Cambodia bombing show executive overreach and moral decay. It attacks dehumanization of bombing crews, rejects following orders as excuse, and calls modern war mass murder driven by rulers not people.
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Gus Dizerega
Vietnam
Cambodia
Calley
Dresden
Southeast Asia
Nuremburg
United States
North Vietnam
America
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Old Home Town
Fraser Theater
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Riley Burcham
Rotary Club
George Smith
Karl Klooz
Jim Brand Sr
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
City Commission
Massachusetts
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
Lt. Calleys
Richard Nixon
Washington
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