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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1973
Page
2
The text lists staff roles and publication details for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World including editors and publishers, plus circulation rates and address. It notes establishment in 1854 with historic editor W. C. Simons and regular daily publication with Sunday exceptions, providing pricing for various delivery options.
The piece critiques the federal revenue sharing program sending funds to Lawrence and Douglas County in 1972 and predicts larger sums this year. It argues the money is a return of taxes, not a windfall, and warns against using it for lavish local projects or yes voting mandates. It favors keeping decisions with elected officials and treating the funds as regular tax money to reduce local tax burdens.
The passage argues that mere acquaintance fails to solve human relations problems. Peace requires mutual respect, consideration of others, and willingness to subordinate self interest. It cites conflicts from families to Northern Ireland as proof that goodwill is essential for progress.
West German intelligence cautions that Black September stalks Europe again as Palestinian groups increase subversive activity and acquire new weapons including anti aircraft rockets. Lt. Gen. David Blazer links this to the Israeli raid on Beirut as part of efforts to deter Arab forces.
The article notes heightened concerns that Black September will escalate operations before improving. It cites possible use of East Germany for training and reports President Nixon has ordered high alert for U S agencies in Europe and the Middle East. Observers criticize Israel's hard line, arguing many raiders escape prosecution and reappear on streets.
New York AP outlines how many buyers signed mortgages without full understanding. The piece notes three main loan types FHA VA and conventional and explains closing costs points and how lenders bill buyers. It stresses consumer education to avoid unnecessary surprise and fees.
Old Home Town Kansas University eyed a banner Spring Homecoming for the Relays but forecasts promised cold rain. Farmers hoped for early-week rain amid drought. Lawrence among 13 Kansas cities receiving National Safety Council traffic awards. A model of a new Lawrence airport was set for the Engineering Exposition. Road to Lone Star Lake repaired with calcium chloride to cut dust for spring and summer visitors.
The Overseas Private Investment Corporation refused ITT's 92 million claim for Chilean confiscation under Allende and will move to arbitration. The piece argues OPIC, and some U.S. intellectuals, attack American business while Allende exploits the controversy, drawing parallels to Ghana and Ghanaian leadership.
Foley College Poll finds about half of students unhappy with the Vietnam peace settlement and rising campus concern over involvement in Cambodia and Indochina. Survey of over 50 campuses shows 40 percent say yes, 46 percent no, 14 percent undecided.
Alice Cooper and band performed an 80 minute self described sick show at Allen Fieldhouse before about 11 500 fans. Kansas security plus KBI and Highway Patrol aided. one arrest was made for drugs and a concealed weapon. Cooper’s three month tour is expected to reach 800 000 fans and gross 4 5 million.
An 18-year-old hiker was trapped on Stone Mountain's north face for three hours before rescue. Jann Sailors said Bob Gadd climbed the south side, slipped near the carvings of Civil War heroes, and became stuck in a rock indentation.
Washington reports the fraying bond between President Nixon and AFL-CIO leader George Meany as Meany demands tougher price controls and a broad wage freeze. Meany threatens to quit the Labor-Management Advisory Committee if a hard freeze is not enacted. Senate race fund-raising notes follow with Goldwater warning on Watergate implications.
Letter from Charles Lacey of 2711 Oxford Rd objects to congressional support for the marigold as National Flower arguing pollen causes allergies and eye irritation. He urges ceasing lobbying efforts and champions other priorities over floral honors.
Pravda labeled China a troublemaker and praised U S Soviet cooperation. Viktor Mayevsky denounced Beijing as chauvinist and anti Soviet ahead of stronger ties with America. He highlighted joint Soviet American medical and science meetings and an eight billion dollar fertilizer deal with Occidental Petroleum as key milestones.
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