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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1973
Page
2
The document lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff with editor Dolph Simons Sr and publisher Dolph C. Ennnie Jr linked to the World Company. It notes publication details, office location, and subscription rates for 1973. It also marks the paper as a Wednesday evening edition dated April 18 1973.
The piece debates executive privilege as Nixon aides resist congressional subpoenas. Kleindienst cites possible withholdings or impeachment. Agnew is portrayed as troubled by Watergate handling. Debate centers on Congress shrinking privilege rules to curb abuse while public airing of the case remains sought.
Eastern Tennesseans note the rise of Archie Dykes from Church Hill to UT Knoxville chancellorship and praise his leadership. His move from Greenville to UT Memphis and Martin, then to Knoxville, is highlighted along with strong campus support and a loving wife. The region wishes him well as Kansas gains a talented educator.
The Carnegie Commission reports American colleges and universities made heroic cost cuts over two years, freezing salaries and delaying maintenance while increasing class sizes. The overall rise in costs per student fell from 4.0 to 0.5 percent, but experts warn such savings are unsustainable without quality loss.
Susan Hess explains puppy feeding as key to good pet status. Begin with four meals daily for the first three months, then reduce to two meals, and finally one nightly meal by age one. Emphasizes balanced nutrition, choosing complete foods, and always providing fresh water to prevent health problems.
A reader service listing provides the federal state county city and school elected officials for Lawrence with multiple names and addresses. It includes U S senators James Pearson and Robert Dole, representatives Larry Winn Jr John Vogel Mike Glover Lloyd Bizzi and mayoral and council figures such as Nancy Hambleton Barkley Clark Fred Pence Walter Cragan Arthur Heck and I J Stone with street and route details.
The Equity Funding collapse stands out for its broad failures across conflicts of interest auditors investor protection and regulation. Regulators allege fabricating books selling fictitious policies to create instant cash and mislead banks brokers and investors many of whom still hold millions in shares.
Notable local items include Capt. Joe Engle, KU graduate, training for space flight as a featured guest at the Engineering Exposition. League of Women Voters notes suffrage leader Mrs. Edward Yaggy. City trash pile grows at 35 truckloads daily with night burning. Gov. Anderson plans to veto a bill on state research parks. Kansas Relays parade shines with bands majorettes and floats. KU intramural chief Don Powell to open golf range. VFW commander Arvid Balterson elected district leader. 1933 plans for Roosevelt era relief corps and milk price changes noted. Tickets for Kansas Relays priced at 1.10 reserved, 0.55 general. Prayer closes with a hopeful blessing.
Texas born pianist Van Cliburn, famed after winning the first Moscow Tschaikovsky Competition, performed at Hoch Auditorium on the University of Kansas Concert Series. The program mixed Brahms, Beethoven, Chopin, Debussy and a finale Polonaise, with strong pianist command and a standing ovation.
A column argues Israel's Beirut raid signals a shift toward less elite protection in war. It proposes linking leaders' fates to conflict costs through bounty letters, urging fewer civilian deaths and greater accountability for rulers. The author questions sincerity of wartime leaders and envisions a price on top leaders.
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