Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph C. Simons Sr and Jr as editors and publisher Bill Mayer with executive editor C. Hage and managing editor Ernest Contius. The paper is published daily except Sunday by The World Company with a listed address and contact number and subscription rates for local and mail readers.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
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Ernest Eontius
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
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Coal to Gas: A Practical Route for Energy Security
The piece argues to pivot from oil and gas to coal use to ease shortages. Sen. Henry Jackson proposes a ten year 20 billion dollar push increasing R D to fund coal gasification research and joint government industry efforts to unlock the 400 year coal reserve. Act now to advance coal to gas.
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Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Public awareness urged on press freedom and news as a public right
The piece cites the New York Times arguing that attacks on the press threaten the public rather than media owners. It stresses news as a public resource, shield laws’ public welfare purpose, and KU discussions on First Amendment protections, urging continued education and vigilance.
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Kansas University
Franklin Murphy
Booming Executive Jobs Demand Clear Resumes
The executive job market is growing with about 5,000 openings a month in the $15,000 plus category. Many applicants fail with messy or poorly written resumes, says William Breitmayer of Executive Register, who processes applications for corporate clients. He advises a two section resume with a brief personal sketch and education, then a detailed ten year work history highlighting company size, responsibilities, and outputs.
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New York
William Breitmayer
Breitmayer
Executive Register
New Canaan
Old Home Scene And Events From Lawrence Newsroom
Reports from Lawrence cover space craft display at KU fair drought relief on Relays day and landowner letters for the 7000 acre Wakarusa dam project. Also notes a local birthday, political leadership, bank tenure, a governor in the family, a fatal hit and run, and housing and gold standard market shifts.
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Clinton
Lawrence
Kansas City Corps of Engineers
Wakarusa River
George Caldwell
The
Lawrence League For the Protection of Democracy
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse Initiative
Lawrence area volunteers are urged to contact Volunteer Clearinghouse at 841 5059 or Box 417 Lawrence 66044 for weekly postings of urgent needs. Readers can assist elderly residents, supervise Girl Scout activities, tutor at Sommday School Child Care Center, staff hospital departments, provide telephone companionship, help parolees, and support Head Start and United Child Care Center with reading and supervision.
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Lawrence Area
United Child Care Center
Head Start
Beer drinkers cannot distinguish brands or costs in blind tests
California Polytechnic researchers report that 20 students could not identify their preferred beer when labels were removed, finding no difference in body or taste claims. Further wine tests showed blindfolded tasters could separate red from white but struggled to tell $4 per fifth wine from $2, highlighting limits of perceived impact of price and branding.
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California Polytechnic
Pomona
Ralph Bettencourt
Inflation Drives Push for Tighter Wage Price Controls
Washington reports inflation in early 1972 slows consumer spending and raises pressure for stricter wage price limits. Nixon resists yet signs point to possible action as GNP shows 6 percent annual inflation and March prices rise, with Shultz urging cautious steps and Congress on recess awaiting a new bill.
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Washington
Nixon
Ucts
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Congress
Fed Vice Chairman Robertson to resign by April end
James Louis Robertson submitted his resignation as vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board to President Nixon. He said the letter is dated March 19 and would take effect no later than the end of April. He gave no explanation for the late announcement.
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Capitol Hill
GNP
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Washington (Ap
James Louis Robertson
Board of Governors
The
Federal Reserve System
Isaac Hayes Weds Mignon Hartley in Carson City
Isaac Hayes Jr. 30, Oscar winner for Shaft theme, married Mignon Hartley 24 in a brief Carson City ceremony. Justice of the Peace Tom Davis said the couple wed Wednesday night. Hayes lists Memphis as his address.
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Carson City
Nev
Isaac Hayes Jr
Justice of the Peace
Tom Davis
Hayes
Memphis, Tenn
Mignon Hartley
Washington, D.C
Faculty activism may define 1970s higher education shift
The Carnegie Commission says faculty become the likely activists of the 1970s as governance power moves from campus to outside agencies. It notes a move toward collective bargaining, slower salary growth, and more participation by faculty, students and alumni in trustee nominations, amid calls for broader state policy without undermining professional academic judgment. Tanaka outlines multipolar diplomacy plan with visits to the United States and other powers this year.
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Washington
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Commission
U. S
Nagoya
Japan
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
West Germany
Nixon
Europe
Welfare policy critique questions the system's aims
In a column by Phyllis Jones, the piece analyzes how technology and economic shifts erode stable work, creating a welfare trap. It outlines specific Aid to Dependent Children rules in Douglas County, such as desertion complaints, job registration for those with older children, university enrollment causing loss of aid, and strict income reporting, arguing the system burdens the poor rather than helping them.
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Phyllis Jones
Kansas University
Journal-World Opinion
America
Pentagon
Douglas County
University of Kansas
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Douglas
Kansas
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Lawrence, Kan
New York Times
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
William Docking
Kansas City Club
First National Bank
George
Robert
AFC
Leo Simon
U.S. Building and Loan League
Chicago
Stocck
U.S
Ballard Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
Aday
Douglas County Probate and Parole Office
Hope Plaza
Edna Hill
Labor Department
Fed
Isaac Hayes
Clark Kerr
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