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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1973
Page
2
Rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions across regions are listed, detailing monthly, yearly, and out of state prices. The notice specifies options for carrier, mail in local counties, remaining Kansas counties, adjoining Missouri, and nationwide delivery with tax included.
The interview recounts George Foreman bearing the American flag after Mexico City 1968, his journey from Houston youth to Olympic heavyweight champion, and his belief that hard work and gratitude within the American system fuel achievement. He emphasizes humility, determination, and honoring opportunity.
New York AP reports private pension assets reach at least 137 billion dollars with 30 million workers covered and 4.7 million receiving more than 7.4 billion annually. By 1980 assets are projected above 250 billion amid concerns over fiduciary duties, disclosure, and funding as Congress debates vesting standards from Javits Williams 50 rule to 100 percent after 15 years.
Herbert Sperling of Bellmore New York once loved neighbor and father image as he aided kids and shared cash. Police say he was a major heroin dealer involved in a historic 60 hour raid that yielded 67 indictments and exposed dozens of lives to crime.
In 1963 the Kansas Board of Regents approved waiving athletic director Dutch Lonborgs normal retirement for one year and named Charles Oldfather as KU Athletic Board chairman to replace Cal VanderWerf.
The remark condemns the harm caused by narcotics activities and warns against leniency. It questions how justice may treat a drug seller who escapes punishment, noting the frequent leniency shown to such individuals.
In Vietnam a Hungarian led ICCS region boasted of protecting PRG interests provoking fears among U S officials. The article notes Communist Hungarians and Poles obstructing ceasefire reporting, undermining Paris accords and Kissinger diplomacy, while Canadian officers grow disillusioned and Indonesians seek retreat.
Readers urge designation of Redbud Trails in eastern Kansas with scenic drives from Lone Star Lake to I 70 between Lawrence and Kansas City and a Kaw River route to Topeka. They ask to admire nature and oppose picking or destroying wildlife.
Community Office lists urgent volunteer needs from various Lawrence agencies. Call 941 5059 weekdays or write Box 417 Lawrence 66044 to offer help. roles include library storytelling, public relations, bookkeeping, meals service, troop leadership, host families, coaching, and telephone outreach.
Adam Kay of 1225 Tenn writes a long letter criticizing Congress for upholding consumer burdens and restricting pest control products. He urges public lobbying against pest exterminators oil and building interests and calls for eliminating bureaucratic regulation.
Donald W. Morrison found about 150000 dollars during a 1968 Vietnam patrol. A federal claims commissioner says he cannot keep it because he acted as an agent of the United States. The court and Defense Department previously denied his petition. Morrison calls the money a treasure trove.
A two car collision at a Garden City intersection killed two girls Jill Collins 14 and Debbie Sage 15 and injured seven other local teenagers Wednesday afternoon. The vehicle occupants included Robbie Collins 16 Cindy Collins 13 Monica Baker 16 Chuck Lansdon 14 and Beth Robertson 12.
Phyllis Jones notes a funding clash at Kansas University between the Black Students Union and the Student Senate. The BSU seeks about 17 000 dollars but faces a Senate recommended 935 funding, risking the group’s programs and community impact amid broader federal cutbacks. The piece links campus funding to national trends and urges collective action by black student groups.
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