Lawrence Daily Journal World history and staff listing 1972
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including publisher Dolph Simons editor and executive editor positions with date 1972. It notes publication as The World Company Lawrence Kansas with address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail. The notice appears in the Thursday Evening August 3 1972 edition.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Going It Alone in Kansas as Docking Runs for Fourth Term
The piece analyzes Gov. Robert Docking’s solitary campaign stance in Kansas, criticizing his distance from McGovern and George Hart, and questions vice presidential picks like Agnew and Eagleton. It notes primary delays, counting issues, and the slow rollout of absentee-ballot rules, urging reforms for the November vote.
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Robert Docking
Lonesome
Bob
George McGovern
George Hart
Wichita
Miami Beach
Docking
McGovern
Kansas
Tom Eagleton
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
United States
U.S
Agnew
Eagleton
White House
Congress
SPN
Sen. McGovern
Mayo’s
How to Reduce Energy Use
The article reports engineers see major energy savings from lighting efficiency and better heat management. It notes buildings consume about 20 percent of industrial and commercial energy, with lighting accounting for a fifth of that, and suggests 15 to 25 percent potential reductions through better usage and newer lamp tech.
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New York
The
Illuminating Engineering Society
Richard Dorsey
General Electric
George Clark
IES
Sylvania Electric
Dorsey and Clark
Clark
Counting reforms and Eagleton baggage in November politics
Ready to improve a counting system in November with more counters to cut absentee time for the general election. Mathia deserves praise for plans to remove bottlenecks, while tardy precinct reports remain the responsibility of local teams.
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Delbert Mathia al
Mathia
Ambulance service under review by mayor in 1962
Mayor Ted Kennedy proposed that specially trained police and sheriff officers handle ambulance duties amid ongoing service issues. James Pearson, a U S Senate appointee, campaigned for election to fill the Schoeppel term. Sidney and Rachel Feldman filed a damages suit over petroleum leaks from a nearby gas station.
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Ted Kennedy
U.S. Senate
James Pearson
John Anderson
Andrew Schoeppel
Schoeppel
Sidney
Rachel Feldman
Highland Dr
Kennedy Family Sets Sail as McGovern VP Buzz Bubbles
In a playful bid to dodge VP chatter Teddy Kennedy gathers nieces and nephews for a month long sail from Hyannis Port. The family mutiny joke fades as reporters note the Eagleton furor and Teddy’s cautious public distancing while at sea near Nantucket.
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Washington
Teddy Kennedy
Hyannis Port
BucHwato Teddy
McGovern
Teddy
Joan
Tom Eagleton
Eagleton
Kennedy Compound
Ethel Kennedy
Eunice Shriver
Anthony Shriver
Christopher Kennedy
Eunice
Nantucket Island
China wary of U.S. troop pullout and arms cuts
A Chinese diplomat in Paris warns that a unilateral U.S. withdrawal from Europe or deep arms cuts could let the Soviet Union dominate Europe, threatening Peking’s security and its Nixon reelection strategy. Chinese officials fear McGovern’s antiwar stance more than Nixon’s.
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Washington
China
U.S
Europe
Soviet Union
Peking
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
European
Nixon
Mao-tse-tung
Mao
Lin Piao
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Dicente
Chou
Asia
Vietnam
Sen
George McGovern
Russia
McGovern
NATO
Henry A. Kissinger
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Gerald Ford
Michigan
India
Southeast Asia
Social Security funds details and 1971 interest income explained
In a June 3 1972 letter Robert M Ball explains four Social Security trust funds are separate and only used for benefits and program costs. By Dec 31 1971 total income exceeded outgo by 43.9 billion with 40.4 billion in government obligations earning 5.45 percent. The author criticizes transfers to general funds and foreign aid and taxes on the resulting interest.
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Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Treasury
United States
Congress
Greece
United Nations
Today in History for August 3 Past notable events
Highlights include Columbus's 1492 voyage from Spain, Benedict Arnold at West Point in 1780, Suez occupation in 1881, Germany declaring war in 1914, 1943 anti Nazi protests in northern Italy, 1951 West Point cadet dismissals, Nautilus polar crossing in 1958, and 1968 political shifts in Algeria and Vietnam tax talks. Birthdays include Tony Bennett and Dolores Del Rio.
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Suez
Germany
France
Milan
Genoa
Italy
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
U.S
Nautilus
North Pole
Algiers
Mohammed Ben Bella
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vietnam
Cuba
Madrid
Spain
Tony Bennett
Dolores del Rio
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England
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Prince William
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Senator McGovern
Old Home Town
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Henry Shenk
Ralph Pine
Russell Carter
F. C. Whipper
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Lloyd Houston
Maude Elliott
Costa Rica
High Means
C. E. Friend
Zephaniah
Kennedy
Art Buchwald
Ethel
Bobby Kennedy Jr
Red China
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