Douglas County Free Fair Highlights Farming Backbone
The Journal- World editorial touts agriculture as the nation’s backbone citing Washington on farming’s role and notes the upcoming Douglas County Free Fair at the County Fairgrounds. It promotes farm contributions and urges community ties between rural and urban residents with broad participation and appreciation of farming.
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America
United States
Douglas County
Pipeline disaster underscores Prudhoe Bay to Valdez project woes
The Alaska oil pipeline faces cost overruns and delays after environmental lobbying and labor scandals. Faulty welds and poor record keeping raise safety questions for about 3 000 seams, with 700 buried deep in permafrost. Delays threaten supply and costs.
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Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
United States
U.S
Jefferson Meets the Bureaucrats in a Modern Draft
A satirical letter imagines Thomas Jefferson facing today’s red tape. Lord North humorously pens questions and demands for a Declaration of Independence reform, including citations, measurable goals, budgets, timelines, and an organizational chart.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson and Company
Jefferson
Lord North
Ford Favored for VP Nomination and Nixon Pardon Role
The piece reviews how Democrats influenced Gerald Ford's rise to vice president and their changing stance on Nixon's pardon. It notes FBI interviews in 1973 praising Ford’s character, and cites contemporaries like Humphrey, McGovern, Muskie, Jackson, Hart, Eastland, and Woodcock. It also mentions 1974 diary accounts on Nixon prosecution attitudes and a carpet industry probe revealing buyer deception and potential FTC reforms.
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Washington
Ford
Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
John Connally
Congress
Connally
William Rogers
Melvin Laird
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Carl Albert
Jerry
House
FBI
Hubert Humphrey
D.minn
George McGovern
Edmund Muskie
D.-Me
Henry Jackson
D.-Wash
Phil Hart
D.-Mich
James Eastland
D.-Miss
McGovern
Humphrey
Muskie
Maine
Jackson
Hart
Eastland
Leonard Woodcock
Jimmy Carter
Robert McClory
Developing journalism and the fight for free press
The piece warns that developing countries push for government controlled news pools and nationalized media, risking a strangled global press. It notes UNESCO debates, IAPA and IPI fights, and laments the erosion of objective journalism despite early postwar optimism.
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George Orwell
Deirdre Carmody
New York Times
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
San Jose
Costa Rica
Inter American Press Association
Leonard Sussman
Freedom House
U.S.S.R
Byelorussia
New Delhi
Wes Gallagher
Kenya
Idi Amin
Uganda
Sudan
Egypt
Libya
el Salvador
Honduras
IAPA
International Press Institute
Ballard Center Seeks Extra School Starter Kits for Local Children
The Ballard Community Center asks Lawrence families to donate extra school starter kits for children in kindergarten through sixth grade as the new school year approaches. In last year’s drive nearly 100 kits were distributed with support from local residents. Donations can be dropped at 708 Elm St 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or mailed to Ballard Emergency School Fund Box 7 Lawrence 66044.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Ballard Community Center
Ballard
Elm St
Ballard Emergency School Fund
Cynthia Turner
Betty Dutton
City and Lawrence Memorial weigh bonds for nursing facility
City and Lawrence Memorial Hospital officials discussed selling municipal utility revenue bonds and lowering the mill levy to fund construction of a skilled nursing facility. KU loan demand may peak. county commissioners met to set tax levy and appoint a new commissioner. Rentz's German Show planned to visit and Russo German colonists bought Ellis County land.
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City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bob Billings
Aids and Awards
Shearer
Rentz
Barnum and Bailey
Lawrence
Ellis County
Violence on TV prompts sponsor letters survey finds
The National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting led by Nicholas Johnson reports six weeks of TV violence with shows like S W A T The Rockford Files and Starsky and Hutch and identifies top sponsors Colgate Palmolive Gillette Ford Johnson & Johnson American Motors and Lysol. It urges viewers to write sponsors, sharing sample letters praising violence in programs.
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Washington
National Citizens Committee For Broadcasting
Nicholas Johnson
FCC
S.W.A.T
The
Rockies
Sara
McMillian-Columbo
Joe Forrester
San Francisco
George Gerbner
Pennsylvania University
Colgate-Palmolive Products
Gillette Hair Products
Breck Shampoo
Ford Motor Co
Johnson and Johnson
American Motors
Lysol
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
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