Lawrence Journal World details 1973 staff and rates
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff positions led by DOLPH C. SIMONS SR and BILL MAYS SR, with editors and departments named. It provides publishing location at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and subscription rates for carriers and mail across regions including Douglas County and greater Kansas City, Mo. on Tuesday Evening Aug 21, 1973.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Smog Over Lawrence and New York Police Theft Case Noted
A hazy dawn in Lawrence signals air pollution concerns with an orange sun struggle against smog while New York officials announce a major narcotics theft ring inside the police department. Colorado and Sweden air mentions follow with policy reminders and social welfare notes.
Enrollment for Lawrence elementary schools announced
The notice lists Aug 27 enrollment for Lawrence elementary students along with changes at Lawrence High where Dan Kahler becomes principal succeeding Neal Wherry and H C Stuart named vice principal. It also notes Mothers of Twins forming a local club and a warm spell ending a drought.
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Lawrence
Dan Kahler
Neal Wherry
Lawrence High
H. C. Stuart
The
Mercury
Nixon speech reflects paralysis and hints at resignation
The piece argues Nixon offered a cautious stance on Watergate, suggesting resignation if Congress censures him by September and condemns the administration’s silences. It contrasts his limited gesture with broader critique of Nixon aides and the administration’s dirty politics.
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Watergate
Baseball Lessons From a World Series With Greek Stars
An editor notes a World Series viewing with Melina Mercouri and Jules Dassin. Greek cultural misunderstandings frame baseball basics including pitchers, bases, strikes, and outs, with a playful dig at American terms and a nod to Mickey Mantle’s Greek surname joke.
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Miss Mercouri
Agnew Crisis Deepens as Laird Warns Republicans
A confidential Aug 7 call from Melvin Laird to Rep. John Anderson urged restraint in defending Vice President Agnew. The note adds that Agnew faces federal probes into bribery, extortion, tax fraud and conspiracy.
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Washington
White House
Melvin R. Laird
Spiro Agnew
Ted Agnew
John B. Anderson
Illinois
House
Laird
Agnew
Anderson
Justice Department
Atty
Elliot Richardson
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
Gerald Warren
Nixon
New York Times
Speeders Convicted in Lawrence Municipal Court
In Lawrence Municipal Court last week 39 speeders were convicted with fines totaling 458 dollars, surpassing the prior two weeks. Other traffic convictions added 4 cases with 558 dollars in fines, bringing total convictions to 64 and fines to 1,036 dollars, plus three suspended jail terms and one non traffic disorderly conduct fine of 20 dollars. General Omar N. Bradley shows improvement after surgery to prevent clots reaching the lungs.
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Lawrence Municipal Court
Los Angeles
Omar N., Bradley
Kennedy urged to use name for good after Nantucket crash
Joseph P. Kennedy III, son of the late Senator Robert Kennedy, was found guilty of negligent driving in Nantucket. He was fined 100 dollars and had driving rights suspended for 60 days after a collision that injured seven people including 18 year old Pamela Kelley who remains hospitalized. Judge C George Anastos cited Kennedy’s age and noted the public interest in using his name for good. The accident occurred on Polpis Road when Kennedy’s Jeep-like vehicle overturned as he swerved to avoid another car. The license suspension was automatic on conviction. In Washington, officials say Gordon Godley is expected to be nominated as U S ambassador to Argentina after Senate committee previously rejected his appointment.
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New York City
New York
New York State
H. Nadjari
Vincent Papa
Atlanta
Nadjari
New York Department
Colorado
Washingon
Melina Mercouri
Washington
Jules Dassin
Nantucket
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy III
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Anastos
Kennedy
Pamela Kelley
Centerville
Polpis Road
Siasconset
Island
Young Kennedy
U.S
Argentina
Godley
Laos
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Ww. C. Simons
Audit Bureau of ‘Circulation
Associated Press
Sweden
Stockholm
Europe
America
Gunnar Straeng
International League
Old Home Town
Rose Gieseman
Business and Profession Women’s Club of Kansas
Colby
Alan Asher
American Legion
Douglas County
Hannah Oliver
Rotary
Quantrill
Anita Moore
James Moore
Seegretti
Congress
Mr. Nixon
Otto Otepka
Dan Elisberg
Massachusetts
Texas
Gaza Strip
Dmz
Alger Hiss
Benvenuto Cellini
Haldeman
John Deanard
John Dean
Benio Mussolini
Mussolini
Dean
Anti-Trust
ITT
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Lavender Hill
Segretti
Jackson
George McGovern
Bay of Pigs
Woodstock Nation
Baseball
Art Buchwald
Greece
Mr. Dassin
Capitol
Pentagon
Country
Supreme Court
Dassin
Yankees
Willie Mays
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Maryland
Prsident
John B. Connally
Connally
Agnewites
Richardson
Haig
Bradley
Judge
C. George Anastos
Alyzed
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
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