Lawrence Journal-World personnel and rates draft notice
The notice lists staff roles including President Publisher Dolpit Simons Jr Editor Stevie Parsons and Advertising Director LMO Melee. It provides address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas counties and surrounding areas. It notes AP and ABC affiliations and that this is a Tuesday edition dated Aug 24 1971.
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Dolpit OC. Simons JR
Dolpiut Semons
Stevie Parsons
Bi. Mayer
Daryve
Wales
Ernest Pontius
LMO Melee
Joh
the World Company
Sixth
New Tormpshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Enlaw
Lax
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Bicycle Boom Spreads as Adults Embrace Light Bikes
The bicycle industry foresees a record 1972 with 8.5 million expected sales, driven by economy ecology and fitness. Adults now account for 30 percent of sales with multi speed models aiding climbs, while companies race to meet backlogs and innovate like the adult tri bike.
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America
Bicycle Institute of America
Kansas University
Bicycle Institute
Schwinn
Huffman
Janeway Still Blasts Away Over Economic Plan
New York AP reports economist Flint Janeway remains sharp in criticism of the administration despite the new economic plan. He predicts a Dow near 500, labor unrest, and budget clashes with Rep. Wilbur Mills, arguing officials ignore history and critics. He backs a wage freeze but favors a one year stretchout of contracts to preserve value.
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New York
Flint Janeway
Wilbur Mills
Janeway
Washington
America
Roy McMullen
Germany
Friedrich von Ralston
von Ralston
McMullen
S.O.B
Major McMullen
Chuck
Gazonga
Wallaboo
Lawrence LIFE group forms to show American life to visitors
A 40-member coalition of business university church civic veterans and farm officials approved creating Lawrence LIFE to showcase the American way of life to visiting foreign students.
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Lawrence Life
Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise
Centron Corporation
Don Carbaugh
Lawrence
Stories You Never Quite Get Aboard The Night Mail
A collage of lighthearted anecdotes spans a pregnant delivery rescue by an alert patrolman, a chimpanzee art entry mocked by critics, an exchange with a WWII ace, a benchwarmer kicker at Wallaboo, and Princess Anne among eight British riders set for Lincolnshire horse trials.
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Secreta Falls
Sean Morgan
Maple Street
Sean
London
Lincolnshire
Princess Anne
Two Presidents and the Inflation Dilemma
A long analysis traces a Democratic President initiating expansive programs, followed by a Republican pivot to deficit spending, wage and price controls, and labor union pushback. It highlights political calculations, party dynamics, and the puzzling silence of Democratic leaders as critics laments inflation.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
United States
UPI
Reuters
Agence France-Presse
Izvestia
Dan Elisberg
National Review
Nixon Bus Plan Offensive and Wallace Gains Noted
In a tense struggle over school busing the Nixon administration pursues a limited anti busing stance while the Supreme Court constrains him Wallace capitalizes on anti busing sentiment to gain momentum In August White House aides and officials grapple with the new desegregation push as debates escalate in Columbia Washington and Austin.
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Nixon
Wallace
Washington
South
George Wallace
Alabama
Supreme Court
Mr. Nixon
White House
Dixie
George Shultz
Edward L. Morgan
John Mitchell
Morgan
School Board
Columbia
D.C
Deep South
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Stanley Pottinger
HEW
Sen
John Tower
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Austin
Tex
Shultz
Justice Department
Public Education Reform Letters Challenge State Control
Edward J. Paris argues in favor of ending compulsory state responsibility for education. He urges local taxation and citizen supervision over schools, criticizing NEA officials and state certification. He questions uniform district tax bases and demand for school choice and private schooling options.
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NEA
Neely
OEP
Cain
Educational Breaucracy
Edward J. Paris
Harvard Rd
Anniversaries and Headlines From August Twenty Fourth History
Highlights of notable events on August 24 across history include the 1814 British capture of Washington DC and burning of the Capitol, the 79 AD Mt Vesuvius eruption burying Pompeii, Washington’s 1777 Philadelphia march, Bragg’s 1862 Kentucky raid, Edison’s motion camera patent, Earhart’s solo US flight, Vargas’s 1954 suicide, plus Cold War warnings and LBJ price aims from recent decades.
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Capitol
White House
Mt. Vesuvius
Italy
Pompeii
Herculaneum
George Washington
Philadelphia
Braxton Bragg
Kentucky
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