Lawrence Daily Journal World details 1973 staff and rates
The article lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff including editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and others, plus the publisher Bill Mayer. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, and notes publication details for Lawrence Kansas as of Tuesday Evening August 28, 1973.
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Dolph Simons SR
Cceseeerssiecermeene
Dolph C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Associated Press
Kissinger Takes Over As Secretary Of State From Rogers
Henry Kissinger succeeds William Rogers as Secretary of State. The piece notes Rogers poise and retirement, Kissinger’s wide latitude and need to unite agencies, and the high expectations and risks for Kissinger in managing foreign policy and Congress scrutiny.
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William Rogers
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Rogers
Kissinger
Foreign Service
Nixon
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
U.S. State Department
John Foster Dulles
Baseball lights at Broken Arrow Park left on again
In this energy crisis era, lights at Broken Arrow Park were left on all night. The incident occurred Monday night, and authorities are urged to take swift action to prevent recurrence.
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Broken Arrow Park
New Spinoffs From Space Program Boost Arizona
Arizona plans a program to use NASA Earth Resources Survey photos for 1800 detailed maps. Highway officials will map high accident areas while wildlife managers map land use and vegetation to monitor mountain lion habitat and plan trails and bike routes.
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Arizona
NASA
Earth Resources Survey
Highway Department
Fish and Game Department
Overseas Plans Move Ahead
Kansas City AP reports a Midwest Research Institute survey of 1,300 firms showing about 75 percent plan acquisitions this year with roughly one third involving foreign deals. Eighty percent with foreign operations plan expansion. Western Europe remains the top overseas area with growing Latin American and Far East emphasis.
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Kansas City
U.S
Midwest Research Organization
Midwest Research Institute of
Nuss
Western Europe
Latin America
Brazil
Far East
South Africa
Russia
China
Europe
MRI
United States
Vinland Fair Opens Amid Welfare Eligibility Dispute
A three day Vinland Fair is set to begin as locals anticipate crowds. A resident challenges county attorney Ralph King’s welfare ruling claiming insufficient residency. Other notes include local school enrollment and 4-H awards at the county fair.
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Ralph King
Lawrence Public School
Kansas University
Bible Message on Abraham's Test and Isaac
A devotional note highlights Hebrews 11 14 about Abraham offering Isaac and trusting God. A closing prayer asks the heavenly Father to illumine understanding of the Word and guide readers to do God's will.
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Father
High-Stakes Gamble On Scandal Linkage
Nixon ties his Watergate defense to Haldeman and Ehrlichman in a high stakes move. White House aides fear indictments and see the president aligning with his former lieutenants. The press conference signals deeper loyalty and risks a broader trial against Nixon himself.
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Washington
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
White House
San Clemente
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Archibald Cox
John W. Dean III
Richard M. Nixon
J. Fred Buzhardt
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
Buzhardt
Justice Department
Haldeman- Ehrlichman
Oval Office
Ehrlichman - Haldeman
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Ellsberg
Clark MacGregor
MacGregor
Bandsman's Suspension Triggers Nixon Rally Suit
A high school bandsman from Rowland High School sues for 1 million dollars alleging unlawful suspension for displaying a McGovern sticker on his baritone horn at a Nixon rally. George Alan Koenigshofer was suspended November 4 and readmitted in January, claiming nervous system effects and hay fever from the actions. The suit accuses school officials band director George Guillet and principal Thomas Aney of violating his free speech rights and pressuring partisan participation.
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Los Angeles
McGovern
Nixon
George Alan Koenigshofer
Koenigshofer
Superior
Rowland High School
George Guillet
Thomas Aney
The Age of Specialization Hits the Tree Doctor
Washington tale where a sick oak uncovers how specialists split duties from tree surgeons to limb men and root men. A sequence of experts visits, each adds cost and confusion, ending with a stone mason joining a costly fix. The joke exposes overreliance on specialists.
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Washington
Royal Ascot Cartier Scenes Echo My Fair Lady
The writer tours Royal Ascot and its royal enclosure noting the social spectacle over sport. Attire, hats, and formal morning dress dominate as Queen Elizabeth II and family arrive in grand carriages. Bookies and odds remain old fashioned while fans savor the pageantry and tradition.
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London
Royal Ascot
Ascot
George Bernard Shaw
U. S
Royal Enclosure
Moss Bros
Bengal Lancers
Light Brigade
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Mayor
Mrs. Perk
Britain
Prostitution Investigation Sought by State Legislator
Rep. Roger Robertson of Hutchinson asks the Kansas Attorney General to probe alleged open solicitation by prostitutes in Junction City. Robertson, a National Guard member, says he and three others were nearly stopped for dates and that prostitutes offered to service his guard unit.
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Robertson
130Th Field Artillery
Kansas National Guard
Fort Riley
Junction City
KFH
Wichita
KWHK
Hutchinson
Duane
S&s. McGill
Winfield
Public drinking cited under Fairbanks ordinance in downtown
Police cited two men for public drinking on a downtown Fairbanks street after a bottle was handed to a third man who left it on the ground. The third man faced a littering charge. Joplin brothers rescued from a central Missouri cave found inExposed and exhausted but stable today.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Jerome, Mo
Joplin, Mo
Missouri
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Neion
Soviet Union
Old Home Town
Osterville
Mass
Charles Evans Hughes
U.S. Supreme Court
Ward Sample
H. B. Peakrs
Thelma Haverty
Lakeview
Douglas County Teachers Assn
Virginia Colman
Vivian White
Mildred Chandler
Abraham
Isaac
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Mr. Nixon
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Gray
Haldemen
CIA
Chevy Chase
My Fair Lady
Thomas Vail
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Edward VII
Jockey Club
Jack Ranson
State Republi
Can
KFH Radio
Norbert Dreiling
Larry John Giltner
Linn Ron Giltner
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