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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1972
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal World dated Tuesday Evening August 29 1972 lists staff roles President Publisher Dolph Sim Editor Bill Maym Executive Editor Ralph Gagh News Editor Ernst Pontius Advertising Director Leo Eller Controller W C Simons Hoster 1891 to 1952 and notes daily publication pattern with subscription rates by region.
In his first address as Kansas University chancellor, Raymond Nichols urges students to carry KU needs to home communities. He highlights Students Concerned for Higher Education in Kansas and says student advocacy can influence legislators and donors, noting his 48 years at KU and the value of student involvement.
A 1971 calendar summary notes 54 000 motor vehicle deaths in the United States and 4.7 million injuries with alcohol involved in about half the deaths. Travelers Insurance urges public pressure and enforcement to reduce the toll, arguing laws exist but must be enforced.
Louis Stroup Sr. is retiring Thursday after 17 years as public relations director for the Kansas Turnpike Authority. A Pittsburg native and former newspaperman, he promoted the turnpike with a focus on accurate facts and swift action during accidents, shaping VA and ETA staff toward a favorable service image.
The toll booth worker's view on public relations as service contrasts with discomfort some feel. Stroup has set high standards for those who remain with the KTA, underscoring commitment to customer care and conduct standards.
City National Bank of Columbus tests magnetized Bank Americard cards with vendors and 27 firms. In eight months the system processed 30 000 transactions totaling $500 000, reducing cash handling and paperwork while merchants receive funds quickly. Customer acceptance remains uncertain though.
Plans were announced for a 7 million expansion at the Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association plant just east of Lawrence. Completion expected September 1963, boosting the plant’s value to about 38 million dollars. Mayor Ted Kennedy resigns from City Commission effective September 18 after 1957 service.
Rabbi Nathan Schorr planned a campaign button endorsing McGovern and faced federal rules on political ads. The New York Times balked, citing the Federal Campaign Act of 1971, while the paper disputed an expansive reading of the law. The piece argues for testing constitutionality of the law.
Washington report says last week's Republican National Convention served as a pilot for a planned weekly TV series titled One Man's Party. Network executives and program packagers met in New York to discuss pickup for 29 more weeks, with mixed expectations on ratings and longevity.
Olga Connolly, 39, former Czechoslovakian and 1956 Melbourne Olympian, distributed a petition in the Olympic Village calling on President Nixon to halt bombing in Southeast Asia during the 1972 Games. She accused Olympic officials of ripping petitions from walls and intimidating athletes.
Utica Michigan and Chicago scenes frame a careful Nixon approach after Miami Beach. He avoids bold attacks on McGovern, keeps focus on patriotism and hard work, while busing tensions flare in policy headlines.
Pierre Ferri of France was re elected president of the International Fencing Association for a new four year term. The vote occurred during the association congress on Monday.
Walter Seeley edged Jose Fernandez 12 rounds for a disputed majority decision at Madison Square Garden. Fans erupted after the decision, fights broke out in the crowd, and several attendees were treated for injuries. Seeley improved to 2-1-3 with a cut over his left eye, while Fernandez dropped to 14-2-1 and lost the American Junior Lightweight title.
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