Lawrence Journal-World History Snapshot 1971 Staff Listing
The snippet presents the 1971 Lawrence Journal-World masthead with staff roles including President Publisher Editor and key names such as Simons Jr Dolph Simone Steve Parsons Bill Mayer Daryl Hall Ernest Pantiy Leo Buller and announces publication details and subscription rates.
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Simons JR
Dolph Simone
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
Ernest Pantiy
Leo Buller
Pean Saga Fo Aartehaaga
KU Welcome Echoes Legacy and World Update
KU Chancellor Laurence Chalmers urges incoming students to view their years as a two way contribution and carries a message of shared responsibility. The column shifts to postwar Berlin tensions, Berlin Wall, and the potential thaw in East West relations. It also questions the spread of drug culture among nuclear workers and notes Washington DC crime fear affecting tourism and daily life.
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Laurence Chalmers
Mt. Oread
Germany
Berlin
Berlin Wall
America
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Washington
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Congress
Cabinet
What Is Likely After Freeze
New York reports economists and officials debate post freeze policies as wage price controls end November 13. Pierre Rinfret argues the plan may free enterprise and boost productivity while suggesting a modest four percent wage rise could follow higher output and profits, avoiding inflation.
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New York
Pierre Rinfret
Nixon
Rinfret
Eliot Janeway
Cities Face Criticism Over Crime Reputation
The passage notes New York Los Angeles Chicago and other large cities carry reputations that reflect national crime fears. It stresses the tragedy of a nation's capital sharing that label and supports anti crime programs from President Nixon to local governments as essential to national greatness.
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New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Nixon
Douglas County Free Fair opens with livestock displays featured
Old Home Town notes the Douglas County Free Fair began its three day program at the 4-H Fair grounds. The item also mentions the 70th Kansas Missouri football game set for Nov 25 with KU’s department nearly ending single game sales.
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Haskell Institute
Winchester
Lawrence
I. C. Whipple
N.H
Prayer for vigilance and compassionate action
A devotional plea asking God to sharpen ears to cries of need and minds to seek real solutions. The speaker requests courage and generosity to serve wherever needed in the name of Christ.
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Christ
Mills Presses for Low Income Tax Break Amid Nixon Plan
Rep. Wilbur Mills backs a likely minimum standard deduction rise for the poorest families, potentially costing up to 1 billion yearly. A $100 to $200 increase could boost immediate consumption, with Mills weighing a $50 exemption boost and a 10 percent investment tax credit timing. The piece also notes FBI Friends of the FBI fundraising and tax exemption questions tied to a planned study commission.
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Kensett
Ark
Wilbur Mills
Tax Writing House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Mills
Nixon
White House
Berets Nearing Their Goal on Lewis and Clark Route
A unit of 22 U S Army Special Forces retracing Lewis and Clark's route was between Hood River and Bonneville Dam Sunday night. They plan to reach Portland by Wednesday and Astoria by Saturday, moving tonight if possible despite weather delays on the Columbia River.
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Green Berets
Hood River
Bonneville Dam
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Portland
Astoria
Lawrence Officials Addresses List
Reader service compiles contact addresses for federal state county and city elected officials in Lawrence. The list includes Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole, Representatives John Vogel Morris Kay and Larry Winn Jr, Mayor J R Pulliam and council members John Emick Jack Rose Nancy Hambleton Charles Fisher Kenneth Anderson Julie Hack Richard Holzmeister John Spearman Sr Dr Helen Gilles Larry Hatfield and others at various streets in Lawrence and Washington DC. The compilation provides office buildings and street addresses for outreach.
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J. R. Pulliam
Tenn
John Emick
W. Sixth
Jack Rose
Bellerive Circle
Nancy Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Charles Fisher
Orchard Ln
W. F. Bradley
Rt. 2
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
W. 20Th
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Iowa
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
Delayed menses after stopping birth control pills and nipple correction options
A reader asks about absence of periods eight months after stopping birth control pills and ineffective remedies. The advisor notes irregular preExisting cycles raise risk and urges patience as not harmful, with no quick fix. Another reader asks about inverted nipples. a plastic surgeon can correct rarely due to nursing risk, and recent cases require exam to rule out disease. In Houston an AP report notes Argonne Rebels of Great Bend Kansas won 83 points to take national junior band and bugle corps titles.
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Argonne Rebels
Great Bend
Kan
American Legion
Navy to test 1000 foot free dives for depth work
Navy plans spring dives off Florida to prove divers can work at 1000 feet free of vehicles with hoses for air and heat. If proven, gains in deep salvage oil and mineral recovery are expected. doctors warn physiological limits may cap depth around 2000 feet. Tests at University of Pennsylvania ongoing with volunteers in a pressure chamber. Soviet leader Podgorny to lead friendship visit to North Vietnam in early October per Tass.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Florida
Cmdr
William J. Milwee
Ship Systems Command
Edward Flynn
Craig van Dyke
Robert Cook
University of Pennsylvania
Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgorny
North Vietnam
Tass
Some of My Best Friends Are Women
A collaborative Lawrence column by the Women's Coalition members argues media misrepresentations of women's liberation. It traces roots from Judith Murray and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, outlines female equality demands, education barriers, reproductive rights, and the need for day care and policy changes.
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Vicki Hamer
Susie Teegarden
Jane Martin
Marsha Libeer
Vicki Larason
Lawrence Women's Coalition
Judith Murray
Nerhaus
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