Local Lawrence Daily Journal World details 1970 staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and office details for 1970 are listed with publisher editor and department heads. Publication is daily except Sunday from Stack and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates show carrier 17. per month and 2148 per year, mail options vary by region.
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the World Company
Stack and
New Hampshire
Lawrences
Wan
Douglas
Kansas
Rgo
United States
Education reforms urge shorter college programs and new degrees
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education urges cutting undergraduate study to three years and graduate work by one to two years while preserving quality. It proposes high school senior-year upgrades, broader doctor of arts degrees, and deferred entry to improve value and reduce unrest. It also notes costly pollution steps like Illinois mercury standards and a $750 million water project, urging priority decisions as the GNP spurs consumption.
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Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Commission
Lawrence High
Carnegie Group
Carnegie Agency
U.S
Carnegie
Carnegie Commission
Illinois Pollution Board
Illinois Board
Chicago Sun-Times
The
Sun-Times
Trade Stampers Hopeful Despite Slowing Sales
In New York AP report the trading stamp industry sees sales fall from over 900 million to about 800 million as consumers seek discounts. Max Olsen, president of the Trading Stamp Institute of America, says the business lives on by appealing to housewives and expanding beyond groceries.
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New York
Max Olsen
Trading Stamp Institute of America
Olsen
Miss Burnham
Miss Davis
Greenberg
John Abt
Communist Party
KU Physiology Chairs Resign to Start Lab in Warren Mich
Dr Kenneth E Jochim the KU physiology chair and Dr Hampton W Shirer assistant professor announced resignations. They will move Feb 1 to Warren Michigan to establish a cardiovascular laboratory. KU basketball beat Warrensburg 45 28 for its first win of the season.
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Kenneth E. Jochim
Hampton W. Shirer
Warren
Mich
Bob Lockwood
Lawrence
Northwestern Oklahoma State
Mike Zwink
Henry Werner
Deane W. Malott
Ernest Pulliam
Jayhawk Grill
East Ninth
Lawrence High
Warrensburg Mules
Ecologist Likely to Prevail as Pollution Pressures Rise
The article argues pollution growth tracks production and population rise. It notes measures like bottle deposits and recycling, while predicting a coming crunch in waste and smog. It emphasizes human resilience and willingness to endure inconvenience to secure breathable air.
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Nature
Newton city adopts flag display and desecration ordinances
Newton Kansas city commissioners unanimously pass a ordinance making it a misdemeanor to publicly display a foreign country flag in armed conflict with the United States without a police permit. The same measure bans public desecration of the American flag with fines up to 300 dollars or 30 days in jail. Bazil Holstine backs the ordinances saying it preserves peace. Art Turner notes the rule aims to prevent unrest and is enforceable by police power.
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Newton, Kan
Newton
Kan
United States
Bazil Holstine
Art Turner
Defend or Not Defend Policy Clash at Davis Case
Washington NAACP Legal Defense Fund staff urged defending Angela Davis in a policy shift toward black militants. the board dominated by white liberals vetoed the move, exposing deep splits within civil rights leadership and raising questions of funding and ideology.
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Washington
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
NAACP
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Jack Greenberg
Greenberg
Julian Bond
Georgia
New York
Davis
Legal Defense Fund
Black Liberation Movement
Louis Pollak
Yale
William Coblentz
San Francisco
University of California
UCLA
Winter rose care tips and the new Red Gold floribunda
The article outlines winter protection steps for roses including pruning hybrid teas to 16 to 20 inches and burying canes with dirt up to 8 to 12 inches. It advises straw covers and plastic cones, warns against manure, and suggests relocating dormant plants during mild spells. It notes the upcoming 1971 release of Red Gold floribunda by hybridizers and its selection by the American Rose Society, credited to Chester M. Lessenden Sr.
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Mother Nature
American Rose Society
Today's Bible Message Prayer
The sermon urges believers to invite God into every thought and action. It emphasizes finding freedom and clear truth in God alone and ends with an affirmative Amen.
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Father
Morton Named To Interior Post Amid Environment Skepticism
A editorial laments Walter Hickel's firing as Secretary of the Interior and raises questions about the nominated replacement Rogers Morton. It argues for a leader with strong environmental knowledge, tested environmental policy credentials, and effective resource management, while criticizing the spoils-system perception of the nomination.
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Walter J. Hickel
Truman
Mr. Hickel
Interior
Rogers Clark Ballard Morton
Rogers Morton
United States
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Morton
Nixon
Department of the Interior
Hickel
America
Senate
On This Date in History Highlights from 1783 to Vietnam
A concise history recap noting Washington bidding farewell at Fraunce's Tavern in 1783, Monroe's 1816 election, Tweed's 1875 escape, WWII bombing of Italy in 1942, Cairo meeting of Roosevelt and Churchill in 1943, Mauritania veto in 1960, Danbury airliner collision in 1965, and Vietnam casualties passing 300 000 a year ago.
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Paris
Louis Napoleon
George Washington
Spain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston S. Churchill
Cairo
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Mauritania
Danbury
Conn
New York
Kennedy Airport
Vietnam
LSD on Candy Endangers Kids
Kansas City police warn drug pushers may coat LSD on small gum candies to target children. Three pieces of LSD coated gum were found on a prisoner during a search. Sgt. Donald E. Lyon said offenders try to fool authorities, but the candy is popular with kids and could harm a child who eats it.
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Kansas City
Donald E. Lyon
Letters Editor argues long hair vs job in Journal World
In a reader letter, Mr and Mrs David Whipple challenge the editorial question Long Hair or a Job. They contend society bears welfare burdens when long hair disqualifies workers and urge employers and customers to change practices.
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J-W
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