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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
2
The Lawrence Journal World a daily except Sunday reports its staff led by editor Dolph Simons Jr with Ernest Pontius as news editor and Lew Eller as advertising director. The paper notes the 1971 schedule and lists subscription rates for various regions with office in Lawrence Kansas.
The U S Corps of Engineers promotes rising barge traffic on the Missouri River with an estimated three million tons moved this season, contrasting barge cost with railroad taxes. The column also covers Lawrence weather holding back Christmas shopping, KC Kansas urban renewal pylons near BPA headquarters, and mixed public reaction to downtown redevelopment.
Angeline Krout of Glen Burnie Maryland president of the National Secretaries Association offers ten rules for bosses and secretaries to share power shaping office routines. The list urges transparency, timely communication, and respect for each role while warning against overreach by either side.
The piece criticizes how public funds are spent on marginal art projects, citing the Kansas City pylons as an example. It argues officials too often entrust planners without oversight, noting dreamers need supervision to prevent costly, unwanted outcomes and further bungles.
A condensed glance covers 1961 remarks by Abraham Ribicoff on American pride against Soviet propaganda, 1961 Kansas Centennial license tag sales in Douglas County, Lawrence fundraising surpassing its United Fund goal, plus 1946 population data, a Kan sas University journalism honor, and 1931 notes on Lawrence electricity gas and telephone subscribers.
Our Father God is invoked to guide believers as suffering, poverty, and warfare persist globally. The message asks for teachable hearts to follow divine guidance and to do their part in a troubled world. It reads as a devotional prayer from a religious publication.
The piece critiques an anti Nixon film and recalls Rep. W. R. Anderson’s 1971 House demand for an oil interests probe in Vietnam. It highlights a claim of a vast offshore oil reservoir and links to corporate beneficiaries, noting a group called Another Mother.
A discussion outlines health issues facing youth and the role of parents and schools. It defines health education as an applied science linking daily life to health concepts, distinct from hygiene or physical education, and lists goals such as reducing self medication and promoting personal and community health responsibility. A note stresses that without addressing health and emotional needs, schools cannot advance intellectual development.
Chicago Mayor Daley announced U S Rep Roman Pucinski as the Chicago choice to oppose Senator Charles Percy in the 1972 race. The slating subcommittee endorsed the ticket at a news conference. The full slate was to be approved next. Lt Gov Paul Simon is slated to challenge Gov Ogilvie, though only Simon faces opposition in the March 21 primary.
Marion R. Salem, 54, his wife Phyllis, 45, and their three teens were tied with neckties in Prairie Village after a burglar entered through a sliding glass door at 3 15 a m He stole about 8000 including 4500 cash and 3500 diamond jewelry The intruder spent nearly three hours rummaging the home and even removed the mouthpiece from a bedroom telephone police noted he was described as a cool professional with a calm demeanor.
Tuesday evening at 8 o clock December 7 EU Opera Workshop stages Mozart Cosi fan tutte in Swarthout Hall. Dress rehearsal praised with refined cuts to keep charming solos and witty ensembles. Free public admission encouraged by Joseph F Wilkins of 1535 University Dr.
An editorial critique of TV's gender stereotypes in the show Medical Center. It argues men are portrayed as rational heroes while women appear as hysterical nurses, urging media to depict full human variety and equal roles.
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