Lawrence Journal-World staff and subscription details
The Lawrence Journal-World lists staff including President Publisher Dolph Simons and News Editor Ranest Ontivs Joo. It notes The World Company operates the paper in Lawrence Kansas from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with telephone and mailing rates. Subscription prices vary by delivery method and location, with monthly, yearly, and out of state options.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Watpshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Velcophone
Shameful Conduct Marks Campus Privacy Breach
A private message from a Board of Regents member to EU Chancellor Laurence Chalmers is disclosed, prompting concern about security and trust in the chancellor’s office. The piece questions who breached privacy and warns of broader fear about writing or calling privately in university administration. It also includes Dr. James S. Apthorp’s remarks on child abuse as a separate social issue and its enduring challenges.
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Board of Regents
Laurence Chalmers
Regents
Alumni Association
Athletic Board
Alumni Board
Athletic Department
Topeka
Fort Scott
Chalmers
Lawrence
Manhattan
South Bend
Boulder
Lubbock
Palo Alto
James S. Apthorp
Southern California School of Medicine
Los Angeles Children’s Hospital
Apthorp
Jawboning Not Sure Thing In 1971 Economic Outlook
The piece notes jawboning may be used to talk up the economy and cites President Nixon aiming for an 8 percent output rise in 1971. Analysts warn against false optimism amid inflation, unemployment, and potential strikes. Edwin Magee of MacKay Shields calls no sustained upswing in sight.
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New York
Washington
Nixon
Edwin Magee
MacKay- Shields Economics
Activitiets
Lawrence Braces for Snow and Court Fight Over Coan Case
The morning brought freezing drizzle and a forecast of heavy weekend snow in Lawrence. Rumor says a Kansas City federal judge may sign an injunction against Big Eight Conference faculty representatives over Bert Coan eligibility, accusing them of overstepping authority in KU football title removal and Coan ineligibility. KU athletic director Ernie Quigley, 91, died after two years of ill health at a rest home. Lawrence High placed Charles Penny, center and captain, on the all Kansas high school eleven, with his older brother Junius named to the 1940 squad. A bitter cold low of 12 degrees marked the morning.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Big Eight Conference
Bert Coan
Coan
Ernest C
Ernie) Quigley
Charles Penny
Junius
R. K. Nicholson
Rt. 2
Kaw Valley Poultry Assn
Lawrence launches police community relations program
The city of Lawrence initiates a 44 500 project to ease two years of strife by forming 12 member workshop teams drawn from four officers four black citizens three white citizens and one local official. Menninger Foundation in Topeka will supervise with first sessions planned early next year.
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University City of
Lawrence
Menninger
Foundation
Topeka
Douglas County
Watson
Committee On Criminal Administration
Dread Avenue
Menninger Foundation
Rick Walker
Cynthia Turner
Ballard
Stolen Christmas Decorations Spark Town Letters
Letters in the Journal World recount a Topeka couple’s trip to Lawrence and a missing barrel on Massachusetts Street, Lambda Chi Alpha thanking coverage of a Head Start party, and David Howard questioning local reaction to dissent and appearance amid welfare debates.
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Journal World
Lawrence
Topeka
Massachusetts Street
Zeta-lola Chapter
Lambda Chi Alpha
Roger Borel
Tales of Olden Days in a Seattle Student Apartment
A KU graduate recalls poverty in Seattle during student housing at Stouffer Place. She describes a 70 dollar a month one bedroom, tiny 200 square foot unit, a minimal kitchen, scarce food, and shared hardship with other tenants. She contrasts past privation with present wealth and imagines telling her son the tales.
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Seattle
Stouffer Place
William Bechka
Finland Way
Wash
Child abuse patterns and parental causes analyzed
The piece discusses that most aggressors are severely emotionally disturbed and that beatings stem from stress and scapegoating. It notes many cases are unpremeditated, impeding convictions, and that abuse recurs across generations, with deterring laws often ineffective.
Altamont 1969 Film Highlights Stones Hell's Angels Death
A review of a new film about Altamont 1969 portrays the Rolling Stones concert scene. It notes Mick Jagger’s central role and the Hell's Angels security, the chaotic crowd, and the fatal stabbing that marked Woodstock Nation with a somber, cinematic lens.
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University of Kansas
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California
San Fernando Valley State College
Ronald Reagan
John W. Brand
Bessie Brown Greer
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Whipple
United States
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Ohio
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Woodstock
N.Y
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Belli
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Jagger
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Angels
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San Francisco
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Woodstock Nation
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