Lawrence Daily Journal World front page details 1972
A dated 1972 Lawrence Daily Journal World front shows editor names and staff roles. It lists publication details for The World Company Lawrence Kansas including address, phone, and subscription rates by carrier and mail to various regions.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Air Hijack Dilemmas Highlight Need for Preemption and Pilot Authority
Analysis urges armed guards at all airport gates and strict international repatriation of hijackers while affirming that the airplane commander must decide how to respond during hijackings. Emphasizes screening improvements, gate security, and pilot judgment as vital to stopping crimes before they start.
Kansas Supreme Court removal reforms aid judges
Wichita Eagle notes revised Kansas Constitution article expands tools to discipline judges. It highlights impeachment or two‑thirds Senate votes as former options and describes use of gubernatorial notification after hearings for retirement or removal.
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John Petterson
Wichita Eagle
Kansas
Petterson
Kansas House
Senate
Supreme Court
James R. James
James
Eagle Reporter
Jvernor
Kansas Voters Back Judicial Amendment To Modernize Courts
The Kansas Supreme Court may discipline or remove judges for incapacity after hearings. lawmakers look to study and implement rules. Supporters argue the amendment restores public trust by enabling accountability for judges who perform poorly. Proponents see it as key to modernizing the state judicial system.
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Supreme Court
James
High Court
Kansas
Price Controls Uncertain as November Wholesale Prices Rise
New York reports show wholesale prices climbed again in November after hints of stabilization, complicating the case for dropping wage price controls in April. Persistent spending pressures from business consumer and government sectors fuel the debate as inflation remains a challenge across economies.
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New York
Canada
Britain
Germany
Italy
France
Japan
United States
Europe
Douglas County Real Estate Reappraisal Planned After New Year
The Douglas County Commission announced a complete reappraisal of county real estate to begin soon after January 1. An 18 to 24 month process will be conducted by a professional appraisal firm for the property records and tax assessments.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Commission
William R. Green Sr
Green Bros
Dwight Eisenhower
Abilene
Columbia University
New York
Board of Education
19Th
Kansas
Missouri
Humility Prayer Seeks Help to Guide Others Toward Blessed Life
A devotional prayer asks for guidance to walk humbly with God and to lead those distant from faith to the path of a blessed life. The speaker seeks rest in the divine and to assist others in their spiritual journey.
Cabinet reshuffle fits Nixon design with Dent pick
Nixon replaces Peterson as Commerce secretary with Frederick Dent to solidify southern support and curb political star power. The Camp David team aims for a lean, symbolically political second term with ministers who submit to White House orders.
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Washington
Peter G. Peterson
Nixon
Peterson
Mr. Nixon
Camp David
White House
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Charles Colson
Houston
John B. Connally
Commerce Department
Secreary
South Carolina Textiles
Frederick Dent
New Republican Coalition
Georgetown
Time
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Bell & Howell
Charles H. Percy
Ilinois
Percy
John Volpe
Massachusetts
Sen
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Volpe
Claude S. Brinegar
Union Oil Co
Peter Brennan
Brennan
Labor
Dent
Donald Rumsfeld
NATO
George Bush
Richard Lugar
Indianapolis
James Lynn
Students Belief in Deity Shows Drop Over the Years
New York The Foley College Poll finds 76 percent of 1,000 collegians believe in God, down from 85 percent in 1968, and 25 percent attend church regularly, a decline from 38 percent. The study notes a secular trend with little appeal of formal worship amid changing church life and campus culture.
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New York
N Y
Foley College
God
Gallup and
Harris
Hesburgh
Notre Dame
Greenwich Research Center
New Art at KU Museum Show Explores Shifting Era Visions
The University of Kansas exhibit surveys modern artists led by Robert Irwin and Sol LeWitt, featuring Carol Haerer, William Wiley, Robert Moses, Robert Cottingham, Paul Wonner, Donald Judd and others. Acquisitions are funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and matched by Friends of the Museum.
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Robert Irwin
California
University of Kansas
Museum of Art
Harry Cox
Sol Lewitt
Carol Haerer
William Wiley
Robert Moses
Robert Cottingham
Paul Wonner
Donald Judd
National Endowment of the Arts
Friends of the Museum
Sumner Band Concert Thanks From Lawrence Black Parents
Members of the Lawrence Branch of Concerned Black Parents Inc express sincere appreciation for coverage of the Sumner Band Concert on December 6. About 800 people attended despite cold weather and a moon shot, with Leon Brady and his band praised for their performance.
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Lawrence
Concerned Black Parents, Inc
Journal-World News
Sumner
Black Parents, Inc
Leon Brady
Joanne E. Hurst
P.O. Box
Four Way Stops Support in Lawrence Letter
Voncille Henry agrees with Ms Wag goner’s Dec 5 letter on using four way stops in downtown Lawrence. She argues efficiency prevails and that drivers focus on people, not lights, hoping the system continues as a trial.
Sterling man shot by wife. husband declines charges
Earl Denio 24 was wounded in the face by a shotgun pellet shot by his wife in Sterling Kansas. Denio told Reno County detectives he does not want to press charges. His wife 22 fled with their four year old son. authorities seek her for questioning. Denio was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
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Sterling, Kan
Sterling
Reno County Sheriff's
Earl Denio
Sterling Community Hospital
Darrell Pflughoff
Denio
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