Lawrence Daily Journal World: Publication details and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors and publishers including Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, with BILL MAYER and RALPH GAGE. It provides address at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas, and subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions. It notes established 1854 and confirms two columns of staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C, Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starke
Leo Blur
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence airport bond defeat reflects pocketbook voting
Lawrence voters rejected a 664000 airport bond plan amid inflation concerns with 5697 of 28000 voting in 17 precincts. Absentee ballots swung 21 to 9 against, signaling a regional trend against nonessential capital projects and highlighting public financing debates linked to Watergate era reform discussions.
Uncertainty Clouds Economic Outlook For 1974
New York AP notes US economy faces a mixed 1974 with rising prices and uncertain inflation, lower activity early year, rising unemployment, ongoing shortages, high interest rates, but more mortgage money and thrift savings. Recession risk and possible gasoline rationing loom, stock market instability remains unpredictable due to Middle East oil developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mideast
New Snow and Cold Highlight Busy Old Home Town
More than three inches of new snow fell as the area faced a bitter 5 to 10 degree low. Roads were hazardous but traffic light and accidents few. Douglas County Medical Society voted to oppose state indigent care funds if administered by the Welfare Board. A Coffeyville group toured Lawrence Memorial Hospital planning a similar facility there. Two educators led a holiday jig at the Lawrence High party with coach Chalmer Woodard and student Lowell Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Medical Society
Kansas Medical Society
State Board of Welfare
Coffeyville
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Iva Belle Harper
Cora Davenport
Lawrence High
Lowell Bailey
Chalmer Woodard
Lawrence Reading Club
C. L. Lescher
F. W. Barteldes
Kansas Seed House
Lawrence Athletic Assny House
Elks Club
England
Sumner
Hughes
Pine
U.S
Kansas
Washington
NBC
Hoffman
TV Guide
Public campaign finance debated after Watergate
A reader argues public financing may help but not yet deserves serious consideration. The piece urges cautious steps, recommending private funding with strict expenditure limits and time restrictions while studying public financing to avoid abuses.
Kansas Farmland Boom Pushes Prices Higher
Kansas farm land values surged with a 16 percent rise to 203 dollars per acre in the 12 months ending March 1 and nationwide price gains. bankers and auctioneers report record prices as inflation and high grain prices fuel demand. experts predict continued but slower increases with market worth rising as much as 12 to 14 percent next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Wilfred Pine
Kansas State University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pine
USDA
Colwich
Sedgwick County
Clem Suellentrop
State Bank of
Clark County
Dick Santee
Derby
Santee
Sanford Hughes
Wellington
Barn Dwellers Work Night Shifts At Kansas State Barns
Lawrence youths including Carl Miller and Curtis Bauman live in Kansas State University livestock barns as part of the animal science program. They perform 20 to 30 hour weeks feeding and caring for beef sheep and swine research stock while earning modest pay with free rent.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
KSU Department of Animal Science and Industry
Curtis Bauman
South Dakota
Dan Olsen
Dave McClaskey
John Kraus
Hays
Australia
Carl Miller
Lawrence
K-State
Jack Wilson
Bronson
Jay George
Lebo
Doyle Dingman
Bellevue
Mich
Rex Buchman
Burdick
Ron Boggs
Auburn
Jim Greer
Elk City
Terry Cotton
Ellinwood
Dale Lanham
Mound City
Darrel George
Uniontown
Cliff Willis
Route 2
Hutchinson
Royce Rothlisberger
Green
Bauman
Huron, S. C
Olsen
Don Good
Department of Animal Science and Industry
NBC Mail Chief Handles 120000 Letters by Year
Bettye K. Hoffman, NBC vice president in information services, oversees mail from viewers, drafts responses, and reports monthly on audience letters. By end of 1973 her office will have processed over 120,000 letters. Most mail covers general inquiries about NBC operations or show details, with few comments on violence.
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New York
Bettye K. Hoffman
NBC
Dean Martin
Religious Tax Inequity Sparks Letter to Editor
A reader condemns property tax allocations for education as discriminatory against Judeo Christian parents who send children to church related schools. He cites the Frost principle and warns government benefits should not trade rights for funds. The piece ends noting a Baker University Band concert at 8 p.m. with Malcolm Ashby directing.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Baldwin
Richard Rodgers
Claude Smith
Allan Street
Baker University Band
Baker
McKibben Recital Hall
Malcolm Ashby
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
Lawrence Airport
Journal-World Election Service
Public Finance
Congress
Gerald Ford
Ford
Committee of Congress
Senate
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Lawrencian
Agriculture Department
Statistical Research Service
Dingman
Eureka
McClaskey
Girard
Bettye Hoffman
Journal-World
W. B. FitzGerald
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