Lawrence Journal-World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists staff roles including President Publisher Executive Editor and other editors. It shows address Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas and telephone and subscription rates for various regions including local Douglas County and nationwide rates. The date is Wednesday Evening December 13 1972.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Ty Mall
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Wan
Audit Bureau of
Winter dangers and hopes as year ends
The piece warns seniors about heart risk from overexertion in snow shoveling and harsh winter conditions. It cites high U S heart mortality, stresses caution for those over 60, and urges avoiding strenuous snow work. It then shifts to reflections on 1972, Rogers optimism on peace, and cautious global prospects for diplomacy and defense.
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Kaw
United States
Personal bankers evolve to guide consumer finances
As Americans amass wealth they face more money decisions. Banks like United Bank of Denver Harris Bank & Trust and Wachovia now assign customers a personal banker who assesses finances and directs specialized advice. The program boosts checking accounts and spurs bank conferences to promote the approach.
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New York
United Bank of Denver
United
Harris Bank & Trust
Chicago
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank
United Bank
Army leadership stresses equal opportunity and progress
The speaker argues the Army advances society by eliminating discrimination and providing career development for Black men. He notes civilian opportunities were limited in the past but have improved, praising Gen. Hamlet for testing the system and showing it can work when given a chance.
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Army
U.S
America
Hamlet
Black General Commands Fort Carson in Progress Toward Harmony
Maj. Gen. James F. Hamlet, a 50 year old Black officer, leads about 24,000 soldiers and civilians at Fort Carson Colorado. He says his success shows progress and that people soon see him as simply the commanding general. He notes the Army and nation have made strides since 1942 but still have a long way to go toward racial harmony.
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James F. Hamlet
Hamlet
Army
Ft. Carson
Colo
Ing
Record Shattering Cold and Local School Funding Talk
A minus four degree low sets a cold backdrop as Lawrence mulls 1963 Kansas Legislature aims to boost public schools. KU Memorial Stadium bids top $703000, with lowest bid $103000 above estimate. Athletic Board to decide soon. State Rep Odd Williams seen as Speaker prospect amid brisk action.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Carl Knox
PTA
KU Memorial Stadium
Athletic Board
Odd Williams
Kansas House
Thespians
Lawrence High Dramatics Club
Alan Jones
Marilyn Barr
Dolores Dean
Jane Klooz
Edward Lynn
J. O. O’connor
T. B. Wilson
Jefferson County
TWA
Cliche Game Helps Prepare Us for Life
A light AP piece describes a party game where players answer with familiar cliches. It lists numerous examples and ends by inviting readers to play and relax.
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New York
Book Spotlights Kansas Legislature in New Scholarly Volume
A new book The Kansas Legislature Procedures Personalities and Problems by Marvin Harder and Carolyn Rampey analyzes Kansas executive agencies the governor s office interest groups the press parties and elections It includes interviews with lawmakers and a detailed look at how a bill becomes law and current reform moves The volume draws on public documents minutes voting records and interviews including Sen Paul Wunsch of Kingman
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Kansas
Kansas Legislature
Marvin Harder
Carolyn Ramsey
University Press of Kansas
Topeka
Harder
Rampey
Harder and
Sen
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Donath Soprano Captivates KU Recital Audience
At Swarthout Recital Hall the University of Kansas Chamber Music Series presented Helen Donath in a song recital joined by Klaus Donath. She delivered a vibrant performance of works by Mussorgsky Brahms Debussy Strauss and English folk songs, warming an arctic night with youthful energy.
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Swarthout Recital Hall
University of Kansas
Helen Donath
Miss Donath
Klaus Donath
Mussorgsky
Brahms
Debussy
Richard Strauss
Benjamin Britten
Byx
Britten
Salley Gardens
Ash Grove
Polly Oliver
Oliver Cromwell
Tom Jones
England
Nursery
Donaths
Fraser Hall Opens to Public in 1872 University Opening
The historic Fraser Hall at Kansas University, later rebuilt, opened December 1872 with a ceremony led by Gen John Fraser. The building showcased four main professor rooms, extensive chemistry facilities, and plans for drawing instruction while funding gaps remained. Ambitious notes praised citizen support and predicted broad educational impact.
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Fraser
Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas Daily Tribune
Lawrence
Our
State University
John) Fraser
Potawatomi tribe seeks reversal of BIA action in federal suit
Leaders of the Potawatomi Indian tribe filed a federal lawsuit in Kansas City to reinstate the tribe's constitution, revoked October 4 in Washington. The suit names Lester L. Jessepe, chairman of the Mayetta, Kansas tribe, and two members of the seven man business committee.
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Kansas City, Kan
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
U.S. District Court
Lester L. Jessepe
Tribe
Mayetta
Kan
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Gus diZerega, a Kansas University graduate student from Wichita, writes a regular column for the Journal-World Opinion Page.
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Gus diZerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
Prisoners of the Power Elite and the Case for Voluntary Solutions
A letter argues against practical individualism and elite rule, noting minorities face turnout barriers in elections and that politics relies on coercive power. It urges dismantling privileges and pursuing non coercive, voluntary approaches while warning against entrusting future society to ruling elites.
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Curtis Rohland
Rohland
George Meany
Caesar Chavez
Socrates
Middle America
Kansas
Kansas City
Socity
Army Corps of Engineers
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Associated Press
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Middle East
Russia
China
Rogers
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Europe
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Sons and Daughters of New England and
Douglas County Old Settlers
Douglas County Historical Society
State Legislative Service Program
American Political Science Association
Wichita State University
Robert Docking
Democratic Party
American Broadcasting Company
Democratic National Committee
Carolyn Rampey
Department of Political Science
Legislative
By Kenneth Smith
City Key
Fraser Hall
D. C. Haskell
Mr. Marshall
Reed
Kellogg
Marshall
By Gus Dizerega
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