Lawrence Journal World History Aged Editors Publish Daily
The Lawrence Journal World dated Tuesday Evening December 18 1973 lists staff roles for DOLPH C SIMONS JR and JACK See EY with editor W C Simons and others. It notes publication by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for various locales.
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Dolph C, Simons JR
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Jayhawks fall to NC State in Liberty Bowl
Kansas University football’s 31 18 Liberty Bowl defeat to North Carolina State leaves KU fans proud of a strong showing and late rally though the Wolfpack pulled away. The piece notes pride in the marching band and hints at potential future bowl appearances.
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Kansas University
Jayhawk
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Mortgage rate trends as 1973-74 housing market shifts
The New York AP report shows the average new home loan at 8.36 percent for 26.1 years on a $28,800 loan of a $38,900 home, with trends toward higher down payments longer terms and rising house prices. It notes varying rates by institution and hints at possible spring improvements if thrift funds flow back and incomes stay healthy.
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New York
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Mutual Savings Banks
Savings and Loan Associations
Commercial Banks
Savings and Loan Association
Mutual Savings Bank
Lawrence plans back-property rehab and 138-car lot shift
The Lawrence Chamber asks the City Commission to create a benefit district to rehabilitate back portions of properties along an 800 block Vermont Street off street parking plan. The plan aims to develop a theme shopping area with a large scale high school and a municipal airport grant push.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Board
City Commission
Vermont Street
Lawrence
Board of Education
David Prickett
Charles Marshall
State employees urged to use economical cars
Schwaller argues that using cheaper autos saves money on purchase and improves gas mileage. Estimated 22 mpg would save about five mpg. bigger vehicles are needed for some state activities, but most state employees could get by with cheaper, more economical cars.
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Kansag
Henry Schwaller
Kangag
Plymouth
Schwaller
The Appealing Weicker Excuse on Impeachment and Justice
A column argues that Senator Lowell Weicker cannot express a view on Nixon's impeachment without implicating himself as a juror in any trial. It compares impeachment to grand jury practice, notes televised testimony could taint jurors, and warns that political convenience is a cop-out, not obstruction of justice.
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Sen
Lowell Weicker
Nixon
New York
James Buckley
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
John Dean III
John Dean
Archibald Cox
Sen. Ervin
Dean Et al
Senae
Richard Nixon
Senate of the United States
Jerome Waldie
California
Waldie
Harvard Business School to blame for energy crisis
An interview features Prof. Heinrich Applebaum blaming Harvard Business School for shaping oil policy through trained sheiks and oil ministers. He argues professors taught supply and demand to Arab rulers and calls for embargoes on Harvard, suggesting alternatives like Juilliard and Kentucky basketball.
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Heinrich Applebaum
Yale Divinity School
Harvard Business School
Harvard
University of Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
Applebaum
Arabia
Cambridge
Juilliard School of Music
Sheiks
Harvard School of Business
University of Kentucky
Impeachment Clash Deepens as Nixon Feels Pressure
Democratic fire eaters and House leaders firm up a delaying strategy to push a nationwide impeachment sentiment only after a long investigation. Rodino's Ford vote unsettles Republicans while Albert and ONeill push tough lines and fund a million dollar inquiry.
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Judiciary Committee
House
White House
William S. Cohen
Maine
Cohen
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Gerald Ford
Albert
O’neill
Mr. Nixon
Rockhurst Invites Emporia Students to Transfer
Kansas City AP report states College of Emporia faces closure with 400 students and 553000 debt. Rockhurst University offers Emporia students tuition and room and board at Emporia prices, allowing transfer without new academic proof. The offer follows Emporia’s financial crisis and possible last graduating class. Separately, Ralph MacDougall of Santa Monica, a Lawrence native, remains hospitalized after a hit and run collision.
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College of Emporia
United Presbyterian Church
C. of E
Hape
Kansas City
Rockhurst College
Emporia
Maurice I. van Ackeren
Rockhurst
C. of I
Kansas Presbyterian
C. of
Ralph &. MacDougall
Santa Monica
Calif
James Smith
Barker
Citizens urged to nominate young leaders for Jaycee awards
The Lawrence Jaycees call for public nominations of adults aged 18 to 35 in education farming and law enforcement for annual awards. The note highlights past recipients Gary Condra Lynn Anderson and two Ten Outstanding Young Men in America honorees, urging nominations to Box 22 Lawrence Kansas by Wednesday Dec 26.
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Jaycee
Lawrence
Gary Condra
Lawrence Jaycee
Lynn Anderson
Kansas
America
Chancellor Dykes
Gale Sayers
Lawrence Jaycees
Lawrence Kans
Larry K. Sims
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
Douglas
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
Dying College
John Cunniff
Anlysis
Old Home Town
Richard Preston
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Harold Steeper
Massachusetts
Sen. Weicker
William Buckley JR
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Art Buchwald
University of California At
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Sam Ervins
Jority
Thomas O
Tip) O’neill
Peter Rodino
Ford
Rodino
New Jersey
MacDougall Is
South Park
Journal-World
Powers-That-Be
Alvin Dahlene
Jaycees
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