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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1975
Page
2
The article analyzes Sara Jane Moore’s guilty plea for firing at President Ford in San Francisco and her claim of acting alone. It questions truthfulness and motives, noting conspiracy talk and the judge seeks to determine involvement while Moore cites acting alone.
In the United States the hunger of politics mirrors poverty in poor nations as President Ford vetoes a tax cut continuation, Congress fails to override, and a compromise is signed. With nearly 12 million unemployed or underemployed and inflation persisting, voters base loyalties on their pocketbooks in a critical 1976.
The World published daily except Sunday and served by The World Company of Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas Established 1854. Editor W C Simons and staff listed. Subscription rates shown for local carrier and mail in various regions.
Letter writers discuss whether city run sanitation is more costly than private firms, citing a U.S. News and World Report study that cities with public crews spend more per truck and face more downtime. They question leasing city trucks to private operators and note broader church correspondence about Lutheran LC MS governance.
Today marks December 22 1975 with notable events from 1894 Dreyfus treason trial to 1944 Bastogne slogan Nuts. Also notes James Oglethorpe 1696 birth and Churchill Roosevelt meet in 1941. Nine days left in year.
Poet Pat Schmidt writes a heartfelt Christmas note from a daughter to her father asking for trust and guidance. The piece reflects intergenerational love, growth, and the search for reassurance within family bonds during the holidays.
A Washington interview with Chief Hard Nose of the Kalorama Indians reveals a split among tribes over participating in the 200th anniversary events. Some see business benefits in jewelry markets, others reject a celebration they view as marking loss of land and culture.
The Harold Tadome family of 11 at 1225 Haskell suffered a house fire with no injuries. Insurance coverage was uneven and local business leaders expect a strong 1965 season. community aid planned for recovery.
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