Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff credits
The page lists the Lawrence Daily Journal World staff including editor Dolph C. Simons Jr and President Publisher Bill Mayer. It notes the paper is published by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with established history 1854 and typical subscription rates. The issue date is Tuesday Evening December 25 1973.
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Dolph Simons SR
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
It Is Up to Us to Keep Christmas Spirit Yearlong
A reflective note urges readers to extend Christmas cheer beyond December. It argues the change comes from individuals choosing kindness, cheerfulness, generosity, and fairness, warning against blaming others for gloom. A single smile or word can start a life changing ripple of happiness.
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Mozambiques
Christmas reflections and tax talk in Kansas
A reflective piece ties Christmas to faith and home, then cites Kansas State University economist Barry L. Flinchbaugh who argues sin taxes on tobacco and liquor do little to reshape state finances. He notes liquor and cigarette levies would have to rise far beyond plausible levels, risking smuggling and higher costs, and warns gambling legalization rarely lowers taxes, citing New Hampshire's experience.
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Barry L. Flinchbaugh
Kansas State University Extension
Kansas
Flinchbaugh
Aid to Greeks Re-Affirmed
The Nixon administration reaffirms support for Greece's junta by endorsing a 24.5 million World Bank loan for educational reform as universities close under the regime. Treasury officials defend the loan while critics urge suspension, noting U.S. influence on World Bank decisions and broader political implications.
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Washington
Nixon
Greece
World Bank
Henry Reuss
Wisconsin
John M. Hennessy
the Treasury
U.S
New York
Athens
Elias P. Demetracopoulos
University of Patras
Demetracopoulos
Congress
Rep. Reuss
Junta
Reuss
Treasury
Hennessy
Robert S. McNamara
Bank
John B. Connally
Peru
Mike Wallace Trip Treatise Sparks Journalistic Rules
Columnist discusses when journalists should accept trips funded by hosts. He distinguishes invitations for writing about events like Disney World from costly overseas jaunts, urging independence and honesty in reporting. He cites personal trips funded by South Africa Portugal UK Ireland NZ and USA governments, noting outcomes and lack of servility.
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Mike Wallace
Disney World
Alon
Arctic
Florida
Mozambique
Northern Ireland
United States
New Zealand
Antarctic
South Pole
U. S
State Lottery Revenue Risks and Sin Tax Pitfalls
Flinchbaugh argues lotteries are novelty revenue that fades as interest declines. Crime may increase in such climates and tax reform discussions spark interest in higher Sin Taxes. He cautions against relying on these taxes as core state revenue sources.
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Flinchbaugh
Ise Animal Shelter reports best year of adoptions
Christmas week brought fair weather with 40s temperatures and a near standstill in local activity. About 90 Lawrence families received Salvation Army baskets as Christmas aid while Kansas beat Centenary 49 to 41.
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Ise Animal Shelter
U.S
Salvation Army
Kansas
Centenary
House GOP Leaders Feud Over Poison Pen Letter
Washington Republicans erupt over an anonymous attack letter against Rep. Barber Conable as he won the party post for policy chairman. The note, signed by a Chicago woman, arose from a different office and drew links to John Conlan's camp while treading Watergate era tactics.
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Washington
House
Rep
Barber Conable
New York
Conable
del Clawson
California
Clawson
Republican House
John Rhodes
Arizona
Rhodes
Chicago
Janice Blakely
Sam Steiger
John B. Conlan
Conlan
Steiger
Council On Foreign Relations
John Anderson
I Ilinois
Thomas Morgan
Pennsylvania
Council
Foreign Affairs
John Birch Society
Moscow
City and County Boards Schedule Meetings
A notice lists upcoming meetings for boards including Electrical Examiners Plumbers and Gas Fitters Traffic Safety Library Planning Zoning Appeals and Human Relations Commission. Sessions occur on various Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays with times ranging from 3 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. in city hall public library hospital and health offices.
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Board of Electrical Examiners
City Hall
First National Bank
Ninth
Massachusetts
Board of Examiners, Plumbers
Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission
Lawrence-Douglas County
the Human Relations Commission
Oil Auction of Middle East Oil Goes High
A satirical piece sketches a Tehran announced oil auction where vintage Middle East barrels fetch record sums. Auctioneers tout Chateau Abu Dhabi and Cote de Faisal style oils as luxury goods, ending with a $10,000 bid for Chateau Haut Bedouin won by Richard Burton.
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Washington
Tehran
Middle East
Sheik Abu Dhab
Abu Dhabi
Kuwait
Bahrein
Richard Burton
Mr. Burton
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. C. Simons
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
G. K. Chesterton
Eden
Rome
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Chile
Trip
William Buckley JR
South Africa
Old Home Town
Frank Dunkley
137Th Infantry
Kansas Soldiers Home
Dodge City
Adm. Byrd
Antarctica
Jesus
Double Trouble
Bristol
England
Penelope Hams
London
Keith Thompson
Saudi Arabia
Office of Petroleum Allocation
Continental Oil Co
Houston
Saudi Arabian Air Force
Tulsa
Okla
Continental Oil
State Department
Lawrence Jaycees
Owen Sims
Robert Lee
Jim Wells
Cliff LaFrenz
Ballard Community Center
Jaycees
Ballard Center
Penn House
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health Board
Health Department
Seventh
New Hampshire
Lawrence-Douglas County Mental Health Board
Bert Nash
Fourth
Missouri
Public Library
Vermont
Lawrence Housing Authority
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
Hospital
Maine
Lawrence Community Arts Council
Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Building Code Appeals
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Burton
Art Buchwald
Israel
Iraq
Chateau Glory
Cote de Faisal
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