Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editorial and management staff including President Publisher Bill Maresco Executive Editor Ralph Gage Managing Editor Jack Starke Advertising Manager Leo Eller and Controller. The paper was established in 1854 and published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044.
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Dolphine
Dolph C Eee
Bill Maresco
Ralph Gage Wees
Jack Starke
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Journal-World stance ad from December 29 1973
The Journal-World proclaims its commitments to accurate fair news reporting equality and public service in a year end statement dated Saturday Evening December 29 1973. It emphasizes editorial separation freedom for all citizens and exposure of dishonesty in public affairs.
Roy to Seek Re election in Congress in Kansas Puzzle
U S Rep Bill Roy from Topeka announces a bid for re election to Congress shaping the Kansas Democratic puzzle Gov Robert Docking mulls three paths Senate governor or stepping aside Atty Gen Vern Miller would join Docking plan if needed The trio Roy Docking Miller form a strong Kansas Democratic outlook for 1974 battles against a weaker Republican effort
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Kansas
U.S
Bill Roy
Topeka
Congress
Rep
Roy
U.S. Senate
Bob Dole
Robert Docking
U.S. House
Docking
Senate
Dole
Roys
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Vern Miller
Miller
Docking-Roy-Miller
Heath
General Motors
John Love
Colorado
John Connally
Energy chief urges limits on high school student drivers
William Simon calls for school officials to reduce teenage driving to school to save fuel. Many students could walk or car pool, while some with long distances may still drive. The appeal aims to share sacrifice in the national energy effort. Meanwhile, interstate rail rules grant Amtrak passengers free room and board if late trains cause missed connections.
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William Simon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amtrak
Infighting Ties Fuel Policy Shifts in Nixon Era Power Struggle
The article details Secretary James Schlesinger's ire over William Simon and Reich's ouster amid Simon’s fuel allocations for overseas carriers. It notes Reich’s Pentagon ties, personnel growth in regional offices, and a linked Democratic convention reform cost totaling about 1.53 million dollars. It also outlines Strauss’s struggle to meet a charter funding mandate for indigent delegates in 1976.
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Washington
William E. Simon
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
James Schlesinger
Adm
Eli T. Reich
Simon
Reich
Energy Administration
Schlesinger
Interior Department
Defense
William Clements
Nixon
Clements
Robert Strauss
National Committee
Strauss
Ice glaze and snow shape old town life in Baldwin
Thin ice followed by heavy snowfall made driving and walking hazardous in Old Home Town. Accidents stayed light while Baldwin City's council eyed bids for a $30,000 power plant addition. New Year events would be subdued after Kennedy's death. Postage changes were announced and a man shot at a bandit on Massachusetts Street with no injuries.
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Baldwin City
Kennedy
Amtrak lay-over rules spark travel disruption concerns
Oriented regulations approved by the ICC will take effect April 1 unless challenged. The ruling could force passengers to miss connections and spend extra time in locations like Miami at Amtrak's expense, a prospect that would appeal to few travelers.
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ICC
Miami
Amtrak
Australia May Be Land of the Future
A London writer surveys Australia, praising its potential and people while noting population sparsity and English usage quirks. He recalls unique places like Ayer's Rock and Alice Springs, mocks convict heritage origins, and laments political rhetoric in New South Wales. Australia is described as a vast resource with a lively, sociable culture.
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Brisbane
Australia
Antarctica
Tokyo
Sydney
Melbourne
Outback
Perth
Western Australia
Northern Territory
Alice Springs
Radio School
Tasmania
New South Wales
Regrets From 1973 Speak On Public Figures
A retro survey recalls prominent people who spoke ill advisedly in 1973. From Shah of Iran to Nixon, from press aides to security officers, the quotes illustrate hindsight regret across politics and business. The list includes advisers, diplomats, and industry leaders reflecting on missed judgments and risky boasts.
Faler praises flood controls save region from great floods
George T. Faler, president of the Kaw Basin Water Management Assn., says reservoirs levees and floodwalls on the Kansas River and its tributaries prevented what could have been the greatest flood catastrophe. He notes 1973 losses under $139 million versus 1951’s billion dollar flood, thanks to Mc-Ark Assn. and local efforts formed in 1951 after major floods.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas River
George T. Faler
The
Kaw Basin
Faler
Mc-Ark Assn
Mid-America
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Turtle Creek
Faller
Is It a Curse or Blessing Nuclear Power Near?
A study of nuclear energy traces its rise from postwar beginnings to 1985 projections and potential future use. It notes plants in operation, growth forecasts, costs, safety concerns, waste disposal challenges, and research toward breeders and fusion, with policy and environmental debates shaping the path ahead.
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United States
The
Atomic Industrial Forum
U.S
Ralph Nader
West
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Local Officials and Addresses Listed for Contact
Readers are given a long roster of political figures and their mailing addresses including Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole, Representatives Larry Winn Jr Arden Booth John Vogel Mike Glover Lloyd Buzzi and others, plus mayors and school board and county commission members. The list provides Washington D C office locations and local street addresses for citizen correspondence.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
Associated Press
Journal-World
Jigsaw
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Miami Beach
Delegate Selection Commission
Charter Commission
Kansas City
McGovern Commission
Old Home Town
Air Mail
R. C. Jackman
John Nance Garner
Ralph Hubbel
Massachusetts Street
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Europe
Cook
George II
England
Crown
Joseph Gough
Michael Ryder
National Gallery
Fulbright
Art Buchwald
Iran
Secret Service
San Clemente
SONY
White House
Spiro
Kenwood
Gerry Ford
Archibald Cox
Oval Office
Golda Meir
Sadat
Suez Canal
National Security Council
Bebe Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Rose Mary Woods
Committee For
Sirica
Billie Jean King
Bobby Riggs
Perry Reservoir
James Pearson
Robert Dole
Washington, D.C
U.S. Representative
Larry Winn, Jr
House
Arden Booth
Ala
John Vogel
Rt. 4
Mike Glover
Summit
Lloyd Buzzi
R. P.O
City Commission
Nancy Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Jack Rose
Bellerive Circle
John Emick
Barkley Clark
Crescent Rd
Fred Pence
Gary Condra
Ridge Ct
Kenneth I. Anderson
Clifton Ct
Julie Hack
Mass
Richard Holzmeister
Topeka Sa
John Spearman Sr
Helen Gilles
Town
Larry Hatfield
Lawrence Ave
County Commission
Walter A. Cragan
Murrow
Arthur A. Heck
I. J. Stoneback
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