Lawrence Daily Journal World publication rates and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists establishment in 1854 with editor W C Simons 1891 to 1952 and provides subscription rates by area and method, including local Douglas county pricing and nationwide mail rates.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kaners City
United States
Nixon tax proposal eyed as invisible consumer levy
The piece discusses a proposed 3 percent value added tax to fund public schools by shifting the burden to producers and retailers, while potentially narrowing local educational funding gaps. It also notes court rulings against local property taxes, and debates Congress must scrutinize any such tax before adoption. It mentions Moynihan’s remarks at the AAAS meeting and Humphrey’s heckling incident, plus concerns over upcoming Republican and Democratic conventions and security spending in San Diego.
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Nixon
Texas
California
Minnesota
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Daniel P. Moynihan
The
American Assn
Advancement of Science
Moynihan
Association
Philadelphia
Sen
Science Agency
Science For the People
Humphrey
Chaw Tobacco Still Alive in Smokeless Market
New York AP report notes ongoing demand for smokeless tobacco in 1971 with U S consumption forecast at 98 million pounds up 3 percent from 1970. Chewing tobacco and snuff split about 72 million and 26 million, with loose leaf the rising form.
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New York
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Smokeless Tobacco Council Inc
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
America
Europe
City plans mass arrest security force for convention area
San Diego will contribute about 330000 of 13 million dollars to a regional security force. Officials say local police backed by officers from nine cities, deputy sheriffs, harbor police, highway patrols and federal agents will provide security with Secret Service FBI and other agencies supplying reinforcements. Plans include facilities for mass arrests and a shift toward modern primary elections by 1976.
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San Diego
Chicago
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Lawrence
Nixon-Agnew
John Lockwood
Harbor Police
California
District Attorney's Office
Secret Service
FBI
Treasury Department
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Miami Beach
Henry A. Bubb named to Kansas Board of Regents by Gov. Anderson
Henry A. Bubb a Topeka financier and head of Capitol Federal Savings was appointed to the Kansas Board of Regents by Governor John Anderson. Dolph Simons editor of the Journal-World was named to the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank board of directors by the Federal Reserve System in Washington.
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Henry A. Bubb
Topeka
Capitol Federal Savings
Kansas Board of Regents
John Anderson
Dolph Simons
Journal- World
Federal Reserve System
Washington
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Environmental fight pits Ruckelshaus against White House aides
William D. Ruckelshaus, EPA head, is set to order Reserve Mining Co. to stop dumping iron mine waste into Lake Superior and shift to land disposal, risking a lengthy court battle and a clash with Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans and White House allies Peter Flanigan and Charles Colson.
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Washington
William D. Ruckelshaus
Nixon
White House
Reserve Minning Co
Silver Bay
Minn
Lake Superior
Ruckelshaus
Big Business
Peter Flanigan
Charles W. Colson
Evironmental Protection Agency
EPA
Commerce-White
Willis Boyer
Republic Steel
Ohio Republican Finance
Armco
Houston, Tex
Verity
Flanigan
Reserve
Age Gap Really Shows Up During Christmas Breaks
A family scene reveals the generation gap as a college student returns home for the holidays. A mother complains about a messy room and household priorities while the father jokes about contagion and cleanliness, highlighting contrasting values and adult independence.
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Washington
Nancy
Designer Pros Not Excited Like Decorator of Kitchen
A humorous personal essay about amateur kitchen overhauls by a homeowner who tests copper color schemes and partial DIY fixes, including copper spray paint challenges and a repaint that ends with copper freckles. The piece reflects vanity and domestic quirks rather than professional interior design outcomes.
On This Day in History December 30
Highlights include the 1853 Gadsden Purchase where the U S gained 45000 square miles in present day New Mexico and Arizona. Other events span Kipling’s birth in 1865 and the 1943 Cape Gloucester air field capture.
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United States
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Rudyard Kipling
Bombay
India
Chicago
China
Sun Yat-sen
U.S
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Michael
Romania
John F. Kennedy
Pakistan
Nixon Sings A Holiday Parody Of Political Figures
A satirical private Christmas songbook mocks American politicians and public figures. The verses reference Nixon, Reagan, Muskie, Kennedy, and others with jabs about welfare, the judiciary, and the 1968 style political climate, set to holiday tunes.
Money Schemes Bring Warning to Kansas City
Atty. Gen. Vern Miller warns against money making schemes like National Opportunity Research Services a Princeton New Jersey firm. It offers a $10 membership as a discount buying club and promises returns up to $10 000 with a money back guarantee plus interest.
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Peka, Kah
Princeton, N.J
National Opportunity Research Services
Atty
Vern Miller
Miller
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