Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

We have 6,677,888 pages in Kansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1971

Page

7

Federal and State Financing Scrutiny Rise in Midwest

Lawmakers in Iowa and neighboring states step toward joint financing reviews as federal mandates tighten. Bills on highway billboard controls meat inspection and welfare funding draw debate over shifts in state shares and potential loss of federal dollars amid looming 1972-73 appropriations.

America Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma United States Department of Agriculture Warren KE. Hearnes Senate Appropriations Committee Congress

Conservatives’ Nixon Challenge Fails to Rally Party Backers

A nationwide AP survey shows conservative discontent with President Nixon lacks mass backing. Rep. Ashbrook’s Ohio bid signals rightward pressure, but Buckley questions its impact while Goldwater Reagan urge restraint. California groups complain but few GOP leaders defect, keeping Nixon’s hold firm.

Washington Nixon Rep John M. Ashbrook Ohio Ashbrook Sen James L. Buckley New York Buckley

Courthouse Docket Shows Multiple Driving Violations

A long list of traffic fines includes speeding cases for Winona M. Plummer Karen Wooderson John Easum and many others with amounts from 10 to 25 dollars. Notable charges include failure to yield respect to stop signs improper passing and driving left of center. Rosemond Hawkins faces three offenses including no driver s license and leaving the scene with 75 dollars fine and 30 days suspended. Non-Traffic Cipra hitchhiking fined 10 dollars.

Winona M. Plummer Karen A. Wooderson John W. Easum Janice I. Miller Conn James C. Anderson N. Mich James R. Freund Mass Samuel John Howard Baumgarter Neb Michael Jenkins W. Ninth Paul Nunez Jr Kenneth R. Eissenbart Frontier Danny L. Dillion Lincoln Henrietta Karlin Robert Sterling Pioneer Hartsel W. Hattabaugh Powers Ella M. Conrad Perry L. Strickland Second and Ark Elsie J. Martin Janis A. Holcom Ridge Ct Michael M. Nichols Harvest Rd Robert G. Shields W. 15Th Vinton C. Carlton Fred F. Fergus N.Y Sandra K. Bishop Wellsville Randall Williams Salina Eugene E. Johnson N.H Carolyn S. Pugh N.J John W. Eagum Leavenworth Rosemond Hawkins Ark Linda A. Yarger Tenn

Twelve Elected To Pi Tau Sigma

Kansas University mechanical engineering students Gary Cree Lecompton junior Greg Hotchkiss Overbrook senior and Stephen Kibbee DeSoto junior join Pi Tau Sigma honorary. Officers for 1971 72 include Bruce Johnston Stockton senior president Richard Lavender Lawrence junior vice president Bruce Bodecker Benton senior treasurer Ray Sonnedecker Leavenworth fifth year corresponding secretary Harold Lowe Greenville Tex recording secretary.

Kansas University Pi Tau Sigma Bruce Johnston Stockton Richard Lavender Lawrence Bruce Bodecker Benton Ray Sonnedecker Leavenworth Harold Lowe Greenville Tex Gary Cree Lecompton Greg Hotchkiss Overbrook Stephen Kibbee DeSoto

KU Professors Shine at American Historical Association Meeting

Seven Kansas University history faculty members participated in the American Historical Association annual meeting in New York City. Oswald P. Backus III chaired a session on military change in early Russia, while Paul W. Gates led a session on Land Tenure. Grant K. Goodman organized the Asian History conference and presided, with William J. Griffith chairing Latin American History. Others included Rebecca Bergstresser, G. Cameron Furst Till, Henry L. Snyder, and eight additional professors attended.

Kansas University American Historical Association New York City Oswald P. Backus III Russia Rebecca Bergstresser Ibero-America Paul W. Gates Grant K. Goodman William J. Griffith G. Cameron Furst Til Henry L. Snyder Clement Keto Kenneth R. Maxwell David M. Katzman Donald R. McCoy W. Stitt Robinson James E. Seaver Charles F. Sidman Charles K. Warner

Tent family finds new home as job hopes brighten

Eugene Nichols his wife and six children moved from Lake Hopatcong New Jersey to San Diego after losing their home. A 10 room two story rent free house was offered to them while he searches for work and prepares for a California drivers test. Dozens donated clothing and aid while Thomas Gibson lent his 80 year old National City house rent free. Nichols receives $404 monthly welfare.

Eugene Audrey Nichols National City Calif San Diego Nichols San Diego, Calif Eugene Nichols Lake Hopatcong N.J California Gibson

Scandinavians Offered Cake to Thor for Harvest Blessing

An ancient practice shows Scandinavians offering cake to Thor the God of thunder to invoke abundance in harvests. The ritual reflects Norse beliefs in divine intervention for seasonal prosperity.

Thor Thunder

Hospital Births and Ward Hours Noted in Local Notices

The list records maternity and other ward hours for today and today’s births. Names and addresses of parents or guardians appear, with two reported newborns, a girl Wednesday and a girl today, plus a boy today.

Funeral services for Mrs Tilda Percival in Eudora

Mrs. Tilda Catherine Percival 67 of Rt. 1 Eudora died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 3 30 p m Sunday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Ralph Hodgen officiating. Burial in Washington Creek Cemetery. Survived by husband Roscoe three sons Eugene Ivan Melvin three sisters seven grandchildren. Former Bethany Hospital diet department employee and member of Seventh Street United Methodist Church and Rebekah Lodges in Lawrence and Kansas City.

Eudora Tilda Catherine Percival Rt. 1 Rumsey Ralph M. Hodgen Washington Creek Cemetery Lawrence Roscoe Eugene Ivan Ter Melvin Ohio Annie Leffert Mary Danuser Montreal Mattie Burch Linn Creek Diet Department Bethany Hospital Seventh Street United Methodist Church Rebekah Lodge Kansas City

Pettibone Rites Held for Lawrence-born Kansas City Woman

Leah Pettibone 83 of Kansas City died today at Bethany Hospital. Funeral services are set for 10 am Monday at Gibson- Butler Funeral Home Chapel with graveside rites at 11:30 am at Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. Born August 30, 1888, in Lawrence she worked at the Douglas County Courthouse until 1942 before moving to Kansas City.

Kansas City Kan Leah Pettibone Bethany Hospital Gibson- Butler Funeral Home Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence Funeral Miss Pettibone Douglas County

Chinese Deliver Ashes of Man Captured in 1968

Hong Kong AP report that China gave the ashes of American yachtsman Gerald Ross McLaughlin to the U S Red Cross after saying he died by his own hand in 1969 while in custody. He had been detained with Mary Ann Harbert since 1968 after their yacht entered Chinese waters.

Hong Kong China Today Red Cross Gerald Ross McLaughlin McLaughlin Mary Ann Harbert Manila Miss Harbert Richard Fecteau United States U.S. Red Cross Kenneth McKeehan Mesa Ariz

Wheat Providing Pasture In Kansas Wheat Stands Grow

Nearly 60 percent of the 1972 seeded wheat acreage in western two thirds of Kansas had enough growth to provide pasture by mid December, the highest for the date since 1965. About 20 percent of seeded wheat was actually pastured with regional variation from 29 percent in the south central to 6 percent in the north central. Wet fields limited grazing while some sloping and sandy areas have been pastured continuously. Forage on wheat pasture was fair to good.

Topeka Kan Kansas State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service South-Central North-Central Southcentral

Kansas traffic deaths rise with year totals

Kansas highway death log records 3 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Thursday. For December the toll reaches 41, for 1971 the total is 671, compared with 654 in the comparable 1970 period, including one previously unreported fatality.

Topeka Kan

Funeral services for William M. Wathen

Funeral services for William M. Wathen 73 who died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital will be held Friday at 10 30 a m in Rumsey Funeral Home Graveside services follow at 1 p m in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Weston Mo Wathen born April 7 1898 in Henderson Ky is survived by a son W A Wathen Birmingham Mich a daughter Mrs Robert McClintick Portland Ore four grandchildren and a great grandchild.

William M. Wathen Lawrence Memorial Hospital Rumsey Funeral Home Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Weston Mr. Wathen Henderson W. A. Wathen Birmingham Mich Robert McClintick Portland Ore

McCarthy Committee Files For California Primary Entry

Sacramento AP report says the California Committee for McCarthy filed papers with the secretary of state to enter a Democratic delegation in California's June primary. It is the first such filing. McCarthy announced in Boston on December 17 his bid for the nomination but has not confirmed plans for California ballot participation.

Sacramento Calif Eugene J. McCarthy California McCarthy Boston

Hearing for Final Settlement in Lena M. Owen Estate

In Douglas County probate court Vanera Smith and Leslie Tupy petition for final settlement, executor acts, attorney fees, and heirs’ shares in Lena M. Owen deceased. Defenses due January 11, 1972 at 11 30 a.m. in Lawrence court.

Douglas County Kansas Lena M. Owen State of Vanera Smith Leslie T. Tupy Lawrence Vanera Smith Leslie T. ‘Tupy Charles C. Rankin Lawrence Daily Journal-World Aoe Bernice Geneva Smith Thomas Kenneth Darling Barber, Simerson Springer & Zinn Even National Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Associated Press U.S Edgar Holden R-Davenport Department of Transportation William 5. Morris Hearnes Nicipal Sewage Treatment Regional Environmental Protection Agency GOP Alvin O. Bramstedt Branstedt Barry Goldwater Arizona Ronald Reagan Goldwater Reagan United Republicans John Schmitz R-Calif John Birch Society FORD John Haddock Ford Alabama New Jersey Thomas Gibson Central Park Journal-World Photo P.m Willard Perry Raymond Staffer Blue Mound Larry Trapani Amelia Ingle Bernice Simpson Richard Henricks Mack Henricks Donald Henricks Ottawa Sandra Dickerson Tilda Percival Edward Barnett Linwood John Sawyer Arthur Hook University Stacy Baird Roger Stanley III Dene Wheelhouse Til Trudith Kolisch Fred Smith Daniel Collier Ben Mohler R.I Henry Collins Elmer Rawlings Tonganoxie Charles Migliario Elizabeth Hardister Elmwood Chloe Hessamfar W. 11Th Karen Cotton Park Hill Larry Morgan Rt. 2 Daniel Minteer Baldwin Robert Vena Johnson Ave McCarthy Group Official & Legal Publications Journal-World State of Kansas
Search Courier

Search the Lawrence Journal World Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Lawrence Journal World?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication