Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles including President Publisher Dolph Simons Jr Editor Steve F?oran Assistant Publisher Bill Mayer Executive Editor Time Weichenh... News Editor Earnest Pontius Advertising Director Leo Eller and Controller. established 1854 The paper is published daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates for local and out of state subscriptions. Wednesday Evening Feb 3 1971.
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Polph C
Smail
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Kansas Legislature rated 23rd in national efficiency study
A 14 month Citizens Conference report ranks the 1971 Kansas Legislature 23rd among 50 states, evaluating procedures and operations rather than outputs. It cites Kansas 14th in accountability and 15th in accountability, 14th in informed, 31st in functional, 34th in independence and 23rd overall. The study funded by Ford Foundation highlights need for stronger staff, facilities, and extended sessions to improve effectiveness.
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Kansas
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Ford Foundation
Citizens Conference
John Anderson
DeSoto
Jim Gallivan
Salt Lake
Utah
The
Larry Mark Bolis
Consumer Vital To Forecasts
New York AP reports consumers dominated 1970 economic outlook as buying slowed and savings rose. Postponement of purchases strained retail and auto sales while bankers note consumers may foretell downturns or recoveries better than statistics. The consumer’s liquid position tests government and business forecasts.
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New York
Reservoir project approved along Wakarusa River near Lawrence
The Corps of Army Engineers approved 14 projects today including Clinton Reservoir on the Wakarusa River about four miles southwest of Lawrence. Jayhawk Motors changes hands as L R Oakson and John R Stanley take over 1040 Vt. Howard B Krimminger ends 15 years in operation. Dr Kenneth E Jochim of KU plans to move to Warren Mich to set up a GM research lab with H W Shirer. Cora Downs of KU bacteriology works on Potter Lake rescue of two boys. they were saved in good condition. The Rev Edwin Tomson Rice died at 79. Douglas County Soil Conservation District votes to meet twice monthly on first and third Fridays. Red Cross drought relief grant of 1000 goes to St Louis. Clifford A Pine buys Pine Brothers Store and fixtures.
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Clinton Reservoir
Wakarusa River
Lawrence
Corps of Army Engineers
Washington
L. R. Oakson
John R. Stanley
Jayhawk Motors
Howard B. Krimminger
Kenneth E. Jochim
Kansas University
Warren
Mich
H. W. Shirer
Department
General Motors
Cora Downs
Potter Lake
Fire Department
Edwin Tomson Rice
Barker
Board of Supervisors
Douglas County Soil Conservation District
Douglas County
Topeka
House
Senate
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Clifford A. Pine
Rt. 5
Pine Brothers
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note presents John 14 6 reassuring that Jesus is the way to the Father. The prayer asks guidance to live a perfect life through Christ and to find joy in Him.
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John
Christ Jesus
Distant Observations On Nixon's Message
Santiago Chile commentary on Nixon’s congressional address notes public hype and a lukewarm congressional reception. It critiques the so called six goals, especially federal funding to states, arguing deficit finance would expand federal power and hinder state tax autonomy. It questions the claim of shifting power to the people.
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Santiago
Chile
Nixon
Congress
Robert Hutchins
Washington
Frontenac Bond Issue Aims For New Elementary School
Frontenac voters approved a $98,000 bond issue for a new elementary school with 441 in favor and 248 against. The AP report notes this local decision amid a broader reflection on history and political rhetoric.
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Frontenac, Kan
Frontenac
Nixon Muskie Faceoff Emerges As 1972 Forecast
The piece notes Hubert Humphrey leads among five Democratic contenders while McGovern is dismissed and Bayh lacks national image. Edward Kennedy reportedly loses prestige among peers. It predicts a Nixon Muskie presidential contest in 1972 and asks how events may evolve by early 1972.
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Hubert Humphrey
McGovern
Bayh
Edward Kennedy
Nixon-Muskie
Letter critics debate crime stats and prison policy
A Journal-World letters page features Ken Tarr arguing against a Justice Department claim that over half of Americans commit a serious crime each year. He questions sources and consistency, opposes freeing dangerous felons, and calls for prison improvement rather than leniency.
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Bill Hansen
Hansen
Justice Department
Red Zone
Mr. Hansen
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
The piece defends dissent and questions patriotic conformity in 1960s America. It argues that calls for silent obedience echo tyranny, cites Jefferson on rebellion, and contrasts free inquiry with enforcement of conformity amid protests against war and draft policies.
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Gus Dizerega
KU Indictments? Indians Candidate for Washington Showing
Kansas University drama Indians remains in the running for a Washington D C showcasing as part of the American College Theatre Festival. A special judging panel will decide later this month after regional competition at the University of Iowa where KU and Missouri were recommended.
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Indians
Washington
Kansas University
Washington, D.C
University of Iowa
University of Missouri
North Carolina Governor backs Muskie for 1972 nomination
Gov. Bob Scott of North Carolina says he has pledged support for Sen. Edmund Muskie of Maine for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972. Scott spoke after a conference with Muskie in Washington.
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Raleigh, N.C
Bob Scott
Sen
Edmund §. Muskie
Maine
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