Lawrence Journal World staff and rates listing
Lawrence Journal World staff positions and editors are listed. The paper dated Thursday evening February 4 1971 notes staff roles including president publisher editor and advertising director. Subscription rates are provided for various delivery options within Kansas and nationwide. The notice includes publication details and addresses.
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Douglas
Kansas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Lawrence considers new city sales tax to fund police and fire
Lawrence commissioners propose a half cent city sales tax to supplement current city income and reduce property tax burdens. The vote is set for the April 6 general election. The measure would raise about 425000 yearly and start a long term change in local taxation, with details and fairness needing clear public information.
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Lawrence City Commission
Journal-World
Nixon Shifts Image With New Economic Policy
New York AP reports President Nixon has discarded traditional Republican economic dogma. He backs deficits, urges Fed guidance on monetary policy, seeks low interest rates, opposes certain price hikes, and questions older pro free-market norms. Years of events have driven this shift.
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New York
Richard Nixon
Federal Reserve
Democrats Hold Power as Election Mood Shifts in 1968
Washington Post analyst David S. Broder notes Democrats control Congress for 16 years despite losses in 1968. House leadership shifts are modest to protect incumbents. South ern incumbents avoid credentials challenges. Muskie seen as unity candidate but lacks clear alternative to Nixon's Republican record.
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Edmund Muskie
Elizabeth Drew
Drew
Sen
Muskie
Richard Nixon
Sen. Muskie
White House
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Maine
Congress
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
David S. Broder
Washington Post
U.S. House Democratic Caucus
House
Senate
Broder
Washington
Barry Goldwater
S. S. Santa Maria Hijack Report From 1961
Prof Floyd Preston KU associate professor of petroleum engineering aboard the hijacked S S Santa Maria said in Recife Brazil he was unsure when his family would be home Plans were being made on Mt Oread for teachers to take over his classes during the Bromer sick Christmas Party Committee meeting W C Fisher was elected 1961 chairman and Raymond Nichols secretary treasurer
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Floyd Preston
S. S. Santa Maria
Recife
Brazil
Mt. Oread
W. C. Fisher
Raymond Nichols
Bromersick
Woodlawn School
Board of Education
Kansas University
Kansas City
Olathe
Lawrence
J. E. Riley
Nixon Reagan Parley Put in Perspective
In Sacramento Nixon faces political leverage over the 1972 California delegation as White House ties to Reagan shape funding outcomes. A backchannel message urged moderates to avoid ideological clashes with Reagan to preserve Nixon's position, while Reagan's Sacramento visit secured a temporary six month CRLA funding grant and boosted his standing with Republicans.
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Sacramento
Calif
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
White House
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Washington
Houston Flournoy
Robert Monagan
William Bagley
Robert Finch
Bagley
Agnew
John Mitchell
Frank Carlucci
Foreign Service
Carlucci
School special services staff in Lawrence guide center layout
A school system report describes the Lawrence Unified Schools special service team. It notes offices at the Diagnostic Center north of New York School and at the Administration Center. It explains the diagnostic team process, workload organization, and the aims of services for gifted and handicapped students. It also mentions Pete Seeger’s Havana jam session with North Vietnamese students reported by AP.
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Lawrence Unified Schools
Board of Education
New York School
Louisiana Street
Cordiey School
School Special Services
Special Services
Miami
Pete Seeger
Havana
Seeger
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
U.S
Southeast Asia
Canada
Europe
Milk as a Coolant in France Case
Cherbourg France AP reports Guy Lebier 23 was fined 200 francs 36 for taking a can of milk from a farm to put in the radiator of his car after it had run dry.
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Cherbourg
France
Guy Lebier
Can Great Men Be Preserved in Test Tube Banks
Satirical piece imagines 2001 in a New York test tube bank where would be parents select famous figures as potential offspring. The dialogue riffs on Artur Rubinstein Heifetz Namath Salk Lindsay Onassis Mailer Segal and Ralph Nader, highlighting values, fame and fear of loss through a playful future of preserved genes.
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Washington
Lucy Kavaler
New York Times
Miss Kavaler
First National Test Tube Bank of
New York
Artur Rubenstein
Jasha Heifetz
Joe Namath
Artur Rubinsteins
Jasha Heintzel
Joe Namaths
Norman Mailer
Erich Segal
Jonas Salk
John Lindsay
Onassis
Time Still the Best Cure For a Case of Inebriation
Time remains the only sure remedy for intoxication Rutgers researcher Dr. Leon Greenberg says alcohol leaves the bloodstream slowly and no quick fixes like cold showers black coffee or exercise hasten recovery He notes empty stomachs increase effects and advises a meal milk and steak before partying to enjoy it safely He discusses why some drinkers overshoot capacity and the differences between social and problem drinkers.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Leon A. Greenberg
Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies
Greenberg
Groundhog hedgehog note from an 8 year old letter
A reader discusses naming differences between hedgehogs and groundhogs and recalls a hedgehog sighting in England. The letter also questions a Kansas education funding proposal and its impact on the University of Kansas, signed by Gary Cook.
Reader questions 1 percent pay rise for KU budget
Kansas University staff and taxpayers argue Gov Docking’s 1 percent rise for classified salaries is inadequate amid a 14 percent budget increase. They note higher living costs and university pay trends and urge competitive faculty salaries to maintain KU’s status and goals. Lawrence Bodle endorses the Two Centuries Later column and Nixon reform views.
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Kansas University
Docking
Iiits
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