Lawrence Daily Journal World Publication Details
Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. It lists contact phone and various subscription rates by carrier mail and region. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Anews City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Election Security 1972 Campaign Coverage Rules
A House Senate committee set coverage rules for 1972 election security. Any candidate with five percent in polls or 20 percent in voting polls will receive around the clock protection starting March 20. Costs may reach 40 million, with some candidates opting out. The plan, tied to poll results, includes Nixon and several Democrats, plus a few Republicans, under a Treasury run program.
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Nixon
House-Senate
Louis Harris
George Gallup
Edward Kennedy
Treasury
John Connally
U.S
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Sam Yorty
Paul McCloskey
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Wallace Faces Strong Support in North Florida Primary
In Jacksonville precincts, Wallace leads Muskie among 50 low income white voters with 24 to 8. Voters view Wallace as the workingman’s ally and oppose school busing. Many would back Nixon in November if Wallace wins Florida, with Muskie seen as more liberal on economic issues.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
George C. Wallace
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Muskie
Oliver Quayle
Wallace
Nixon
Quayle
Lonnie Ward
Roberta Snyder
Henry M. Jackson
Humphrey
George McGovern
John V. Lindsay
Sup
Law and Order
Jackson
Lawrence USD 497 Seeks Federal Funds for Career Education Programs
The district outlines current and proposed federally funded programs under Vocational Education Amendments of 1968. Highlights include Exemplary Career Education with a $700,000 multi-district grant, Elementary World of Work awareness, Junior High World of Work exploration, and Senior High continued exploration and on the job training. Additional funding covers TRADES programs, staff for Vocational Office Education, Auto Mechanics, Distributive Education, and more, with related work-study and disadvantaged youth initiatives and NDEA TV equipment plans awaiting Topeka approval.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Clay Center
Kansas City
State Department of Education
Kansas State University
Lawrence High
Max Stalcup
USD 497
State
Lawrence High Trades
Darylehle
NDEA
Topeka
SEC report on stock market overhaul echoes old reform tale
New York AP reports the SEC outlines a plan to centralize stock quotes with one tape, boost competition among brokers, and lower commission thresholds. It notes potential delays from entrenched interests and antitrust questions, while stressing investor-focused aims in restructuring markets.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
William J. Casey
Casey
Springtime flood cleanup hits Kaw River farmland
In 1962 springlike weather aided cleanup after the Kaw River overflow left large ice chunks on a farm five miles northwest of town. Clyde Husted faced the hardest hits as ice up to 14 feet long remained on his land. January set record lows with 20.1 inches of snow and subzero nights, the coldest since 1918.
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Kaw
Clyde Husted
Here
Doctors Question Reducing Claims of Exercise Benefits
The February AMA magazine To day s Health critiques health clubs for failing to deliver promised results and warns of potential harm from certain exercises. Dr John Boyer argues true fitness relies on heart and lung conditioning through activities like jogging and swimming rather than sheer muscle gain. The piece criticizes inadequately trained instructors and notes there is no spot reduction in targeted workouts.
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Chicago, Ill
Today’s Health
American Medical Association
John Boyer
President’s Council For Physical Fitness and Sports
Boyer
Two Centuries Later Two Centuries Later
Opinion piece by Paul Carttar criticizing U S District Court Judge George Templar for denying attorney William Kunstler standing to argue for the Lawrence Gay Liberation Front. The column questions judicial openness, cites potential bias, and warns of damage to public trust in the courts.
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U.S. District Court
George Templar
William Kunstler
Topeka
Templar
Kunstler
Lawrence
Gay Liberation Front
Kansas University
University
Charles Oldfather
Washington’s early presidency and key 18th 19th century events
On February 4 in history, George Washington was elected the first U S president with all electors voting for him. Other notes include American troops in New York City 1776, end of hostilities 1783, the Confederacy formed 1861, the Interstate Commerce Commission’s creation 1887, Gorgas leading yellow fever work 1901, and Ceylon’s 1948 independence.
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George Washington
United States
New York City
England
Confederacy
Montgomery
Ala
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cuba
U.S. Army
William C. Gorgas
Ceylon
British Commonwealth
Walt W. Rostow
North Vietnam
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