Lawrence Daily World notes staff and pricing details
The Lawrence Daily World staff listings for editors and departments are provided along with publication details. It notes established 1854, The World Company address in Lawrence Kansas, a 1973 date, and various subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
All Volunteer Army Debate Faces Demands and Doubts
The article discusses a shift from conscription to an all volunteer force, weighing national benefits against risks of an overly professional military. It notes budget signals, potential elite ranks, and public sentiment after the Vietnam era, with questions about ROTC and broader democratic representation. It also tells of a Florida homeowner’s defense, a Detroit crime plan STRESS unit, and a police view of visible policing.
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Defense Department
America
Uncle Sam
Food costs rise amid strong demand and beef boom
New York AP reports food prices likely to climb in coming weeks as consumer demand remains high. Beef consumption has surged from 60 pounds per person in 1920 to an estimated 118 pounds this year, while chicken and pork demand also grows. Prices stay elevated despite efficiency gains, with subsidies and supply constraints contributing to overall price pressure. ConAgra notes dramatic productivity gains since 1940 in poultry production.
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New York
America
ConAgra
South Park Center costs over bid and school enrolls rise
The City Commission weighed proceeding with the South Park Recreation Center as bids topped the estimated 40,000 by nearly 7,000. KU on campus expects spring enrollment to reach 10,800. Four Lawrence physicians-to-be were named for June doctor of medicine degrees. The Zodiac marked its 70th anniversary with a KU Union Building dinner. February brings unusually harsh weather.
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South Park Recreation Center
Kansas University
Lawrence
Robert Edwards
Chester Klein
Glenn Lessenden
Renssalaer McClure
Zodiac
Union Building
STRESS program sparks debate on crime and civil liberties
Bannon cites 1971 1972 Detroit crime drops and high conviction rates while critics warn STRESS may widen a “secret police” network and risk rights. Supporters touts deterrence. opponents fear quick gun use and creeping overreach echoing Nazi era fears. More violence provokes harsher reactions.
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Detroit
James Bannon
Bannon
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Gestapo
Ehrlichman Visits Stir Hope Of New Policy Direction
In Washington on January 30 John Ehrlichman met with Senator Jacob Javits as part of Nixon's effort to have Ehrlichman visit lawmakers. The talks aim to clarify White House strategy and ease liberal Republicans’ concerns over budget cuts and policy, signaling a shift in the second term.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Ehrlichman
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
White House
Percy
Peter Flanigan
John Dunlop
Harvard
Cost of Living Council
Javits
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Henry Kissinger
House
Jeb Magruder
G. Gordon Liddy
California
Magruder
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Bob) Haldeman, Mr. Nixon
One Man's View of Budget As Proposed by President
An opinion piece lauds President Nixon's budget as pragmatic not ideological. It notes reduced military personnel and costs despite a higher overall defense budget, argues for restraint on social programs, and calls for tax funding and a return to founding principles.
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Nixon
Moynihan
Wall Street Journal
Congress
Parking lot count fuels call to pause on city purchases
Walter Van Liew urges postponing acquisition of new parking lots after tallying 192 empty spaces in various meters and lots around Vermont New Hampshire and Kentucky streets. He argues meters should be free for a trial period and questions spending hundreds of thousands on more property.
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Journal-World
Eighth
Vermont
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Parker
East 23Rd
Walter van Liew
Tenn
Victorian Valentines Showcases Craft and Contradictions
The KU Print Gallery exhibition surveys nineteenth century valentines from England and America. It contrasts handmade and lithographed pieces with embossed lace and perforated designs, noting the rise of comic cards and the role of Esther Howland in American mass production. The show features rare items from the 1840s to 1860s and marks the first public display of a 1928 gift collection.
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University of Kansas Museum of Art
Arnold Toynbee
England
America
Cupids
Cupid
A. Park
Kershaw
Germany
Esther Howland
United States
Henry Ford
Howland
George Whitney
William Bridges Thayer
Today In History February 5, 1973 events noted
On this date in history, 1917 Mexico became a federated republic of 28 states. In 1782 Spain captured Minorca from Britain. Sweden recognized U.S. independence in 1783. Key events through 1945 include Manila battles in the Pacific. Milestones also note 1937 court-packing controversy and 1958 Canada vote of no confidence.
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Mexico
Mediterranean
Minorca
Sweden
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
United Sates
Denmark
Portugal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
U.S
Philippine
Manila
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Johnson
Western Hemisphere
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