Lawrence Daily Journal-World publication data
Lawrence Daily Journal-World established 1854 and published by The World Company. Details include editor Fiditor W. C. Simmons 1891 to 1952, daily except Sunday schedule, office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates listed for local carriers, mail in Douglas and adjoining counties, other Kansas counties and greater Kansas City, and elsewhere United States. Second Class postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press. Monday Evening Feb 7 1972.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Chiss
Kah
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Adults Too Soon Runaways Prompt Debate on Childhood Pace
A Senate subcommittee reports 43 percent of NYC runaways aged 11 to 14 with 55 percent of missing girls in that range. Colman McCarthy notes pressure to grow up fast, while psychiatrists warn emotional needs lag. Sen. Dole and Sen. Cole question TV and immediacy as factors, urging reflection on childhood's worth. Arthur Rubinstein cited as example of lasting drive despite age and illness.
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Senate
New York City
Birch Bayh
Colman McCarthy
Washington Post
McCarthy
Mama and Papa
Washington
U.S
Robert Dole
Kansas
Sen. Dole
Sen. Cole
Arthur Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Minneapolis
Minnesota Orchestra
City Inspection Department
City County
World view shifts as economy grows and 1990 forecast rises
The piece argues that while observers see a crumbling world, a more equitable currency system and strong economic gains are forming. It notes unemployment above 6 percent amid a growing labor force and predicts Gross National Product rising from 1.047 trillion to 2.4 trillion, with per person spending reaching 6 000 by 1990 and 60 percent of families earning over 15 000.
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New York
White House
Washington
Conference Board
Costa Rica students first KU exchange arrive in 1962
Old Home Town notes Carmen Murillo and Jaime Mejia as KU-CRU exchange program pioneers. Vandalism hits several local schools with Central Junior High hardest. Juveniles detained. FFA team leaders Larry Green Richard Eckman and Gene Waisner praised in East Central Kansas.
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Carmen Murillo
Jaime Mejia
Kansas University
Costa Rica University
Ku-Cru
Central Junior High
Larry Green
Richard Eckman
Gene Waisner
FFA
Kansas
Lawrence
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Charles C. Rankin
Kansas Tax Commission
Kansas City
Haswell Institute
Frank Harris
Letters on sports, city growth, and teaching loads in Lawrence
Readers criticize sports columnist Mayer over NFL and NCAA insights, debate city annexation and water sewer costs, and urge clarity on a state senator's 12 hour teaching load. Contributors include Charles Lacey, E F Scott, Lee A Dyer, and Leslie Dienes from Lawrence.
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T Hope
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
Leslie Dienes
Ohio
The Swinging Pendulum on OSHA Power
The piece argues OSHA expands federal power into a police state with inspectors acting as judge and jury. It warns of abuse by inspectors and union leaders, urges Congress to correct dangers and restore balance for employers and workers.
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OSHA
Congress
On This Date in History February 7 1972 Highlights
Today marks February 7 with notable events from history including the Yalta Conference disclosures in 1945 with Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin in the Black Sea region. It also notes Dickens birth in 1812, Sinclair Lewis birth in 1885, a 1904 Baltimore fire, 1941 Libyan port capture, 1948 Eisenhower resignation, Beatles arrival in New York in 1964, and Apollo 14 splashdown pursuit a year ago.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Black Sea
Yalta
Charles Dickens
Portsmouth
Sinclair Lewis
Sauk Center
Minn
Baltimore
Bengali
Libya
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Omar N. Bradley
New York
Kennedy Airport
England
Pacific
Telethon Plan Aims to Halt 1968 Democratic Debt
Democratic National Treasurer Robert Strauss plots a national telethon to erase the party’s $9 million debt before the 1972 campaign. The 12 to 14 hour broadcast would involve celebrities and credit card pledges, with hope for $5 million in donations to influence creditors and morale. Officials weigh timing around the Miami Beach convention and Truman's birthday.
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Washington
Robert Strauss
Lawrence F O’brien
Strauss
Fian
O'Brien- Strauss
Dallas
Texas
Telephone
John Y. Brown Jr
Louisville, Ky
Brown
Democratic Party
Nicn
Miami Beach
Harry Truman
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