Lawrence Daily Journal World front page 1971 notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published February 11 1971 lists staff roles including President Publisher C Simons Sr Editor Stein Parsons News Editor Ernest Van Tuss Advertising Director Leo Eller and more. It shows the paper published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and postage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polfph C
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Wan
Telephone
Geodd
City sales tax debate and welfare concerns in Lawrence
Analysis on a proposed one half cent city sales tax to fund police and fire departments contrasts with private welfare critiques. It notes cigarette and grocery tax equivalents, welfare costs in major cities, and calls for clearer policy, greater transparency, and balanced public assistance.
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Lawrence
Price of Silver Is Debatable
New York AP reports a wide dispute over silver prices for 1971. Analysts split between stable or falling near term prices and higher prices later due to shifting supply demand, with opinions from Handy & Harmon and the Silver Users Association. The unknowns include speculative hoarding and hidden supply estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Services Administration
U.S. Treasury
Handy & Harmon
Walter Frankland
The
Silver Users Association
Allende
Linwood Voters Approve Two School Bond Proposals
Old Home Town notes from 1961 report Linwood voters approved two school construction proposals in a 230000 dollar bond issue. The March 18 meeting was set to discuss county library plans as no decision could be made yet. Troop 57 boys camped out marking Boy Scout Week’s end at Wesleyan Methodist Church.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Linwood
Leavenworth Turns Bavarian Dream Into Tourism Hub
The Washington town once fading now thrives on LIFE a half million dollars in private funds and civic pride. Remodeling transformed downtown into an alpine village expanding recreation and ski facilities attracting new businesses and tourists.
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Leavenworth, Wash
Leavenworth
Cascade Mountains
LIFE
Tourism Committee
Pauline Watson
U.S. Forest Service
Leavenworth Winter Sports Association
Blackbird Island
Wenatehee River
Dimov String Quartet Shines In Swarthout Hall Concert
The Dimov String Quartet from Sofia delivered a varied program in Swarthout Recital Hall. Haydn, Webern, and Goleminov opened the first half while Schumann closed, with an encore from Kurktchiski. The ensemble exhibited a rich blend, technical finesse, and strong audience appeal, signaling a successful U S. tour and a hoped return to Lawrence.
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Dimov
Swarthout
Conservatory
Sophia
Haydn
Webern
Marin Goleminov
Schumann
Krassimir Kurktchiski
Goleminov
U.S
Lawrence
Groundhog Forecast Questioned By Weather Letdown
The piece argues Groundhog Day forecasts are unreliable citing a shadow sighting and erratic early spring weather. It notes a drab February 2 and a rapid warm spell afterward, suggesting official meteorology may be more credible than the local tradition.
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Woody
Rules of the Game On Identifying Reds
Santiago Chile analysis notes Allende Marxist stance and conflicts with private capital. Explains post Keynesian aims, copper wealth, currency control, union pressures, and risks of inflation. Discusses U S Europe Japan responses and potential Soviet involvement amid Chilean nationalism.
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Santiago
Chile
Norman Thomas
Leon Trotsky
Allende
Soviet Union
United States
Europe
Japan
Russia
GNP Plan Mocked as Spending Crusade in Hoax Dialogue
A satirical dialogue depicts President Nixon's target 9 percent GNP rise in 1971 and a planned campaign to boost消费 by coercive federal marshals urging Americans to spend. The piece critiques consumer zeal and savings under the proposed program.
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Mr. Coleman
Savings Bank
GNP
Mrs. Moore
Nixon
Moore
Coleman
UGNP
U.S. Army
Gratitude for Lawrence Hosts at National Volleyball Championship
Letters praise Lawrence residents and Chamber of Commerce hospitality for hosting 27 teams from 17 states in the Second DGWS National Intercollegiate Volleyball Championship. Readers note Kansas University's warmth reflects well on the city and its university and express pride in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
University of Kansas
L. Marlene Mawson
DGWS
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
W. CC. Simona
Denetas
Kansas
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
New York City
Waldorf
Boston
Douglas County
Washington
G. Hog
Woody Woodchuck
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Robert Haggart
U.S. Maritime Service
Ralph Achning
J. E. Riley
North Lawrence
Vermont
New Hampshire
11Th
By Howard Boyajian
KY String Dept
William Buckley JR
Buckley
Mr. Allende
Art Buchwald
John W
Kremlin
Boeing Aircraft Co
Suchwald
Journal-World
Journal World
Kansas University School of Medicine
School of Medicine
Barry D. Halpern
Gregory A. Hogle
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