Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff positions and publication data for February 16 1971. Names listed include Dolph C Simons Jr Dolph Stiman Steve Parsons Ernest Ponty Advertising Director Leo Eller and editor roles. Rates show Carrier and Mail options by region with annual prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Stiman
Steve Parsons
Sed Eaisinghs
Iistant
A ‘Hects
Ernest
Fire destroys Sacajawea Hall at Haskell College
A serious blaze at Haskell Indian Junior College wiped out Sacajawea Hall with losses exceeding 100000 dollars. The two year technologist program suffered heavily as lab equipment and classroom space were consumed. Administrators students and faculty rallied to fight the fire preserve assets and plan business as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indian Junior College
Sacajawea Hall
Haskell
Wallace Galluzzi
Hospital Costs Skyrocket Across Nation
The national average cost to maintain a hospital patient per day rose from 9.50 in 1946 to more than 81 last year and is projected to climb to 93 this year, 105 in 1972, and 110 in 1973. The piece notes doctor shortages, maldistribution, duplication of services, and rising expenses, plus a proposal by the American Hospital Association for health care corporations to coordinate care and cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
National Administration
Federal Reserve System
Fed
New York
Edwin Crosby
American Hospital Association
Crosby
Ameriplan
The
Association
Liverpool group rewrites Snow White as protest pilot
A Liverpool group revises Snow White to challenge fairy tale gender norms. The wicked queen targets Snow White for intellect and vitality, while a resentful hunter and Prince Charming join to redefine heroism and ownership of the dwarfs mine. Disney is named in opposition.
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Snow White
Liverpool
England
Women’s Lib
Seven Dwarfs
Prince Charming
Walt Disney
Open letter urged KU alumni to support clean recruiting
KU Athletic Director Dutch Lonborg and faculty asked alumni and friends to cooperate with the department to ensure recruiting activities avoided unwarranted criticism following the Bert Coan incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Lonborg
Bert Coan
Eudora
Prayer Invocation for Strength and Presence
A devotional plea asks God to feel His presence within and grant needed strength to endure. The speaker seeks divine power to persevere through daily burdens and hardships in faith.
What Can America Do About Chile Problem
A commentator argues the United States should avoid direct confrontation or wholesale backing of Chile’s Allende regime. The piece urges support for Chilean opposition leaders with information and technical help, promote reforms, and expose failures abroad, through patient, nuanced engagement rather than force. The essay notes past American outsourcing of anti totalitarian efforts and cites the Peace Corps experience in Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
Allende
Lima
South America
Castro
China
Soviet Union
Peace Corps
America
University of Chile
Lawrence Schools Expand Arts Programs For 1970 71
A report outlines expanded arts and humanities programs in Lawrence schools for 1970 71. It covers Early America Art, art categories for third grade, Traveling Art Gallery, Children's Theatre, pantomime, Young People’s Orchestra Concert, intra school music, Junior High Choral Festival and Allied Arts Project. Only Children’s Theatre adds cost to taxpayers, 60 cents per student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Art Guild
University Theatre Department
Allied Arts Project
Children's Theatre
Heart Sunday crowds test heart risk factors in Dane County
Dr William B Parsons Jr hosts the first one day mass screening for heart risk in Madison Dane County. 12 369 people aged 30 to 65 pass through 110 lines at 23 schools in four hours May 3. Co sponsors include the Dane County unit of the Wisconsin Heart Association and the Dane County Medical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Parsons
Dane County Unit
Wisconsin Heart Association
Dane County Medical Society
Madison
Dane County
Plotter rate cut announced by university computation center
The Kansas University Computation Center informs clients that higher plotter usage justifies lowering the rate from $20 per hour to $10 per hour. The change reflects demand effects on the plotting service offered to researchers and departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Computation Center
Family Crises As Lights Fade
Washington reports a New York area blackout disrupted TV for hours revealing family strains and humor. A Long Island couple, the Bufkins, reconnect as the power outage forces recognition of aging children, past jobs, and forgotten talents amid the crisis.
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Washington
New York City
Telvision
New York
Bufkins
Forest Hills
Long Island
Thank You Notes From Firefighters Helpers Echo Across City
The Ladies Auxiliary to Firefighters Local 1596 thank volunteers and local merchants for supplying coffee during a major Haskell grounds fire early Saturday. The note credits unnamed local businesspeople for rapid aid and enduring support at fires. Also discussed is Kansas Senate Bill No. 3 by Sen Healy aiming to require landlords to pay 6 percent interest on security deposits over 25 dollars, with a request for a 10 day return window and comments on delays and hardship.
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Haskell Grounds
Bob Nixon
Ladies Auxiliary
East 21St
Kansas
Sen. Healy
Wichita
New Weapons to Control Rioters Prove Effective in Berkeley
Two nonlethal devices introduced to disperse rioters performed as intended last week in Berkeley. A stun gun fires canvas bean bags or wooden pellets to deter crowds, while a ricochet round shoots puttylike plastic globs to strike legs. No injuries were reported.
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Berkeley
Calif
Laos
Sher
Tom Houchins
Peter Meredith
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Wartha Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kaw
Douglas
Kan
Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Wade Pierce
Kansas Electric Power
Topeka
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Hoch Auditorium
KU Basketeers
James O. Casey
Lawrence High School
Red Cross
Barteldes Seed Co
Arkansas
William Buckley JR
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Washington Post
New Yorker
Vietnam
Latin America
By R.wayne Nelson
Lawrence School District
KU Museum of Art
KU Museum
Art Guild
Cultural Arts Commission
LHS
Wis
William B. Parsons Jr
Art Buchwald
Muchwald
Mary
Henry
Susie
Firefighter Auxiliary
Journal-World
Sen
H. E. Healy
Linda J. Martin
Rockledge Rd
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