Lawrence Daily Jour nal World lawful imprint and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World notes establishment in 1854, editors, and publishing details. It lists address at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and a range of subscription rates for local and distant regions.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hempshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Chartier
Lo Shell
Cottelas
Kansas Counties
Greateransas City
Mind
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Kennedy and Muskie Face Off Over Ireland and Vietnam
An opinion piece argues against U S intervention in Northern Ireland despite Kennedy and allies urging mediation. It cites Muskie, Knight, and Nixon's handling of Vietnam, contrasting outside critics with domestic leadership. It notes Chicago Seven plans for the 1972 Republican convention and Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin shifting toward nonviolence while opposing Nixon.
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Edward Kennedy
United States
Northern Ireland
Kennedy
Vietnam
U.S
Ireland
James L. Buckley
Edward Brooke
Senate
Kent State
Len
Sen
Him
Chicago
San Diego
Abbie Hoffman
Lawrence
Hoffman
Nixon
Jerry Rubin
Nobody Sure On Interest
New York AP reports widespread uncertainty about the direction of interest rates. Analysts debate whether deficits will fuel inflation and higher rates, while some foresee only modest rises. Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns cautions it is not surprising to see short term rates lift modestly.
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New York
Eastman Dillon
Securities House
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
San Diego Prepares Security Boost For GOP Convention
The article describes a peace festival and rallies planned around the GOP convention in San Diego with speeches and demands to Mr Nixon. Authorities outline a $1.5 million security program and readiness for possible disorder, while Democrats plan their Miami Beach meeting in July and potential actions against them.
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Nixon
San Diego
GOP
Hoffman
Rubin Et al
Miami Beach
Razing Old Fraser Hall Prompts Campus Design Promise
Kansas University officials announced a successor to Old Fraser Hall will be designed to enhance campus beauty, following a Board of Regents plan to replace Fraser. The note cites the hall as a landmark and marks the 1962 planning period.
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Kansas University
Bert Nash
Lions Club
Kansas
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
W. E. Spaulding
Commissioner of Public Utilities
Roger Williams
Kansas Highway Department
Harry Woodring
Health education in Lawrence schools gains support
The Lawrence Board of Education approved a comprehensive health curriculum in 1971 to be implemented by principals and staff. The plan emphasizes family involvement, community cooperation, and parental education, with an Adult Education class for parents launching in February at Lawrence High School.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Lawrence Schools
Lawrence Health Advisory Council
Lawrence City
PTA Council
Lawrence High School
Office of Continuing Education
Centuries Later on Mascots and Stereotypes in Sports
Editor Paul Carttar argues lawsuits by the American Indian Center against two major teams highlight enduring racism. He asserts mascot use harms real Indigenous people, urges Americans to recognize the fantasy of feathered warriors, and condemns biased journalism and superficial analyses lacking empathy.
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American Indian Center
Cleveland
Kansas City
Redman
U.S
February 18 in History Highlights and Dates
Key events include Jefferson Davis sworn in as Confederate president in 1861, Martin Luther and Michelangelo death anniversaries, La Salle establishing Texas settlement in 1685, Germany's WWI blockade of Britain in 1915, Iwo Jima battle beginning in 1945, and RFK remark on Vietnam troops in 1962.
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Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Montgomery
Ala
Martin Luther
Michelangelo
la Salle
Texas
Germany
Britain
Iwo Jima
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Saigon
South Vietnam
Letters on annexation and Civil Rights Act debate
A reader denounces city annexation as a money grab while challenging officials. The letter cites park, street, library, and hospital benefits and mocks annexation by other states. It also references a Feb 16 news item on a Nevada prostitution case and riffs on Civil Rights Act arguments and Muller vs Oregon remarks.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Tony McCormick
Nevada
Supreme Court
ACLU
Women’s Liberation
Muller
Oregon
Berger
Warren
Brown
Lawrence Taxes Spar Over City Growth and State Proposal
Lawrence seeks more municipal revenue as KU and student money drive growth. A proposed plan would tax Kansas utilities like KPL and shift funds to the state for public schools, with a 10 percent levy potentially raising up to 100 million for per pupil distribution to reduce local tax disparities. The Journal favors moving utility taxes to the state to support schools and cut property taxes.
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KPL
Lawrence
Journal
Kansas
Annexation clash shifts tax burden to Hutchinson region
Lawrence plans to annex 1780 acres north of the city including a KPL generating plant, potentially adding 650000 in city taxes paid by KPL customers. If shared, rate impacts spread through the utility system. Debates propose statewide taxes or replacing property taxes with a tax on income. London notes 270000 migrants to Britain while 330000 Britons left.
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Hutchinson
Kansas Power and Light Co
Lawrence
KPL
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Paul Carttar
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