Lawrence Journal-World personnel and pricing note
The Lawrence Journal-World staff listings include Dolph Simons Sr. and Jr. as editors and publisher Bill Mayer with Ralph Gage as executive editor. The paper, established 1854, prints daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with annual rates spanning local and national subscriptions.
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Dolph Simons SR
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
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Ralph Gage
Ccsscepseeonnes
Ernest Bettis
Energy Crisis Looms as U S Faces Fuel Shortages and Higher Costs
The piece warns that the national energy crunch may worsen, raising gas and heating costs and possibly causing rationing. It notes reliance on oil, the Middle East, and calls for increased domestic production, higher taxes to curb use, and greater fuel efficiency and mass transit to reduce demand.
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Dr. Seaborg
America
David Freeman
Ford Foundation
Thornton F. Bradshaw
Atlantic Richfield Co
Nixon
Middle East
James Akins
State Department
White House
Alaska
Canada
Venezuela
Office Emergency Preparedness
Truth On Life Costs and The Public’s Reading
New York AP outlines how cost of living figures are interpreted by media and officials. Earl Butz warns of a likely 2 to 3 percent rise in the index, while criticizing annualized readings and urging cautious interpretation amid seasonal farm price changes.
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New York
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Labor Department
Ms as a Title Prefix Faces Slow Acceptance in Public Life
A reflection on the use of Ms in modern times notes it remains a minority choice despite print usage. A Gallup Poll shows limited acceptance among traditional communities, while historical items recall shifts in social labels across decades.
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Gallup
Gallup finds mixed views on the title Ms among women
The survey shows 5 3 disapproval to approval among women who heard of Ms noting broader acceptance by the college educated and younger, while only 6 percent of married women and 19 percent of single women like the idea for themselves. Men show less disapproval than women but only 2 percent of married men want their wives called Ms.
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Gallup
Reid Proposes Office of Budget and Expenditure Oversight
Congressman Ogden Reid backs a bill to create a congressional agency with broader power than the GAO to oversee executive funding and compel information. The proposal aims to rebalance government by enforcing Congress’s fiscal and constitutional oversight, drawing praise from some conservatives but inviting scrutiny of partisan motives and court power.
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Ogden Reid
New York
Reid
Office of Budget and Expenditure Oversight
Congress
General Accounting Office
Executive
National Review
James Burnham
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
FDR
Johnson
Nixon
U. S
Letters on city meetings and gender bias in schools
Readers discuss Lawrence city commission proceedings and ask candidates to campaign elsewhere. Another letter argues school stories reinforce gender roles, noting teacher and principal demographics and urging preparation for a changing world. A third thanks veterans and honors a son who served in World War II.
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Lawrence
City Commission
Ray D. Gorton
Lawrence Ave
Editorial responds to Bettelheim critique on sex roles in schooling
The letter argues that gender bias in classrooms affects all children not just boys. It contends that boys receive more stimuli and attention, both positive and negative, from teachers and that girls are often ignored or rewarded for compliance.
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Eighly
United States
Pacific
Steve Peine
F.E. Sheard
Princeton
Bruno Bettelheim
Journal- World
Prolonged Vietnam War Leaves Mark on Campus
A nationwide Foley College Poll finds students relieved the war ended but bitter about its prolongation and bombing. Many say student protests helped end the war while resenting claims protests delayed negotiations. The survey notes strong campus focus on domestic issues ahead of foreign policy.
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New York, N.Y
America
Foley College
Sears
Vietnam
Rogers
Hanoi
Doctor in Nixon era discusses healing nation wounds
Washington interview reveals Dr. Friedrich Feldkamp, an electrical engineer on loan from the Committee for the Re-Election of the President, posits healing the country after war hinges on unity. He cites antiwar critics and draft-dodger amnesty as obstacles and warns against scapegoating.
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Washington
Nixon
Friedrich Feldkamp
Dr. Feldkamp
Vietnam
White House
Feldkamp
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