Lawrence Journal World announces 1973 rate details
The Lawrence Journal World lists staff including Editor Dolph Simons Jr and Publisher Ralph Gage. It publishes daily except Sundays from Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence. Subscription rates are given: carrier $2.05 monthly, $24.60 yearly. mail rates by region vary from $12.42 to $20 annually.
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Douglas
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Kansas City
United States
Israel Faces International Backlash Over Libyan Jet Downing
The article reports international denunciations of Israel for the downing of a Libyan passenger jet, with Israelis accused of realigning blame and debate over whether the aircraft was coerced to land. It notes U.S. concern, questions over pilot contact with fighters, and calls for an apology to prevent future tragedies.
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Israel
Sinai
Two Bullets Fire In Classroom Sparks Local Debate
A 17 year old girl in a Kansas City high school fired a .22 pistol at a former boyfriend after a dispute over notes. No one was hurt as the boy chased her and the shot lodged in the ceiling. The incident underscores concerns over easy access to cheap handguns and rising gun violence in a permissive era. President Nixon urged Boy Scouts to pursue peace as part of Scout Week while user fees for parks and lakes are proposed to fund facilities nationwide.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Nixon
Oval Office
Vietnam
Boy Scout
Hitler
Nazi Germany
Banks as stock outlets lure small investors nationwide
An AP survey finds commercial banks quietly handling buy and sell orders at their windows. Banks charge a $2 to $20 fee per trade and offer convenience and personal service, though they lack research. Some bankers see potential in future brokerage activity under evolving regulations.
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New York
Lawrence civic group invites thirteen to seek local offices
The Lawrence Citizens Committee for the Support of Good Government invited 13 individuals to run for the City Commission and School Board to encourage qualified candidates. KU ties emerge in plans for an industrial research park. memorial funds support Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence
User Fees for Public Parks and Lakes Weigh Costs
The article argues that user fees for public parks and lakes are fair because beneficiaries pay. It cites Perry Lake as an example of new fee schedules, noting higher-than-expected rates. Without new funds, facilities may deteriorate, harming all users.
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America
Perry Lake
Poor Teaching Tops College Complaints Across Campuses
The Foley College Poll shows poor teaching as the No 1 complaint among over 100 campuses and 8.5 million students in 1968 1970 and 1973 with 63 68 and 71 percent respectively. Tenure is cited as a chief culprit though many professors are dedicated. students want better evaluation and less job security.
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New York
N.Y
Vietnam
Foley College
Another View of KU Pearson Program
Editor notes respond to Gus di Zerega criticisms of the Pearson Humanities Program at the University. The piece argues the program centers on liberal arts goals and actual readings rather than Aquinas or theology. It defends the curriculum and faculty against claims of religious influence.
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KU Pearson
Richard Harp
Kansas University
Pearson Humanities
Gus di Zerega
Journal-World
Pearson Humanities Program
College Assembly
Topeka
Columbia College
New York
Dennis Quinn
Pearson
Quinn
University
Pearson College
Torquemada
Montagnana Trio Delivers Sharp Chamber Music at KU
The Montagnana Trio, formed in London in 1968 and reformed in the United States, earned praise for precise ensemble playing and expressive tone in Beethoven and Milburn works. John Gates, Caroline Worthington, and Delores Stevens highlighted individual strengths amid a strong Brahms finale.
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London
John Gates
Caroline Worthington
England
United States
Delores Stevens
Ms. Stevens
Delores Wunsch
Jan Chiapasso
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
A Lawrence area volunteer clearinghouse lists weekly needs from PENN HOUSE to DOUGLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM and MEALS ON WHEELS. Volunteering options include housecleaning, typists, teacher aides, telephone friends, interviewers for a health survey, meal delivery, host families, and after school nutrition classes with deadlines and contact methods.
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Lawrence Area
Douglas County
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C. G. Hesse
Charles Fisher
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Frederick Klock
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Jesus Christ
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
North Carolina
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Penn House
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