Lawrence Journal World Appoints Short News Brief
Lawrence Journal World dated February 25 1971 lists staff roles and publishing details. The item notes editors publisher and sales staff with circulation and mailing rates.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1971
Page
2
Lawrence Journal World dated February 25 1971 lists staff roles and publishing details. The item notes editors publisher and sales staff with circulation and mailing rates.
The piece argues for increased weather research and control after a string of disasters including California earthquakes, Mississippi and Louisiana tornadoes, Kansas blizzards, and Nebraska and Illinois floods. It contends the pay as you go approach is wasteful and calls for investing in weather mastery.
Joe Higgins the actor turned 1969 television sheriff faces mixed reactions to a Dixie’s sheriff portrayal in a Dodge Challenger commercial. Police groups complain while Higgins tours schools offering safety tips and defends his acting as a harmless, humorous look at driving dangers.
New York AP reports union leaders back a study of voluntary arbitration as a way to end bargaining deadlocks. The American Arbitration Association with I W Abel and R Heath Larry leads the inquiry as inflation pressures wages profits and the economy. Advocates urge voluntary arbitration over forced action, arguing it could avert strikes if both sides fear losses more than gains.
Lawrence High School defeated Leavenworth 71 to 48 with Bill Royer scoring 21 of the Lions points to clinch their fifth Northeast Kansas League basketball title in six years.
The piece notes that humor injected into law enforcement scenes by Joe Higgins and sponsors has produced more good than harm. It suggests that lightening the mood can help everyone and reduce over seriousness in public safety reporting.
Washington reports major government wage price efforts hinge on President Nixon this week while Budget Chief George Shultz lies injured after months of internal battles. Shultz, a rising figure in the OMB, appears defeated as administration pressures grow from business leaders and other groups.
A rugged Idaho style scene unfolds around a dusty Indochina Bar and Grill poker table with Big Sam, Black Jack Haney, Tiger Cy Gone, Charlie Cong, Little Louie, Kid Kamboodia, and others. The pot swells as loyalties shift and bets rise amid claims of cheating and gunfire threats.
Charles S. Scott Jr. 22, married Topeka native with KU political science AB 1970. As assistant director of Lawrence Ballard Community Center he studies business at KU and will write a weekly Journal-World Opinion Page column.
The text traces failed paths of integration and communism for Black liberation, arguing true self-definition comes from Black culture and self-rule. It cites Stokely Carmichael’s 1966 Black Power shout as turning point, advocates Africa-centered solidarity and development of African institutions worldwide.
Peter J. Casagrande of 1428 Conn. protests Kansas City area tree removal and street widening on 15th Street Lawrence. He cites misstatements by KPL and city officials, questions forester orders, and calls for citizen access to meetings.
The Kansas Senate failed to reach a two thirds majority 27 votes with a 24 16 tally to delay an April 6 vote on the lottery amendment. Some senators will pursue a bingo bill and challenge its constitutionality. The House advanced two Kansas investment tax bills and a departmental reorganization proposal. The sales tax collection bill for merchants with $3 million annual aid was killed 98 in the House committee.
A Continental Airlines 747 carrying 300 VIPs and newsmen prepared for its inaugural Denver to Chicago flight. The aircraft was not damaged and no injuries were reported.
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