Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and contact details
Lawrence Daily Journal World notice shows staff roles led by President Publisher Tu Mayer and Executive Editor Ralph Gage with editors and departments listed. The item dated Tuesday Evening January 9 1973 notes circulation details and bureau memberships.
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Dolph Simons SR
Faditer Lph C. Son Ar
TU Mayer 2
Ralph Gage
Daryl Hall
Ernest Fontius
California leases private jet for Governor Reagan amid security concerns
The state leased a $398,906 two year Cessna Citation for Reagan and officials to reduce hijack risks. An aide cited fears of criminal plots targeting trips, noting other governors resemble similar arrangements with private or National Guard aircraft when needed.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
Kansas
Robert Docking
National Guard
Reagan
Professor impersonates officer in city man arrest case
In Chicago area a professor posed as an off duty police officer to arrest a man for running two stop lights. The real officer paid a fine. the professor plans to appeal the case.
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Chicago
Navy probe over Ash picks and Rule testimony
Adm Hyman Rickover once warned sin against God not bureaucrats Rule a civilian former Navy captain who won a top Navy civilian award in 1972 questioned Roy L Ash qualifications as OMB director. White House backed Ash Rule reassigned from Navy contract reviews amid calls for honest testing procedures and witness protection concerns amid congressional probes.
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Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Congressional
Gordon Rule
Rule
Roy L. Ash
Office of Management “and Budget
Ash
Litton Industries
White House
Parody of Nixon and Campus Fashion Trends Draw Attention
The passage recalls a 1951 quote by Congressman Richard Nixon about administration policies. It discusses potential shifts in political stance and hints at a public image change. The text also notes fashion trends on campuses with big bow ties and a move toward dress-up attire.
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Richard M. Nixon
Rule
Nixon
Wichita
Performance fad of the sixties fades in market reality
The piece reviews the rise and fall of the 1960s performance investing fad led by mutual funds. It notes promoters profited while clients suffered, and studies show active trading underperformed. A return to fundamentals is urged with evidence from Wright Investors' Service on Dow Jones blue chips and long-term gains despite past volatility.
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New York
Wright Investors’ Service
Lawrence High principal Neal Wherry to retire after 25 years
Also in this snippet a Lawrence United Fund milestone hits 68 100 dollars after a late surge with Chamber donors adding 540 dollars to reach the target. The Lawrence Board of Education seeks a Kansas Legislature extension of the five mill building levy.
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Neal Wherry
Lawrence High
LHS
Lawrence United Fund
Chamber of Commerce Board
Lawrence Board of Education
Kansas
Clurman appointed Parks Commissioner signals new governance for New York
The piece notes Nelson Rockefeller may run in 1976 and John Lindsay for re election in 1973. It highlights Lindsay appointing Richard Clurman as Parks Commissioner, a practical reformer aligned with urban policy shifts. Clurman vows tough, no nonsense management, stressing maintenance and selective withdrawal where communities neglect areas.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
John Lindsay
Lindsay
T. S. Eliot
MGM
Clurman
Henry Luce
Richard Clurman
Letter to the Editor Calls for Health Board Evaluation
A former Douglas County public health nurse urges an immediate, public evaluation of the Douglas County Health Department. She questions family planning policy, nursing services, and overall use of taxes, proposing expert consultations and citizen hearings.
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Douglas County
Raymond Cerf
Clinton
Kansas
Visiting Nurse Association
Douglas County Health Department
VNA
Vermont
Health Board
Lyman
KSDH
Dorothy Woodin
Pauline Green
Jean Tucker
Kermit Krantz
KU Medical Center
Douglas County Health Planning Council
League of Women Voters
Cerf
Lyn Rothwell
Kenneth S. Rothwell
S. Willard St
Burlington, VI
Kenneth Rothwell
Rochester
N. Y
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County Blood Program
Kaw Valley Heart Assn
Community Resources Board
Vermont University School of Medicine
Kansans urge Congress to end the war and veterans day return
A Kansas group of 2 000 gathered in Washington to urge congressional action to end the war. They met Sen. Dole and representatives Winn Shriver Roy and Pearson’s assistant amid frustration over Hanoi Haiphong bombings and stalled Paris talks. Also Sen. Dole introduced a bill to restore Veterans Day on November 11.
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Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Sen. Dole
Winn
Shriver
Roy
Sen. Pearson
Congress
Hanoi
Haiphong
Paris
Washington
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Bomb briefing dramatizes Hanoi mission amid peace concerns
In a stark Washington briefing the Pentagon outlines target zones in Hanoi and Haiphong and warns crews to avoid civilian casualties while stressing world opinion and Congress. The piece merges a vivid war briefing with news that bands from Kansas and Missouri will join Nixon's inaugural parade.
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Hanoi
America
Washington
Kansas State Teacher’s College Hornet
Emporia
Kan
Aurora
Nixon
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