DOLPH c Simons Jr and Bill Mayer In 1972 Notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue lists the paper staff and service details for January 10 1972. It names DOLPH c Simons Jr and Bill Mayer among staff, with Saryl Ha Arnest Dont eoeller as editors and managers. The notice provides publication hours and subscription rates for Douglas and nearby counties.
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Dolph c. Simons JR
Dolphin Bill Mayer
Saryl Ha’ Arnest Dont Eoeller
Cener
News Fiditor
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Welfare reform debate stirs Kansas concerns and calls for action
The piece argues public welfare costs are rising and praise for Gov Docking’s reforms, while urging careful scrutiny of eliminations and abuses. It highlights disputed eligibility rules, calls for targeted investigations, and stresses cooperation between the governor and legislature.
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Robert Docking
Trends Change For Banks
In a shift from marble facades to welcoming spaces, banks now court ordinary savers with full service offerings. Banks label themselves full service to attract affluent customers, while new downtown banks favor contemporary or residential styles that feel warm and inviting.
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Oakdale
Calif
Alabama
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Ralph Heimberg
Bank Building Corp
St. Louis
Heimberg
Ethics Bill Urges Reform of State Legislatures
Gardner criticizes 50 states as "scandalously operated" and "inadequate" bodies plagued by conflicts of interest. He calls for immediate self scrutiny and ethics legislation to keep honest lawmakers honest and to bar dishonest individuals from legislatures.
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America
Gardner
Old Home Town Recaps and Local Notes From 1962
A column reviews past local events and notable items from 1962 including Gov John Andersons school budget plan praised by EU Chancellor Clarke Wescoe and a subzero day record. It also mentions a 49 year old transient accused of medical fakery and a bee bee gun injury in 1947.
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John Anderson
Clarke Wescoe
U.S
Larry Wright
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Milton Eisenhower
Lawrence
Theodore Astman
League of Women Voters
Carroll Clark
Prayer for healing and daily strength
A devotional plea invites God as great physician to grant healing power and daily resilience. The speaker asks for strength to lift their gaze toward divine work in life and to trust in spiritual guidance.
Opinions on Amnesty for American Deserters and Draftees
A 4 point stance arguing amnesty for draft dodgers is not yet ripe. The author asserts that amnesty risks moral framing, cautions against equating deserters with defeated enemies, and notes lack of national contrition or stability to justify clemency. Lincoln’s conciliatory example misaligns with current wartime context.
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New York City
Congress
Vietnam
Abraham Lincoln
Nixon
Lincoln
Lord Haw Haw
Canada
Scandinavia
United States
McGovern
Letters to the Editor and college project plans
A reader from Lawrence urges civic action and laments media impact on values. Separately Parsons trustees approve two campus projects at Labette Community Junior College costing about 290000 dollars.
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Parsons, Kan
Labetter
Community Junior College
Calendar highlights of notable events on January tenth
Today in history notes key moments: the 1946 United Nations General Assembly opens in London, 1776 Thomas Paine publishes Common Sense, 1861 Florida secedes, 1870 Standard Oil founded, 1942 Japanese invasion of the Dutch East Indies, 1952 Flying Enterprise sinks, 1961 desegregation at University of Georgia, plus past anniversaries of miners’ deaths and a Lyndon Johnson tax proposal.
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General Assembly of the United Nations
London
Florida
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Dutch East Indies
Flying Enterprise
England
Henrik K. Carlsen
Georgia
University of Georgia
Athens
Carterville
Ill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Journal-World Opinion Page Overview
The opinion page presents editorials letters and columns that express personal viewpoints. It promotes informed civic participation and the free exchange of ideas as essential to democratic government.
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the Journal-World Opinion Page
Secret Strategy Session Frames Florida as Key to Humphrey Bid
Washington reports reveal Humphrey campaign planners met in Bal Harbour Florida on December 29 to map a path to beat Muskie. The group, led by Jack Chestnut, affirmed Florida March 14 as an absolute necessity and unveiled a Florida poll showing Wallace leading, with Humphrey second and Muskie close behind.
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Washington
Florida
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund
Muskie
Humphrey
Bal Harbour
Fla
David Kennedy
Miami
Sea View
Jack Chestnut
William Connell
Max Kampelman
Eugene Wyman
Los Agneses
Dwayne Andreas
Minneapolis
Gov
George Wallace
Alabama
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Wallace
Jackson
Kennedy
Robert Hurwitz
Tallahasssee
Lawrence District 497 School Lunch Program Highlights
A school report outlines the National School Lunch Program in Lawrence District 497 with about 20 million children served nationally. It details meal types, student preferences for sandwiches, government-furnished meats, and the use of commodities to keep costs low. Free meals are for low income families, with about 600 daily in December 1971 versus 400 in 1970.
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South Junior High School
Vietnam
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Total Food Service
Food Service Office
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Topeka
Docking
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John Cunniff
New York
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Journal-World
Charles Lacey
Oxford Rd
Kathy McKinney
THE
Thomas Paine
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Ted
Ina Clagg
School Food Service
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