The World Company publication details January 18 1973
The Lawrence Kansas daily The World Company issue lists staff roles and contact details. It includes editor and publisher names, advertising director, circulation rates, and postal information for subscriptions in Douglas and surrounding areas. The date shown is Thursday Evening January 18 1973.
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Associated Press
Callous excuses harm victims in rising crime rhetoric
A columnist condemns sympathy for criminals and urges focus on victims. It cites a New Orleans sniper case and a Missouri bank shooting to argue society shapes behavior, stressing personal responsibility and avoiding glorification of violence. Human nature and environment are key factors in crime and deterrence.
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Navy
Missouri
Bank of Grandin
Ozarks
Lawrence
Johnny
Mary
Mommy
Daddy
Walter Menninger
Topeka
Hickock
Smith
Herbert Clutter
Restructuring A Giant Job
The securities markets face a long, tangled restructuring with key steps delayed. A composite tape reporting trades across exchanges remains postponed beyond the December target, and institutional membership remains a core dispute. The SEC allows institutions as members only if 80 percent of their business is public.
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New York
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
New York Stock Exchange
Justice Department
Real Liberals and the Lock Ear Type in Debate
The dictionary defines liberal citizens as open minded and willing to hear conflicting views. Some observers label a subset as lock ear liberals who demand free speech only for agreeable opinions and react strongly when free speech is applied to opinions they deem dangerous.
Extremist rhetoric sparks campus clash over speakers
The article notes sharp disagreement on campuses over who may speak aloud. It contrasts liberal protesters and their suppression of right wing philosophers with hostile reception, including marshmallow throwing, as analysts warn that villainy and anarchy can come from any direction.
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Pierre Salingers
Abbie Hoffmans
William Kunstlers
Kennedy budget funds Clinton Reservoir planning
The 1963 budget message allocates 60 000 dollars for the next fiscal year to plan the Clinton Reservoir four miles southwest of the city. The report notes strong local enthusiasm for the project and cites a large turnout for Sabin polio vaccine locally. Heat restored to Templin Hall after a boiler blast left it cold for over 12 hours.
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Carl Preyer
Lawrence High
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Eldridge
Oklahoma
Holton
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Philippines
Hoover
Nixon weighs radical tariff shift amid trade clash
President Nixon studies a temporary tariff rise to shield U S industries from cheap imports for up to five years with a gradual rollback. The plan seeks reciprocal tariff cuts later and faces opposition from Meany and liberalizers while signaling a policy shift amid protectionist currents in Congress. In Kansas, Rick Gammill was named legislative assistant to House Minority Leader Richard Loux for 1973.
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White House
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Congress
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Secretary of the Treasury
George Shultz
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Western
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U.S
Shultz
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Topeka
Richard C
Pete) Loux
Sedgwick County
Rick Gammill
Lillie Gammill
Eudora
Kansas
Campus safety concern rises among college students nationwide
A Foley College Poll of over 100 campuses shows 53 percent feel safe walking at night on campus while 46 percent do not. Male students report greater safety than female students, with urban campuses and large cities linked to higher insecurity.
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Law and Order
Greenwich Research Center
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Douglas County Public Health Committee Responds to Resident Letter
In reply to Mrs. Lyn Rothwell, Dr Raymond A. Schwegler outlines steps taken by the Douglas County Health Committee under the 1957 joint resolution. He cites meetings from Oct 30 through Jan 16, on site visits, interagency discussions, and coordination with the Visiting Nurses Association and medical groups, aiming for orderly, thorough policy work and best possible service within budget.
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Lyn Rothwell
Douglas County
Douglas County Health Committee
First National Bank
Cerf
Visiting Nurses Association
Douglas County Medical Association
Clinton
Lyman
Gendel
Clemente Fund Receives 317539 For Relief and Camp
Contributions totaling 317539 to the Roberto Clemente Memorial Fund will aid Nicaragua earthquake victims and finance a boys sports camp in Puerto Rico honoring baseball great Clemente.
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Roberto Clemente
Nicaragua
Puerto Rico
Super Bowl Memories Linger For Washington Fans In Los Angeles
A Washington group recalls their trip to Los Angeles for the Super Bowl. They face a shifting, celebratory reception before the 14 to 7 loss, with at least one cab story and a reminder of the playoff glow versus the defeat.
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Washington, D. C
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Redskins
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Dinah Shore
Warren Beatty
Washington
Opinion page overview describes free exchange of ideas
The Journal World opinion page outlines space for editors, columnists, and readers to share viewpoints on public affairs. It emphasizes well informed citizens evaluating criticism and praise and links democratic success to open discussion and political engagement.
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