Lawrence Journal World Staff Mourns Founder and Publisher
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World announces the passing of Dolph Simons Sr and notes his role as founder and editor. The piece lists staff including Odolph C. Simons and Sharyl Ali, with publication details for The World Company based in Lawrence Kansas.
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Dolph Simons SR
Odolph C. Simons
So Sayer
Scaryl NI Ali
An Pontius
Myths and rumors amid New Orleans sniper case SPARK debate
The piece weighs claims by Sen Eastland and Louisiana’s attorney general about a nationwide conspiracy to kill police. It notes public danger of unsubstantiated theories and cites past myths about the Black Panther raids. It also explores future tech ideas like cities at sea and offshore energy projects.
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New Orleans
James O. Eastland
Louisiana
America
Lee Harvey Oswald
Mississippi
Sen. East
Seer
Law and
Mithout
U.S
Black Panther Party
Chicago
What Sets Hicks So Far Apart
New York AP profiles Tyler Hicks a 50 plus publishing executive who also runs a $2 million financial concern. He earns over $100,000 annually in spare time and writes 32 books on money while owning rental property and operating several ventures. He argues many can earn $5,000 to $50,000 yearly with 10 to 15 hours weekly.
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New York
Tyler Hicks
Hicks
Parker Publishing Co
West Nyack
N.Y
Offshore harbors and islands draw planner attention
The article notes growing interest in offshore Harbors and industrial islands in the North Sea. It cites Chicago Mayor Daley's offshore Lake Michigan airport plan as a rejected but publicized example and suggests more planners are seriously considering a "city in the sea" concept as described by Spilhaus.
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Athelstan Spilhaus
Woodrow Wilson International Center For Scholars
Washington
Petroleum Today
Spilhaus
North Sea
Chicago
Daley
Lake Michigan
Fire toll and city notes from Lawrence Kansas
A 74 year old Lawrence man William Jones died of a heart attack during a home fire. Police report plans include a Church of Christ building at 1501 N.H. and city council candidacy by Joe Traylor from the Third Ward. Wang. Bronwyn Wiley’s birth grew from two to ten pounds by four months. Forty years ago 1933 school plans included no bonds for New York School and meals for 10 cents, KU involvement, and Lawrence Junior High 599 pupils.
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Lawrence
William Jones
Kansas
Bill Cox
Joe Traylor
Church of Christ
N.H
Bronwyn Wiley
Richard Wiley
C. E. Birch
New York
Lawrence Junior High
White House trims Agnew staff amid hints of decline
The Nixon White House ordered trimming of Vice President Spiro Agnew’s staff, removing aides J. Roy Goodearle and Herbert Thompson while promoting others in cabinet posts. The move follows the departure of press secretary Vic Gold and signals cooler ties with the Administration amidst 1976 presidential plans. A separate note reports Mills planning a tax reform probe into cattle tax shelters and beef prices.
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Washington
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
J. Roy Goodearle
Herbert Thompson
Agnew
Nixon
Goodearle
Thompson
Maryland
Vic Gold
Mills
Wall Street
Open Sesame Sought To End Power Crunch
A University of Alaska report argues geothermal energy could meet large portions of U S electricity needs by 2000 with 3 billion megawatt hours, easing oil imports. It warns the energy crunch is here, with rationing, gas and oil supply strain, and policy hurdles.
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America
University of Alaska
Seattle
National Science Foundation
Walter J. Hickel
Secretary of Interior
New Zealand
Italy
Iceland
California
United States
New England
Reader urges data driven decision on downtown signals
Michael B. Kelly calls for the Lawrence traffic division or city to publish a comparison of pre and post reopening Massachusetts Street traffic, showing incidents and accidents. If signals underperform, stop signs or delayed, blinking signals could be used or installation postponed.
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Lawrence Police
City Commission
Massachusetts Street
Michael B. Kelly
Maverick Ln
Buckley Discusses Firing Line Cancellation And Policy
Buckley confirms Firing Line faces discontinuation by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting with a 90 percent likelihood, scheduled for a February board meeting. He cites public affairs format and political friction with the Nixon administration as key factors behind the decision.
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Buckley
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Evans
Novak
White House
Nixon
William F. Buckley
Public
CPB
Time Magazine
This Week
China
CPR
Congress of the United States
New York
Balking Flier Assigned To Air Base at Manila
Lt. Dwight J. Evans Jr., a navigator for F4 Phantom crews, has been reassigned to the 405th Combat Support Group at Clark Air Base near Manila after balking at a North Vietnam bombing mission. He is not in detention. press access is restricted amid wartime policy.
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Manila
U.S. Air Force
Dwight J. Evans Jr
North Vietnam
405Th
Clark Air Force Base
Evans
Washington
Air Force
34Th Tactical
Thailand
Clark
Michael Heck
Chula Vista
Calif
Hanoi-Halphong
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