Treading water in Arizona Rhodes calls for honest leadership
U S House Minority Leader John Rhodes urged a restrained Congress and warned that any action by the 94th Congress would raise debt and red tape. He criticized presidential runs and urged leaders to quit re election to actually govern, arguing that democracy requires courage and vision.
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Jackson
United States of America
A Lawrence city commissioner laments sign ordinance wrangling
A Lawrence city commissioner voices frustration over ongoing disputes about aesthetics and the city sign ordinance. He argues debates reflect a healthy community facing growth and a rising tax base rather than decay, noting the problem signals health.
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Lawrence
Open or Closed Society Debate Grips Nation
A debate on open versus closed society migrates from academe to daily life as banks face publicity. Federal Reserve and OCC lists flag problem banks and trigger calls for transparency while officials warn of public harm to lending and the economy from constant scrutiny. The issue widens as FOIA and media coverage push information into public view.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
First National City
Chase Mahattan
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Business Establishment
White House
Ford era tax cut clash with Social Security reality
The piece compares President Ford and northeastern governors as they confront numbers guiding policy. It cites Ford's proposed $10 billion tax cut, looming Social Security shortfalls, and state moves toward restraint, with Carey Byrne and Grass o addressing deficits and job losses amid calls for less government and fewer taxes.
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Ford
Tom Paine
Hegel
Paine
California
Edmund Brown, Jr
Ronald Reagan
New York
Hugh Carey
Carey
New York State
New Jersey
Brendan Byrne
Bryne
Connecticut
Ella Grasso
Carter Iowa Win Complicated by Abortion Question
Carter's sweeping Iowa caucus victory rides on a mix of anti abortion support and mixed signals on constitutional amendments. Pro life backers feel betrayed as Carter publicly opposes such amendments while privately signaling support, raising questions about his clear stance in upcoming contests.
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Jimmy Carter
Iowa
Georgia
Carter
New Hampshire
George McGovern
McGovern
Mississippi
Oklahoma
George Wallace
Florida
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Des Moines
Sargent Shriver
Pro-Life
Ronald) Reagan
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Sioux City
Bayh
Don O’brien
Shriver
Frank Brady
Brady
Atlanta
Father Brady
Lord Grant Wisdom to Face Today’s Challenges
A prayer asking for wisdom and courage to address current issues and aid those in need. The blessing seeks guidance to help the less fortunate and those struggling to cope.
Centennial Commencement Plans Highlight KU Events
Dick Wintermore announced detailed plans for KU's Centennial Commencement, touted as the biggest year end celebration. KU noted strong student aid with many aided by borrowed funds, particularly new students. The March of Dimes Mothers March surpassed its $5,000 goal.
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Dick Wintermore
March of Dimes
Marion Javits and Iran National Airlines Stir Washington
In Washington the prospect of Marion Javits joining Iran National Airlines raises concerns about a potential conflict of interest with her lobbyist role and her husband Senator Jack Javits on the Foreign Relations Committee. Marion jokes with Jack about dinner and caviar as a Tehran shopping scene unfolds.
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Marion Javits
Iran National Airlines
Sen. Javits
New York
Marion
Tehran
St. Louis
Houston
Kennedy Airport
The World Company Staff and Publishing Details
The World newspaper in Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simons Jr and Sr as president and editor with Bill Mayer, Ralph Gage, Jack Starkey, Leo Eller as key editors and managers. It notes established 1854 and a range of subscription rates by carrier and mail across Kansas and U.S. regions, plus ABCC and AP affiliations.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Nixon announces Vietnam accord with cease-fire set
On this date 1973 President Nixon declares an accord ending the Vietnam War with a cease-fire to begin January 27. Other items note Henry VIII's title change in 1542 and 1920 Dutch stance on Kaiser Wilhelm. 1943 British forces enter Tunis amid World War II.
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Richard Nixon
Henry VIII
Irland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Blood donor rejected at 39 percent count prompts cancer concern
A reader describes being turned away at a Lawrence bloodmobile after a 39 percent red blood count, later found to signal colon cancer. After hospital care at Lawrence Memorial for three weeks, the writer plans to donate again when eligible.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
the Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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