Lawrence World Company Staff Roster and 1973 date
The Lawrence World Company lists editors and staff including Editor W C Simons and Ralph Gage with publications at Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas. The issue is dated Friday Evening January 26 1973 and notes subscription rates for carriers and mail readers nationwide.
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United States
Thieu warns of wide backing if cease-fire fails
President Thieu warned that if Hanoi aligned Reds violate the cease-fire and renew fighting many nations would join South Vietnam. He suggested not only Vietnamese would resist but also many others, signaling potential broad international involvement and questioning the cease-fire's durability.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S
Census errors mislead housing forecasts says loan league
The U S Savings and Loan League argues a late 1960s Census projection undercounted household formation by over 1.2 million. With strong demand and low vacancies, they forecast 2.7 million housing units in 1973, signaling little price relief for new buyers despite an uncertain market outlook.
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Kenneth Thygerson
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Savings and Loan
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Park Mugging Ends With Umbrella Charge
A woman chased a mugger who jabbed him with her umbrella and flagged a passing police car. The assailant, blinded, was arrested a few minutes later and taken to Juvenile Hall. The victim resumed feeding pigeons in the park.
KU Falls to Kansas State Amid Rowdy Crowd Troubles
Kansas University lost to arch rival Kansas State in a game watched by a large TV audience. While players exhibited commendable conduct, portions of the Allen Fieldhouse crowd threw ice and cups in protest, marring KU's image on television.
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Old Home Town Run at KU Campus Amid Protests
The official American Legion Boys State remained set for the KU campus on June 28 despite Wichita protests threatening a rival event. KU news notes include a vandalism wave sending two students to jail, Coles IGA being targeted, and a 1962 parking crack down yielding 50 000 tickets and 16 500 dollars in fines.
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American Legion
Wichita
Coles Iga
Elisha Advises Gather Vessels For Miraculous Supply
In a devotional note citing II Kings 4 3 a prayer asks God to grant trust and obedience. The message urges believers to borrow vessels from neighbors and fill them with faith in divine provision. An Amen closes the prayer for grace and mercy.
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Elisha
Hansen Presses 1974 Budget Stand in Private Letter
Washington Rep Julia Hansen of the Appropriations Committee threatens to withhold all 1974 funds until Congress releases impounded 1973 money for Interior and Forestry. The move targets President Nixon’s budget hold-down and signals a powerful backroom challenge on Capitol Hill.
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Forestry Service
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Walker
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H. R
Bob) Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Television in Education and Policy Shifts in Washington
A Kansas district expands TV use in classrooms with monitors, cameras, and in service training while Sunflower Cablevision shares district programs. In Washington, Senator Henry M. Jackson leads hearings on Interior Department staffing as backlash grows against Nixon administration funding and appointments.
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Woodlawn
Tonganoxie Superintendent seeks high school addition plan
The Tonganoxie School Board weighs adding 12 classrooms and a multipurpose room to the current high school to create a junior high complex separate from grades 10 11 and 12. A shared library would serve grades 7 through 12. The plan aims to relieve overcrowding and save on land and facilities costs.
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Seering
Poignant NBC Vet Reactions Highlight Viet Nam Cease Fire
NBC aired reactions from four Vietnam veterans in a Houston VA hospital ward after Nixon announced a cease fire due to take effect at 6 p.m. CST. Ed Evans of Waco Texas voiced measured relief for POWs, lamenting the delay by five years. The segment stood out amid network coverage and other entertainment programming.
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Indochina
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How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse Services
Community office coordinates weekly needs via Journal World partnership. Citizens can help with elderly laundry grocery shopping and visiting nurses calls at 841 5059 or Box 3354 Lawrence 66044.
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