Lawrence Journal World details and masthead from 1971 edition
The page lists the Lawrence Journal World staff including President Simons Jr and editors Stephen Parsons David Hart Ernest Pontius and LEO Eller. It notes publication daily except Sundays from The World Company at Lawrence Kansas and details subscription rates by carrier mail and location.
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Simons JR
Simons
Steve Parsons
Ruth Her Bill
Mayer
Daryid Hart
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Exceqa
The
World Company
Sith
New Hampetire
Lawrence
Kan
Maton
Detelaa Nied
Adingsorg
Cannes
Weap
Wapsac
Taxing Power Debate and Right to Work Spotlight
The piece argues the Nixon administration’s revenue sharing expands federal tax power and diminishes local autonomy. It contrasts worries about centralized control with support for actual local funding fairness and cites Buckley and Huntley on right to work and union membership rights.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
Chet Huntley
William Buckley Jr
Kansas
Organized
Taft- Hartley
Buckley
Journal- World Opinion Page
New York City
American Federation of Television and
Dadiig
AFTHA
Buckess
Huntley
Bronccaxling
Montana
AFTRA
Frank McGee
Morgan Beatty
Ray Scherer
Recycle term gains traction amid environmental concerns
The AP reports that the word recycle is rising in prominence as industries and consumers embrace reprocess ing used materials into saleable or reusable products. A proposed plant would process garbage into reusable materials and energy, with aluminum and other industries backing the plan via the National Center for Solid Waste Disposal.
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New York
THE
Aluminum Association
National Center For Solid Waste Disposal
Washington
Right to Work debated as landmark Buckley case nears
A courtroom spotlight turns to Buckley and a debate over union shop rules and the right to work. The case could set national patterns on association, privacy, and occupational freedom, shaping broader labor policy.
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Buckley
Beards and Campaigns Highlight 1961 Lawrence Notes
Lawrence residents prepare for the Kansas Centennial beard contest led by co chairs Ralph King and Eugene Nunemaker while 150 Democrats meet at the Hotel Eldridge to kick off the 1962 campaign with Frank McDonald as master of ceremonies. Dr Earl A Nehring leaves for Washington to advise the RNC chairman.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Republican National Committee
W. R. Alburty
B. F. Goodrich
Russell
Goodrich
Gilbert Francis
Douglas County
F.C. Allen
North Central Assn. of Colleges and Universities
Jetmore
Prayer Note Reflects Fellowship and Scriptural Chorus
A devotional excerpt centers on 1 Corinthians 14 15 about singing with spirit and understanding. It includes a prayer thanking God for friends and asking for love and joy toward those who are worried or sad.
Woodlawn students seek plastic bags for recycle drive
A North Lawrence intermediate class asks local Lawrence businessmen for large plastic bags to store tin and aluminum waste for recycling at week’s end. Woodlawn School asks call 843-4686 and thanks donors in advance.
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Woodlawn School
North Lawrence
Lawrence
The Brave Little Tailor Comes to KU Theatre for Young People
The University of Kansas Theatre for Young People stages The Brave Little Tailor by Aurand Harris, a six character nursery tale with simple plot and minimal scenery. Brad Shierk as the tailor and Nancy Schneider as the maid carry the show with amiable presence, while John Schutz and Mike Levitt delight as the giants in this lighthearted, morals-forward performance watched by about 900 county youngsters. Additional shows run today and Friday for area students with a Saturday matinee, then a tour to Kansas, Missouri and Iowa.
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Harris
Touglas
University of Kansas Theatre
Brad Shierk
Nancy Schneider
Sally Smith
Karen Pratt
John Schutz
Mike Levitt
Dame
Levitt
Jed Davis
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Thanking Mr Watson and crew for street light help
Residents of the 400 block of Michigan express gratitude to Mr Watson and his coworkers for installing or maintaining lighting in their area. They commend their efforts and request more men like them.
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Miss Smith
Miss Pratt
Michigan
Mr. Watson
Traditional KU Graduation Keeps Traditions Without Vote
Kansas University graduates will wear caps and gowns for the May 17 ceremony. A class-wide vote was not held after a consult between class president Jim Nichols and EU chancellor Laurence Chalmers. Nichols noted no objections to the traditional ceremony and described student sentiment as unified and moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Jim Nichols
Laurence Chalmers
Nichols
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
WC Simons
Mitersub Te Ier
Taawrence
Van
Audit Bureau
Ireulatouen
Assorigierd
Lee Tully
John Cunniff
Journal-World
Old Home Town
Debra Merke
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Midwest
St. Louis
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Lawrence Memorial
Ed Carter
Southwestern Bell
Rentie Baker
Draft Board
Tower of Lawrence
Lawrence Fair Housing
John Postlewait
Sunflower Army
Defense Department
Sunflower
E. Lynn
D. Parris
P. Frederickson
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Ade
By Nan C. Scott
Aurand Harris
Brothers Grimm
U.S
Cambodia
Kent State
Jackson State
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