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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1971

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World front page details and staff

The Lawrence Daily Journal World from Friday evening January 29 1971 lists staff including editor W C Simons assistant editor Steve Parsons and executive editor Daryl Hall. It notes publication details established 1844 and circulation rates by carrier and mail.

Olph C, Simone. JR Olph Simons Steve Parsons Rasistant Bill Mayer Daryl Hall Ernest Pontiue Leo Eller the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kan Douglas Kansas United States

Nixon’s 8 from 12 plan faces stiff opposition

The piece argues President Nixon’s push for major cabinet restructuring as part of a broader 1971 agenda. It warns of inflation, strikes, and a looming steel industry confrontation, urging stronger leadership and potential wage price freezes while detailing the proposed consolidation of agencies into four departments.

Paper Market Is Changing and PC Shock Waves Fade

The article notes a December rebound in the commercial paper market after Penn Central's payment troubles. It cites a $662 million rise to $33.54 billion, suggesting confidence returning. It also discusses the trade-off with the home mortgage market, falling mortgage rates, and builders planning smaller houses to curb price increases.

New York Penn Central Transportation Co Penn Central Federal Reserve Bank of New York U.S. Savings and Loan League

Nixon plan faces opposition over government downsizing

The text argues voters should persuade Congressional delegates that Nixon's plan to realign the Cabinet and shrink federal government is flawed and potentially risky to stability. It notes opposition from labor, farm groups, transport, interior officials, and other agencies while acknowledging Nixon's critique of overgrown government and the need for reform, but questions feasibility and implementation.

Nixon

Lawrence city notes and anniversary items from 1961

Milon L. Stoffer was honored as Lawrence Elk of the Year for 1960 while hospitalized in Kansas City. Russ Jensen and Jean Barr were elected co chairs of the Mall Shopping Center Merchant Association for 1961. Maj T J Leasure, former Lawrence veterinarian, returns to practice. City bought surplus materials from Sunflower Ordnance Works with reported value figures. KU beat Missouri 31 13 in basketball. Pasteur treatments set for I S Flory family cattle after rabies confirmation.

Milton L. Stoffer Veterans Administration Kansas City Russ Jensen Safeway Jean Barr Boxer Department Store Merchant Association T. J. Leasure Lawrence Sunflower Ordnance Works Major C. Hagar Harry Woodring Missouri I. S. Flory Pleasant Grove Flory

Bible Message Prayer for a Faithful Heart

A devotional prayer asks for a holy heart to please the Lord. It seeks cleansing from sin, divine love, and strength to serve in God’s kingdom with amen.

Secret Ballot and Subterfuge Haunt Teddy Kennedy

The Senate whip vote left Kennedy with 24 ballots in his defeat to Byrd 31 but a post caucus poll showed 26 claimed votes for Kennedy. The piece lampoons potential Judas on the Senate floor in Bruce-like satire and weighs Kennedy’s future presidential ambitions in 1972.

Byrd Kennedy Teddy Mughwale Dixie Senate Benedict Arnold Paris Sen. Byrd West Virginia Sen. Kennedy

Lawrence Subsidized Gifted Program for Kindergartners to Third Graders

Lawrence Unified Schools in 1970 launched a Title I funded itinerant gifted program led by Mrs. Beth McClenahan. Eligible students are kindergartners to third graders at East Heights Woodlawn Pinkney New York and Cordley Title I schools with caseload up to 35.

Lawrence Unified Schools Beth McClenahan Lawrence East Heights Woodlawn Pinckney New York Cordley

Letters to the Editor praises Lawrence Police Department

A reader commends the Lawrence Police Department officers for their assistance and comfort during the sudden death of his wife Jan on January 25. He expresses gratitude and pride in the dedication of the officers serving the community. Guy Redfearn 626 Locust.

Lawrence

Nixonesque Vacation Plans For Holiday Getaway

President Nixon will fly from Andrews Air Force Base to St. Croix and take a helicopter to Caneel Bay Plantation on St. John for a sunny holiday. He and Mrs. Nixon will balance leisure with work, dispatching messages to the new Congress from a Caneel Bay bungalow.

Washington Nixon Virgin Islands Andrews Air Force Base St. Croix Caneers Bay St. John Congress Ronald L. Ziegler Caneer Bay

Nixon Plan Aims State led reform and revenue sharing

President Nixon proposed a radical plan to shift power from federal to state and local governments through an eight department reorganization and a major revenue sharing scheme. He called for immediate five billion dollars to states and cities and the consolidation of105 aid programs. The plan hinges on serious leadership and prudent administration across levels. Carttar and Seaver are senior honors students at Lawrence High School.

Nixon United States America New York City Cleveland Pittsburgh Carttar Seaver Lawrence High School

Young Brazilian pianist Nelson Freire shines at KU concert

Nelson Freire, a prize winning Brazilian pianist, delivered a vivid recital at the University of Kansas Concert Course. He impressed with flawless technique and interpretive insight in Brahms Liszt Debussy and Bach, earning an encore of Chopin and Villa-Lobos. The audience applauded, predicting a bright future for the emerging virtuoso.

University of Kansas Nelson Freire Freire Horowitz Brahms Liszt Debussy Bach-Busoni Anacapri Villa-Lobos

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Lawrence Daily Journal-World W. C. Simons Lawrence, Kan Audit Bureau of Circulation The Associated Dress I. W. Abel White House Department of Economic Development Agriculture, Commerce, Labor and Transportation Interior, Housing and Urban Development Education and Welfare National Security Act National Security Council Department of Defense Army Navy Air Force War Department John Cunniff Old Home Town Art Buchwald Teddy Kennedy June N. Smith Lawrence School District Valotott Om Lorre Rr Jr Office of Management and Budget National Defense Papellell U.S. Office of Management and Budget Police Journal-World Guy Redfearn Nixons By Rob Seaver Richard Angeletti Bach
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