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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
3
An editorial digest discusses how one firm dominates antibiotic production under patent and brand name protections, keeping prices high. It notes price declines only when new drugs enter the market, and warns that generic substitution alone may not cut costs. The piece cites consumer burden and health care costs rising with limited competition.
The article questions the efficiency of Lawrence city government citing two incidents. One involved a stalled meeting between city leaders and Kansas University Endowment Association representatives. Another saw a bridge inspection neglected despite a consultant's advice. It urges better procedures to prevent missed opportunities and future oversights.
Officials warn of rising rolling stops or California stops at red lights in Kansas intersections. Officers crack down as drivers slow then proceed, risking crashes despite the policy intended to speed traffic.
Thousands of unemployed workers risk losing insurance coverage as termination clauses curb benefits. While some Blue Cross plans extend protection, most provide only 30 days. Hospitals warn of hardship and possible care reductions. Alternatives include converting to nongroup coverage, applying for Medicaid, or using emergency and community hospital services.
The Lawrence World Journal lists staff including Dolph Sinans Ralph C Sinons and Jack Starkey with editor W C Simons. Established 1854 the paper published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas offering carrier rates 2.45 a month 29.40 yearly and mail rates varying by region.
The piece debates FDR opposition to public sector strikes, arguing civil service offers job security and merit based promotion. It notes differences between private and public sectors, discusses arbitration and legal safeguards, and cites the potential for government paralysis if public workers strike.
Supreme Court decision expands a pupil’s rights over suspensions by requiring notice and hearings, prompting criticism that it intrudes on routine school discipline. Justice Powell warns hearings would hamper daily school operations and argues education decisions are not constitutional due process matters.
Barbara O Brien the only woman candidate for KU student body president teams with Steve McMurry to push an easy access platform. They call for open lines to administrators and the Student Senate, more advisory reform, revised finals, parking boosts near central campus, and broader funding for student groups while promoting Title Nine awareness.
KU officials said a new physical education building is under construction as part of a long range growth plan. About 13 900 students expected for fall. Lawrence Memorial Hospital raised charges by one dollar a day for new staff salary increases. Roger Johnson named administrator.
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