Who Created the Weather in a Winter Storm Editorial
Journal World editorial argues weather reflects a higher power beyond human control. It contrasts scientific limits with miracles in birth and nature, noting cold and heat as evidence of unseen forces shaping climate and life.
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America
Lawrence Symphony concert charms audience in winter matinee
The Lawrence Symphony under Howard Boyajian drew a sizeable crowd at Central Junior High School in Lawrence despite cold weather. Soloists Martin Agee Lisa Berry and Susan Shumway showcased KU scholarships with Vivaldi and Mozart offerings while Weber clarinetist Lawree Maxey delivered a standout solo. The program closed with Brahms Academic Festival Overture and a future concert date was announced.
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Lawrence Symphony
Central Junior High School
Howard Boyajian
Antonio Vivaldi
Martin Agee
Lisa Berry
Susan Shumway
Lawrence Chamber Players
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Vivaldi
Red Priest
Lawrence High School
Productivity Slump Sparks Long Range US Growth Debate
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes a fourth quarter dip in output per man hour but says overall 1966 75 productivity rose. Forecasters weigh whether the recent slowdown signals a longer trend or a temporary setback as technological advance, labor attitudes, and corporate pay reforms influence efficiency and prices.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Conference Board
Oil replaces gold as root of all evil in fuel scandals
The report details fuel misallocations by foreign airlines and U S agencies. It cites ABS KLM Bahamasair Japan Airlines Lufthansa Swissair and Korean Air Lines with millions of gallons misallocated. William Zale and George Hall are named in the probe while Simon’s memo advocates IRS sole enforcement of wagering laws.
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KLM
Bahamasair
Bahamas
Japan Airlines
Lufthansa
Swissair
Korean Air Lines
FEA
William Zale
Foreign Carrier Desk
Virgin Islands
Zale
George Hall
Simon
Treasury
William Simon
Treasury Department
The
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
IRS
BAFT
Columno
Somon
Jack Anderson
Internal Revenue
Donald Alexander
Training Africans for political power in South Africa
A critical analysis questions Andrew Young's invitation to black South Africans to train in the United States to seize control in South Africa. It questions what training is proposed, whether it concerns democracy, and calls for clearer measures for liberation and broader U.S. involvement. It recalls historical U.S. slavery and revolts to argue against tolerating such tactics.
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Andrew Young
America
South Africa
Young
United States
Jimmy Carter
Nat Turner
Rhodesia
Jan Smith
Citizens weigh future of Lawrence city government and growth
In a reflective column, the writer urges Lawrence residents to engage actively in city governance. He questions citizen responsibility, the role of the elected commission, and the north end Massachusetts Street development amid calls to inform themselves and participate rather than passively accept decisions.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Douglas County
Massachusetts Street
Kansas River Bridge
R. Paul Brotsman
The World Company Staff Contacts and Publication Details
The World Company in Lawrence Kansas lists Dolph Simons Jr as President Publisher Dolph Simons Sr founder editor and staff including Bill Mayer executive editor Ralph Gage managing editor advertising manager and Jack Starkey controller. Established 1854 W C Simons served 1891 to 1952. The paper is published daily except Sunday with varied subscription rates and postage paid listings.
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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
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Lawrence People Pledge Five Million To KU Drive
Ten years ago in 1967 contributions and pledges for the Kansas University Den for Progress Drive topped five million dollars with Lawrence residents giving over three hundred fifty thousand. The goal remained about nineteen million for unrestricted opportunity development at the school. Officials said education programs were needed before Daylight Saving Time could be widely adopted. An additional seven and a half million was allocated to keep the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant operating to supply propellant for the Vietnam War.
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Kansas University den
Lawrence
Sunflower Army
Kansas Day Club
Allen Crafton
Fay Templeton
William Lowman
Kansas Board of Health
Topeka
Gerald Davis
KU Art Department
City Auditorium
New York City
Thomas Edison
Edison
George Barker
J. B. Watkins
Ninth
Vermont
Earl Silverthorn
Community Volunteer Needs Across Agencies and Roles
United Wheels seeks regular on call and out of town drivers with monthly schedules and reimbursements for medical clients. Penn House calls for a spring work crew and a volunteer supervisor to organize renovations. Volunteer Clearing House seeks publicity volunteers and typists for nursing homes child care centers and teleoffice. Wakarusa Nursing Home needs volunteers for arts reading and reading to the blind and a Spanish interpreter for emergencies. Call 841-5059 for details.
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United Wheels
KU Med
Topeka
SRS
Penn House
Volunteer Clearing House
Wakarusa Nursing Home
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