Lawrence Journal World Staff Listing and Rates Notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff positions led by Wolph C Simons Jr and Pace as publisher, NEST Pontia as executive editor, Jeb Stet as advertising director, and W.W. Simons as editor. Published daily except Sunday from 250 Eller, Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates listed for carriers, in-state, and nationwide mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons SR
Wolph C. Simons JR
Pace
Nest Pontia
Jeb Stet
ELLER
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Cooperation urged for Kansas growth by KU expert
Herman Lujan of the University of Kansas urged regional cooperation at the Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry panel in Topeka. He argued Kansas should pursue mass distribution advantages and strengthen statewide planning rather than local competition, warning of duplication in government, and urging focus on 1980 and 1990 state growth.
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Herman Lujan
Institute For Social and Environmental Studies
Kansas University
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
Topeka
Kansas
Santa Fe
Lujan
Lujen
Flight pay reform lands in President's hands after swift congressional action
Congress approves ending pay for desk bound generals and admirals, rejecting extending the 1973 flight pay. The measure targets officers who do not fly yet collect up to 50 percent base pay. A California neighbor case shows how detached neighbors can misinterpret familiar objects.
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Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
Air Force
Navy
Oronville
Calif
Michael Martin
Martin
Dean and Nixon Aide Clash Over Watergate Secrets
Washington report depicts a tense Oval Office exchange where John Dean asserts confidentiality and duty while President Nixon presses for information. Haldeman praises Dean as a loyal team player amid concerns about a possible cover up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
John Dean III
Nixon
Dean
Pennsylvania to Colorado Finding Houses Not Easy Chore
A Pennsylvania professor moving to Colorado finds housing affordability a major hurdle as prices rise nationwide. He sold his PA home for a $12,000 profit after four years, but securing a affordable residence in Colorado proves difficult amid rising new home prices and a dip in construction earlier in the year.
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New York
UPI
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Colorado College
America
Census Bureau
National Association of Home Builders
Daniel E. Berman
Compendium of
Open Press Urges End to Watergate Rumors and Gas Woes
A letter to the Journal-World urges unity to end Watergate rumors and critiques media play. It recounts a 4 100 mile east and northeast car trip with gas stop limits, noting prices in Montreal and limits on New York Turnpike and other states.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Rochester
New York
Boston
Montreal
Quebec City
Lawrence
New York Turnpike
Effingham
Illinois
Wentzville
New York Pike
St. Louis
New Jersey Turnpike
Canada
U.S
What If Broker Goes Broke What If Broker Goes Broke
New York AP outlines SIPC protections and procedures when a brokerage is liquidated. It explains cash and securities limits, trustee roles, documentation needs, and potential delays, with emphasis on protecting up to 50 000 dollars per customer and 20 000 in cash.
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New York
Byron Woodside
Securities Industry Protection Corp
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Protection Corporation
SIPC
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal District Court
Woodside
Henry Clay's Censure Echoes in Nixon Cambodia Debate
The piece recalls Henry Clay's 1834 censure of President Jackson for withdrawing funds from the Bank, framing executive power as constitutionally limited. It then parallels those arguments to the Nixon crisis, questioning Congress's duty and the danger of centralized power amid Vietnam era tensions.
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Henry Clay
Senate
Andrew Jackson
Bank of the United States
Richard Nixon
Cambodia
Clay
Congress
Republic
Jackson
United States Bank
Executive Department
Nixon
United States
June traffic injuries and city paving update in Lawrence
June saw twenty eight injuries in fifty seven Lawrence traffic accidents per police report. City paving and street resurfacing work continued with over five miles of streets to be finished by September while library summer reading program circulation surpassed last year. Endowment Flower Fund loans funded EU student needs. Reverend Donald Weatherby resigned from Trinity Church to serve in Sequin Texas. A Memorial Stadium fireworks display attracted large crowds.
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Lawrence
Public Library
Endowment Association
Donald Weatherby
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sequin Tex
Memorial Stadium
Bible Message Prayer for Alertness and Compassion
A devotional prayer asks God to keep senses alert eyes open and heart eager to respond to others needs for comfort and care. The message emphasizes mindfulness and compassionate action in daily life.
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Journal-World
Roger A. Karras
Charles J. Baer
Westwood Rd
Kelly
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Kc, Mo
Kelley
Randy Gould
Ken Sandusky
Martin Baumgarten
Richard Stanley
Kansas City
KC Police Department
William Becker
Berman
Commerce Department
Savings and Loan
Florida
Delaware
California
Virginia
Dean Rampsona
National Home Builders
Federal Housing Authority
Richard L. Hunsel
Linda
Baler
Leon, Kan
Robert E. Kingsley
Leon
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Lone Star Farmers’ Union
C. E. Sawhill
Lawrence Schools
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