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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
2
Daily newspaper masthead entry listing publication name address and contact details for the Lawrence Kansas paper The World Company operating at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. telephone number 848 1000.
The article argues George McGovern increasingly appears the likely Democratic nominee at the upcoming convention and notes his rise amid party dynamics. It highlights his political acumen, shifting positions toward the center, and the appeal of his differing image despite uncertain policy specifics.
Brokers push total investment planning including stocks bonds real estate and tax shelters to public clients to diversify revenue away from commissions. The NYSE warns concentration on institutions could raise brokerage risk as institutions may dominate 1980 trading. Stuart S. Greenberg of La Pont Glore Forgan leads DGF Financial Services to offer comprehensive planning via trained representatives.
Old Home Town Dr Calvin VanderWerf named president of Hope College in Holland Michigan. Lawrence totals through June show one million dollars behind 1961 pace with permit total at 2 120 538. Lawrence National Guard received excellent rating. airport hosts Lions Club air show with Tom Page planning glider demo. Chick Pontius to re enlist in Army, Silver Star recipient. Wakarusa River floods Douglas County causing damage. Washington Kansas tornadic winds kill at least four. Prayer ends with a communal Amen.
A column argues for shifting funds toward applied research in social sciences, warning against overemphasis on basic science. It cites experts like Etzioni and critiques by Columbia academics. The ITT matter is reviewed, noting consent decrees and judicial outcomes, with emphasis on aggregate concentration theories and government wins.
In a smoke filled room the Old Democratic Pros lament a shift as younger, diverse figures win delegates. A veteran chorus recalls past power and accuses the new approach of undermining traditional influence while acknowledging the system allowed change.
A reader argues for a total ban on fireworks amid scars from noise and danger. The letter critiques Kansas lawmakers and cites Illinois rules, then editorials echo a fragmented political conversation about reform. The piece shifts to Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty saying he will DJ at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach.
The piece weighs whether the United States is waning amid global shifts and internal strife. It cites opinions from Nahum Goldmann and The Economist on diminished power, but argues America retains influence through technology, liberal values, and ongoing social gains. It warns against complacency and contagion of gloom.
Treasury Secretary George Shultz met with 16 supermarket executives and anti inflation officials amid discussions to lower meat and overall food prices. He told reporters a decline could come in weeks or months and planned further meetings with farmers and farm suppliers. President Nixon would discuss cost of living with Knauer and Stein on Friday.
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