Lawrence Journal World Announces Staff and Rates
The Lawrence Journal World details its editorial leadership and staff including Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, Bill Mayer, Ph Gage, and Ernest Pontius. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail options for Kansas, Missouri, and other states, noting publication as a Saturday issue dated July 7 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
PH Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Faulty Controls and Fuel Shortages Stir Debate
The piece argues 1973 car models suffer from new emission rules, while factories and diesel trucks pollute more and face fewer limits. It criticizes timing of regulations, questions oil supply management, and notes the death of actor Joe E. Brown, famed for his wide mouth and philanthropy.
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Nader
America
Lawrence
Cooperative Chemical Plant
Douglas County
Strategy Of Survival Tactics Weigh Nixon White House Dilemma
Nixon advisers seek a path to disengage from Haldeman and Ehrlichman without provoking their retaliation while avoiding links to the Watergate cover up. They focus on pressing Dean as the sole conspiracy figure, amid White House turmoil and mixed Republican views on the memo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
White House
Mitchell
Haldeman
John W. Dean III
Senate
Fred Buzhardt
Haldeman-Ehrlichman
John Dean
Buzhard
Dean
Charles W. Colson
Wigs and the Marines Sparks on Voluntary Service
The piece argues for a large volunteer military and criticizes draft systems. It cites Marine hair regulations, wartime history, and the appeal of pay, benefits, and education to attract recruits, warning against loose standards and praising tough boot camp. It contrasts U S stance with Russia and stresses deterrence and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Tarawa
Douglas County Attorney Won't Enforce Sunday Closing Law
Ralph King said he would not enforce the states Sunday closing law when it goes into effect Sunday. KU Endowment Assn. bought a 14 unit apartment building at 17th and Ohio for temporary housing for new KU faculty. Building projects on the KU campus were nearing completion with weather no longer a factor. John Emick elected to succeed John Chaney as president of the Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce with Wayne Harris Fred Rumsey as vice presidents and Sherwin Darby as secretary treasurer. Summer heat aided a bumper wheat crop.
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Douglas County
Ralph King
KU Endowment Assn
17Th
Ohio
John Emick
John Chaney
Lawrence
Dual Fuel System Aims To Spark Auto Switch To CNG Power
Los Angeles reports on the Dual Fuel Systems conversion that lets cars run on compressed natural gas or gasoline with a switch in motion. Despite strong efficiency gains and emissions cuts, only about 5,000 units exist. main barriers are conversion cost and limited CNG range for private cars, though fleets and taxis show interest.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Washington
Uncle Sam
Indochina
Los Angeles
API
United States
Dual Fuel Systems, Inc
Dunnigan
Disneyland
Los Angeles Municipal
Southern California Rapid Transit System
California
Riverside
Calif
Phase 1 Nixon Congress compromise sparks villagers reaction
In a Cambodian village near Phnom Penh villagers react to a U S bombing extension amid a Nixon Kissinger compromise allowing raids until August 15. The tale frames debate over peace, power and the global impact of wartime policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tung _— Dat
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Nu Dong
Nixon
Congress
United States
From Riches to Ecology Connecticut’s waste reform by Lufkin
Dan W. Lufkin left Wall Street to run Connecticut DEP and push a statewide solid waste system. Gov. Meskill signed the Resources Recovery Authority Act empowering a 10 member body with eminent domain and up to 250 million dollars in bonds. Lufkin recruited 22 companies to bid on a non profit, shared-cost plan linking environment and economy amid rising trash, soaring costs, and landfill limits. Connecticut households would generate about 85 pounds per year per person by 1985.
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New York
UPI
Dan W. Lufkin
Wall Street
Connecticut
Lufkin
Donaldson, Lufkin, Jenrette, Inc
Department of Environmental Protection
DEP
Gov
Meskill
Resources Recovery Authority Act
U.S
Four Grants Awarded KU For Community Service Programs
Four grants totaling 58365 dollars were awarded to the University of Kansas by the State Education Commission under Title I of the Higher Education Act. Projects include 25000 for education involving local government in Wyandotte County Mexican American communities, 14865 for a survey of training resources, 12000 for developing community service and continuing education programs in higher education, and 6500 for a leadership training program for Mexican American residents of Topeka in collaboration with Washburn University.
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Topeka — Kansas University
State Education Commission
Ku’s
Wyandotte County
Kansas
KU and
Washburn University of
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Saturday Evening
Joe E. Brown
Brown
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Elmer the Great
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Sennacherib
Uniformed Services
Frederick the Great
the Duke of Wellington
Pentagon
Russia
William Jennings Bryan
Chapultepec
Vietnam
Air Force
Old Home Town
Chris Schaake
Auto
Dual Fuel Systems
Pacific Lighting Corp
Southern California Gas Co
Jim Dunnigan
Monterey Park
Santa Barbara
Venice
Santa Clara County
Mayfair Dairy
Federal General Services Administration
Art Buchwald
Tung Dat
Ling Lang
Free World
Southeast Asia
Sing Fom
Kissinger
DEAN @ MILLER
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