Lawrence Journal World staff and pricing details note
The Lawrence Journal World dated Friday July 9 1971 lists staff roles including President Publisher Dolph Simons Jr editor Steve Parsons and advertising director Leo Eller. It provides subscription rates by carrier mail Douglas and adjoining counties other Kansas counties and Greater Kansas City and nationwide rates.
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Dolfh
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Ian
Veterans Drug Fear Denied and University Roles Reconsidered
The piece argues against assuming a high veteran drug problem, citing Donald Rumsfeld and urging employers to hire Vietnam returnees. It also discusses Nisbet and UCLA's Chancellor Young on academic neutrality and the need to focus on knowledge advancement. It notes a shift back toward core university missions. It closes with Revolutionary War casualties and fireworks injury stats from the past 30 years.
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Vietnam
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Rumsfeld
Nixon
Naom i Levin greets NYU president after Senate meeting
Barnard College senior Naomi Levin told Dr. William J. McGill she shifted from a radical stance after attending Columbia University Senate. She praised administrators for the hard work of negotiation over action. The piece notes a growing involvement of youth in decision making in schools and government.
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Columbia University Senate
Naomi Levin
Barnard College
William J. McGill
New York University
Senate
Miss Levin
McGill
Naomi Levins
Fringe Benefits Elusive For Workers In Pension Plans
New York AP report notes workers often lack knowledge of fringe benefits and private pensions, urging employees to ask core questions about coverage, vesting, death benefits, funding, and risks. Experts warn plans vary, with some funded by company stock or uninsurable, raising concerns if a firm collapses or loans default.
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New York
Congress
Home Office
Attwood
Civic maturity reduces campus upheaval and fosters change
The passage notes appreciation for problem solving and necessary steps to address issues. It credits dialogue over revolution for calmer campuses and communities, creating a better climate for citizen driven improvement. It acknowledges student awareness and restraint with administrators, highlighting increased maturity in action.
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Naomi Levin
Old Home Town Notes From 1961 And 1946
The item recalls a 1961 break in at the Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. warehouse with a safecracker at work and a 1946 tale of Jayhawker Theater manager Charles Balls perched on a marquee after a wager loss. It also mentions a 1947 graduation fund donation, a resignation accepted by the attorney general, a 70 camp near Fadora to move on, and William Docking elected president of First National Bank of Lawrence.
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Pepsi Cola
Sheriff's Office
Charles E. Balls
Jayhawker Theater
Deane W. Malott
Board of Education
Harry Frazee
Fadora
Jack Dunkley
William Docking
First National Bank of
Lawrence
W. K. Hoover
Prayer Message Emphasizes Unity Through Christ
A devotional prayer reflects on John 17 verses urging unity among believers. It thanks God for Jesus’ saving sacrifice and asks that all who believe be united as Jesus is with the Father. Amen.
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Jesus
Buffalo comeback centers South Dakota as a major habitat
A South Dakota focus details a revival of the buffalo population from near extinction to a substantial presence in the state. Ralph E. Johnston cites about 15 000 nationwide with at least 5 000 in South Dakota, noting large private herds in Stanley and Jones counties and public herds at Custer State Park Wind Cave and Badlands National Monument. Scott Phillips is credited with aiding preservation by founding base stock. The state museum honors the prairie icon amid a 1 450 head herd at Custer and more than a million visitors last summer.
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South Dakota
Ralph E. Johnston
South Dakota State University Museum and Heritage Center
Brookings
Buffalo
United States
Johnston
Black Hills
Stanley
Jones Counties
Fort Pierre
Roy Houch
National Buffalo Assa
Custer State Park
Wind Cave National Park
Badlands National Monument
Scott Phillips
Phillips
Plains
Mount Rushmore
Soviet Limits Seen Via Polish Session
Warsaw observers weigh December 1968 crisis as a boundary on Soviet power. Article notes Moscow’s initial refusal to intervene, fears of Polish resistance, and the belief the unrest reflected anti government riots fueled by economic woes rather than party deviation.
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Soviet
Warsaw
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Kremlin
Moscow
Comulka
Gomulka
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Letter to the Editor Defends Lawrence Housing Experience
Mrs. T. E. Sheard of 2411 Princeton replies to Charles Hutchison's July 7 letter defending immigrants and criticizing landlords. Sheard recalls renting from 1947 to 1969, hosting GI students and professionals, and describing fair treatment, cleaning deposits, and challenges with some tenants. She argues against broad landlord condemna tion and notes she and others worked to provide housing for diverse groups.
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Mrs
T. E. Sheard
Princeton
Two Centuries Later Reflections On America And Lawrence
Rob Seaver writes from Lawrence Kansas about leaving for Europe and college in the East. He weighs America’s violence pollution race relations and war concerns while urging action and responsibility before stepping away. He hopes a new generation will continue the discussion.
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Rob Seaver
Lawrence
Europe
Paul
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