Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World is published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. Established 1854 with editors and staff including President Publisher and Editor Dour Lemonstr. Executive Editor Ralph Quan and Managing Editor Ernest Pontius. Advertising Director Leo Eluer Controller. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and location.
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Solar Energy Gains Global Attention and Quirky TownFair Call
Solar energy draws international focus as nations seek alternatives to oil and gas. The piece notes UNESCO backing a Paris conference, global use expanding, and mentions Luckenbach Texas World's Fair sparked by Guich Koock and Hondo Crouch. It also highlights Kansas communities like Eudora CPA Picnic and McLouth Threshing Bee as uplifting regional examples.
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Japan
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New Zealand
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Hondo Crouch
Lawrence
Eudora Cpa
McLouth Threshing Bee
Andy Gray
Richland
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Kansas Highway Department
Guich Koocks
Hondo Crouches
Andy Grays
All Brokers Not Alike
New York AP reports the Securities Investor Protection Corp 1972 findings show 64 broker firm liquidations driven by poor books and records mismanagement and broker ignorance. Key causes include inadequate records high operating costs and lack of securities business knowledge.
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Protection Corporation
Seven Week Summer Music Program Noted
About 500 students from elementary to senior high took part in a city schools summer music program lasting seven weeks. Dale Maxwell, ex KU Alumni Association president and bridge contractor, was named to the KU Endowment Association staff as director of special gifts and bequests, starting Sept. 1. Alan Fisher elected commander of the Dorsey Liberty American Legion Post.
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Columbus
KU Alumni Association
KU Endowment Association
Alan Fisher
Dorsey-Liberty American Legion Post
Harry Truman
Lewis Hershey
Marilyn Smith
Wichita
Kansas
Babe Didrikson Ahamas
Emporia
Howard Baumgarten
KU Business School
Ed Harvey
Steve McCann
Los Angeles
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson
David Hutton
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
A community Clearinghouse lists weekly urgent volunteer needs. Opportunities include Meals on Wheels drivers, hospital auxiliary volunteers, Lorien School classroom helpers, visiting elderly, Adopted Grand Parents, Ballard Center rides, Penn House repairs, and Douglas County Juvenile Court mentoring. Training provided. long commitments required.
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Meals ON Wheels
Cottonwood
Lorien School
Douglas County
People Do It Skylab 1 Crew Fixes Orbiting Lab
Skylab 1 faced serious trouble and the crew repaired the space station and returned safely. Pete Conrad Joe Kerwin and Paul Weitz led the initial mission showing human skill can salvage a potentially abortive flight. Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma are planned for an eight week Skylab mission.
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Orbiting Space Laboratory
Pete Conrad
Joe Kerwin
Paul Weitz
Alan Bean
Owen Garriott
Jack Lousma
Nixon Opens Door Then Closes It on Testimony
President Nixon abandons aloof stance and personally blocks Senate Watergate testimony and papers. Sen. Howard Baker urges dialogue with the committee as Republicans worry over Nixon’s deteriorating position. White House aides push hard line while Baker’s view gains traction among lawmakers and party insiders.
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Congress
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North Carolina
Sam Cash
Leonard Garment
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John Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Garment
Ervin Committee
Sen. Baker
William Timmons
Ervin
Reader questions editorials on gasoline crunch and press trust
Stanley Learned from Bartlesville Oklahoma criticizes the Journal-World editorials Half Full Tanks and How Phony. He argues against nighttime and Sunday gasoline service bans, cites economics and competition, and notes a Gallup poll showing low public trust in media.
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Supreme Court
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A New World View: Capital, Work, and Ownership Critique
Phyllis Jones argues that labor forms civilization and profits arise from ownership of the means of production rather than individual effort. She outlines points on capital, factory work, labor direction, shipping, collecting, and management, labeling profits as a justification of ownership.
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Phyllis Jones
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