Myth and fear drownate in waves of advice and warnings
A Lawrence Daily Journal World column voice argues against broad alarm over cosmetics mercury in fish and coffee linked heart attacks. It notes government scare tactics and warns that home bath accidents pose greater danger than claimed hazards.
Inflation Era Reflections On Global Recession And Policy
A former perspective argues the 1930s-style economic panic was global not domestic and blames wartime spending and policy choices. It calls for budget balance, restraint on welfare, and practical steps to curb inflation and boost productivity while urging no more foreign entanglements.
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Bureaucracy and protection agencies in modern governance
The article argues public officials must shield citizens from deceptive products through protective screening and research bodies. It critiques bureaucratic excess, citing the Corps of Engineers and laboratory staff, and recalls past industry impact from official discussions of harmful poisons on cranberries.
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Statistics On Bad Market 1973 Downturn Report
New York AP reports 2,652 stocks on the NYSE and AMEX had only 170 rise in the first half of 1973. Interactive Data Corp. notes Suave Shoe Corp fell 82 percent, Delta Corp. of America down 78 percent, illustrating a Dow lag and inflation pressures as investors face a bleak scene with little relief in sight.
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Lawrence notes and regional updates across decades
Old Home Town items recount 1963 and earlier events in Lawrence and Kansas City. Milestones include EU Endowment Association secretary-treasurer election, Children’s Mercy Hospital appointment, Kaw River water project plans, LHS principal on leave, and WWII era drafts.
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American Alumni Council
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Ned W. Small
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Kaw River
Lawrence High
Neal Wherry
Wherry
LHS
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Arthur Nevin
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Petain
Germany
Prayer Note Praises spontaneous devotion to promote the kingdom
A short prayer thanks God for believers who spontaneously praise his name and seek to advance the work of the kingdom through evident enthusiasm. It asks for continued dedication and zeal to spread faith.
Austin Utility Chief Seeks Rube Goldberg Fix for Power Shortage
R L Hancock, director of Austin utilities, warns of six year challenge as natural gas curtailments strain the city. He outlines a shift to coal, lignite, fuel oil, and potential nuclear options, noting a 20 day oil reserve and past failed nuclear bond proposal.
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UPI
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Ruben Goldberg
R. L. Hancock
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Coastal States Gas Producing Co
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League of Women Voters Endorses Changes to Public Improvements Funding
The Lawrence League of Women Voters backs the city staff plan to guarantee annual special assessments and reduce city participation in new developments. They cite saving over 200 000 yearly by cutting city share on residential streets and storm drainage to fund existing street improvements. Citizens urged to contact city commissioners before Tuesday July 24.
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Obscenity conviction marked first under Supreme Court ruling
A Wyandotte County District Court jury convicted Howard Doran, 45, on two counts of selling 8 millimeter films to a Kansas attorney general special agent on January 4, marking what is believed to be the first conviction under the high court's obscenity standard. The films Marcus and Jodie and Bob and Carol depicted sexual content. sentencing was deferred to July 30 for a possible new trial motion.
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Wyandotte
U.S. Supreme Court
Howard Doran
Kansas Attorney General’s Office
Joe H. Swinehart
Ms Drive Thanks 525 Black Volunteers for MS Campaign Aid
Douglas County unit of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society thanks more than 525 black volunteers for enabling neighbors to contribute to the MS drive. Report on campaign statistics will follow after kits are received. Parting notes urge workers to turn in remaining kits.
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Qn the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University graduate student Gus diZerega argues Vern Miller should not abolish the Headquarters drug analysis program. He praises its role in saving lives and guiding parents and teachers, urging enabling legislation to expand such programs across Kansas.
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Kansas University
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Vern Miller
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