Lawrence Daily Journal World fronts July 19 1972
The Lawrence Daily Journal World staff listing for the edition dated Wednesday July 19 1972 shows the paper’s staff roles and mailing details. It notes the publication is by The World Company Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates for carriers and mail and a Wednesday evening date.
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the World Company
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence teen elected president of Boys Nation in Washington
Lawrence High senior Greg Hack, 16, was elected president of Boys Nation, the American Legion youth program. He won 69 votes to 30 for opponent Gaddi Vasquez, while Kansas delegate Mike Davis failed in a bid for vice president. The piece notes security concerns in airline travel and a Kansas State University study estimating a high coyote population in Kansas with potential ecological impact.
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Greg Hack
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Bhe Monday
Boys’ Nation
Washington
American Legion
Boys’ State
Hack
Gaddi Vasquez
Orange
Calif
Mike’ Davis
Topeka
Kansas
David A. Bullock
Provo
Utah
Kansas State University
Douglas County
H. T. Gier
KSU
Trends to Note In Economy
New York AP reports housing booms continue with 2.4 million annual housing units under construction led by 816000 multifamily units. Sindlinger & Co. forecast a peak around August or September with a downturn after the election. Union officials push for broader worker involvement in management amid debate on industrial democracy.
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New York
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
United Auto Workers
Irving Bluestone
General Motors Department
Old Home Town 1962 Silver Camp Photo At 15th and Engel
Chronicle of 1962 events notes Kansas University Music and Art Camp members forming a giant 25 for photographers to celebrate the project’s silver anniversary started by Prof. Russell Wiley at 15th and Engel Rd. Capitol Ambulance seeks city subsidy and rate hike amid financial troubles. Replacement of the Eudora Kaw River Bridge could be delayed three to five years due to funding, and the bridge was left unusable after a late January ice surge.
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Kansas University Music and Art Camp
15Th and
Engel Rd
Russell Wiley
Capitol Ambulance Co
Eudora Kaw River
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Nader and Co Question Headrest Mandate and Costs
The consumer group questions the headrest mandate citing weak evidence for injury prevention and potential downsides. It notes vision issues in new cars and intrusion when locking doors, while acknowledging seat belts as proven safety devices.
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Nader and Co
Colleges Back Reform as Democrats Move Toward Change
A College Poll of over 1.5 million summer school students finds broad support for Democratic reform in selecting delegates. Most see the Miami convention as a catalyst for a people driven process, with many predicting long term benefits and a shift toward a national primary in time.
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New York
N.Y
Miami
America
Chicago
George McGovern
McGovern
Villanova
Greenwich College Research Center
U S Watches Egypt Russia Move amid Withdrawal Doubts
Washington monitors Sadat’s announcement of ending Soviet military advisers role in Egypt while no figures on Russian withdrawal are given. About 15 000 Soviets in Egypt include advisers and troops. experts warn Cairo wording may allow symbolic takeovers while Russia keeps access to bases. The issue strains Cairo Moscow ties and could affect Arab Israeli diplomacy.
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Anwar Sadat
Moscow-Cairo
Egypt
Sadat
Arab Republic of
Cairo
al Ahram
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Washington
Moscow
Mideast
U.S
America
Yemen
United States
Sudan
Cairo-Moscow
Israel
Fonda Accused of Treason by Georgia Congressman
Rep. Fletcher Thompson charges actress Jane Fonda with treason after she urged U.S. troops in Vietnam to disobey orders in Radio Hanoi quotes. He appeals to the attorney general to file treason charges against her.
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Washington
Fletcher Thompson
R-Ga
Jane Fonda
Justice Department
Miss Fonda
Thompson
House
Hanoi
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Reader condemns Nixon double-talk and spy jet praise
Saral Chittenden of Ohio criticizes the Journal-World for exposing government deception about reconnaissance flights over Russia. He questions the use of high speed SR-71 jets and the awarding of Air Force honors, asking why such planes are funded if not deployed abroad.
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Journal-World
Nixon
Pentagon
Russia
Ramparts Magazine
Space
Air Force
China
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University graduate student Gus diZerega contributes a regular opinion column to the Journal World Opinion Page.
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Gus Dizerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
Alaska Oil And Nature Coexist In Prudhoe Bay Debate
The author visits Prudhoe Bay to assess oil development on Alaska's North Slope and argues that with safeguards, ecology and industry can coexist. He notes flat tundra, caribou, limited erosion, and the pipeline’s mostly subterranean route, while criticizing state road plans as environmentally harmful.
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Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Sea
Atlantic Richfield Co
Atlantic Richfield
Kansas
Los Angeles
North Slope
Arctic
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Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Associated Press
Young Greg Hack
John J. O’donnell
Air Line Pilots Assn
U.S. Senate
O'Donnell
O’donnell
FBI
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Ralph Nader
Raiders
John Cunniff
Sindlinger & Co
Old Home Town
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
People’s Choice
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Bridgeport U. Junior
Daley
Northwestern Univ. Coed
Univ. of Nevada
Coed
Univ. of North Carolina
McCarthy
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