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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1971

Page

2

Lawrence Journal World staff and billing details

Lawrence Journal World publishes daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with staff titles and contact data. It lists D C Simons Jr as president publisher editor Steve Parsons publisher Bill Mayer executive editor Daryl Hall news editor Ernest Tontising director Leo Eller controller and notes history from 1891 to 1952. Subscription rates are detailed for local carriers and mail to Douglas counties other Kansas counties and nationwide. The paper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press. Wednesday July 21 1971 edition.

Dolph C. Simons JR Dolph Simons Steve Parsons Bill Mayer Daryl Hall Ernest

Census Confusion Triggers Call for County Action in Lawrence

Douglas County officials urge a complete recount after Assessor Darwin Rogers reports a 3487 decline in Lawrence population over one year. They note past growth signs and seek house to house verification to resolve discrepancies affecting taxes and planning. Rodeo critic Hoss Inman defends rodeo stock, insisting horses and bulls are well cared for and work time compared to other tasks.

Chamber of Commerce Douglas County Darwin Rogers Lawrence Rogers Journal-World Hoss Inman Lamar Colo Jesse James Inman Jesse Jaman

Welfare and rodeo policy clash in Hawaii and beyond

The article discusses cowboys and rodeo animals with owners defending treatment as proper and stress on horses. It notes Hawaii's welfare program with 57 000 relief recipients and a one year residency rule to deter transients, amid ongoing legal challenges and potential nationwide welfare reforms. The piece cites court rulings and compares states like California and New York facing similar issues.

Hawaii Supreme Court California New York

Mutual Funds Under Study in Major Industry Dispute

A U.S. appellate court decision questions the profit flow between mutual fund management firms and fund shareholders. Ten Dreyfus shareholders agreed to a 5 million settlement after a similar case, highlighting a shift as the fund industry expands from 3 billion to 53 billion dollars.

U.S Dreyfus Corp William Rogers

Local leaders push bond vote for Lawrence pool

The Rev Paul Davis and Mrs W J Argersinger were elected co chairmen of the local committee circulating petitions to trigger a bond election on a Lawrence municipal swimming pool. The Lawrence Paper Co was granted a charter with 250000 capital. The puppet shows in South Park attended by over 100 spectators mark the series end.

Paul Davis W. J. Argersinger Lawrence Hubert L. Brighton Kansas Board of Regents Topeka W. W. Curfman Moose Lake Minn Lawrence Paper Co South Park American Association of University Women

Bible verse meditation and prayer reflection

A brief daily religious message cites Matthew 12 37 about words determining judgment and offers a prayer asking guidance to speak and act sincerely. It emphasizes honest speech and genuine conduct in daily life.

Money Still Problem In College Education

A nationwide College Poll finds college education remains largely accessible to upper income families. Only 12 percent come from families under 10 000 after tax income. over 34 percent report family earnings above 20 000.

New York N.Y

White House Pressure Shifts Ford on CBS Contempt Citation

The White House urged Rep. Gerald Ford to oppose a contempt citation against CBS and its president Frank Stanton over unused footage for The Selling of the Pentagon. Ford's late reversal, aided by House Democrats, helped defeat the bid and sparked interparty bitterness. Also, Robert Finch may run for California governor in 1974 amid Reagan’s Senate talk. Goodland Kan votes to ask Sen Pearson about space shuttle station feasibility.

Washington Gerald Ford Michigan House Congress Columbia Broadcasting System White House CBS Frank Stanton House Commerce Committee Pentagon Ford Rep Harley Staggers West Virginia Commerce Committee William Springer Illinois Republican Committee Springer Nixon San Clemente Network Robert Finch California Alan Cranston Finch Ronald Reagan Senate Reagan Carol Edward Reinecke Evelle Younger Houston Flournoy John G. Veneman Los Angeles Younger Goodland, Kan Goodland James B. Pearson R. Kan Goodland Area

Program to aid jobless aerospace workers announced

Governor Docking unveiled VEST Volunteer Engineers Scientists and Technicians a job matching program for unemployed aerospace professionals in Wichita led by AIAA and Kansas Labor Department. Headquarters at Wichita Comprehensive Manpower Center with meetings July 26 27 and Dr William Wentz of Wichita State University as coordinator.

Sioux City, Iowa Wichita, Kan Robert Docking American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Employment Security Division State Department of Labor VEST Docking Labor Department AIAA Wichita Comprehensive William Wentz Wichita State University

Dugan Boy Drowns at Wichita Lakeshore Club

Five year old Robert Dugan of Goddard drowned Tuesday at the Lakeshore Club swimming area in Southwest Wichita. Police said he and friends hunted for fish when he vanished briefly and was later found floating face down in the water.

Goddard Wichita Club Wichita Robert Dugan Lakeshore Club Lawrence E. Dugan Robert

Lawrence plan to curb violence sparks community police reform

In the Journal-World column Gus diZerega discusses the Menninger Community Relations Program in Lawrence. He proposes neighborhood selected police officers to patrol within their areas to improve trust, reduce harassment, and keep officers connected to residents while avoiding big‑government overreach.

Gus diZerega Kansas University Wichita Journal-World Opinion Lawrence Berkeley America Menninger Lawrence Police Department

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