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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1973
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists The World Company contact details, editor W C Simons, and dates 1891 to 1952. It notes daily publication except Sundays and the Lawrence, Kansas office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with a telephone number.
The Lawrence Country Club unveils a $400 000 plus clubhouse to serve members and guests, filling a long standing gap in local recreation alongside the Alvamar golf course expansion. Officials praise the project as a city asset with potential future growth plans. The piece also discusses Nixon era Cambodia bombing disclosures and questions about government transparency and neutrality.
Rising rates favor lenders including buyers of Treasury bills. They are issued in 10 000 to 1 million denominations with three to twelve month maturities and auctions weekly for short terms. Buyers submit tenders to Federal Reserve Banks or brokers. Taxes apply federally. states and locals are exempt.
About 300 people joined a Lawrence march demanding changes to the city housing code. Kansas University eyed a phone system switch to automatic calling, removing the operator. July brought warm days and unusually cool resort-like nights in the 1960s.
A devotional note invites readers to seek God’s boundless love today. It asks for grace to deepen love and to move forward anew in faith and devotion.
An analyst criticizes secretive actions by the United States on Vietnam and Cambodia. Gen George S Brown defends secrecy as necessary for security, prompting calls for greater transparency and accountability to Congress and the public. The piece argues leaders should share information to avoid eroding trust.
Readers defend Kansas tourism curiosities and water and sky wonders while criticizing a Wall Street Journal piece. Other letters demand clearer tornado early warning policies, praise Civil Defense director Chuck Belote, and call for published guidelines and testing schedules.
A columnist ridicules FDA glare over slack fill in cereal packaging and cites Kellogg’s and Nabisco products. The piece critiques the push to ban misleading images on packages and questions political handouts' fidelity to actuality.
In Washington a tape reveals President Nixon and staff joking in a late night mock Oval Office scene. The dialogue features voices implying roles from Henry Kissinger to John Dean and Bob Haldeman with surreal exchanges about power and a Lincoln proclamation.
Community volunteer options listed by Volunteer Clearinghouse include teens supervision at TEEN LOUNGE, visiting the elderly through ADOPTED GRAND PARENTS, court program mentors via DOUGLAS COUNTY JUVENILE COURT, couples fostering court youths, and volunteers for LAWRENCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOMEN'S AUXILIARY. Meals on Wheels seeks more drivers to extend noon deliveries. call 841 5059 weekdays 9 to 12 or write Box 417 Lawrence.
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