Lawrence Daily Journal World format and pricing details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editor W C Simons and provides publication notes. It details daily publication, location at Sixth and New Hampshire, Kansas address 66044, phone 348 1000, and subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and surrounding counties and other regions.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Leavenworth Revenue Bonds Face Local Debate
City plans to issue bonds to fund a Ramada Inn, twin theater, restaurant, lounge, club and pool, drawing caution from Leavenworth officials who stress limited competition and nonpolluting, non duplicative gains while Lawrence uses strict criteria for bond approvals. The piece contrasts with Lawrence standards and notes police concerns about family disputes and rising homicides in the Kansas City metro area.
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Leavenworth
Hillcrest Theater
City Credit
al Thelen
Lawrence
Thelen
Cody Hotel
Lawrenceouldn
Hangover From Low Mood Hampers U.S. Business Borrowing
American business leaders still wary of debt after a prolonged downturn say liquidity fears impede growth and competitiveness. Boston Consulting Group notes debt to equity often under 50 percent in the U.S., while Japan runs five times or more, enabling faster expansion despite thinner margins. BCG argues after tax returns matter more than raw interest rates and suggests avoiding the lowest rate to maintain liquidity during crises.
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New York
United States
Boston Consulting Group
Boston Company
BCG
Japan
Old Home Town buys site for first elementary school south of 23rd
The Board of Education approved a 9.2 acre site at Ousdahl Road for a new elementary school south of 23rd Street. Bounded north by 26th and south by 27th, the property marks Lawrence’s initiatory step toward a public school in that area.
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23Rd Street
Board of Education
Ousdahl Road
Lawrence
Alan Hitt
American Legion
Alan Asher
Lou Griffith
Fred Peterson
11Th
Mass
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Connally’s Refusal Shapes Nixon Agnew Decision
President Nixon kept Spiro Agnew on the ticket as Connally refused the vice presidency. Anti Agnew pressure rose from moderates and even White House aides, risking a right left split. Nixon timed his August Miami Beach plan to suppress division and appease conservatives including the California contingent and New York Conservative Party.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
John B. Connally
Connally
Miami Beach
Agnew
Jacob K. Javits
New York
William Saxbe
Ohio
White House
Mr. Nixon
John Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Moscow
California
No Easy Fix in Family Dispute Policing
Police face dangerous, unpredictable family square offs and avoid single-officer responses. Investigators assess climate before action as courts grow more lenient and officers fear retaliation. The grim reality is tackling these disputes requires careful sizing up and risk.
Should Israel Be Our Fifty-First State?
A columnist argues for annexing Israel as a formal U S state to stabilize Middle East policy and blunt Cold War tensions. The piece contends a de facto alliance is inadequate and calls for a congressional annexation debate with public support.
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Israel
Sen. McGovern
United States
George McGovern
State of
Soviet Union
Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Switzerland
Robert Kennedy
Egypt
Jordan
Chicago
Mediterranean
Norfolk Naval Base
Sac
Omaha
Warren Court
Congress
KU Residents Association calls for open talks on residence hall policy
The KU Association of University Residence Halls responds to a Journal-World Saturday Column on the Oliver Hall shooting and KU policy. It urges due process, rejects unannounced searches, and proposes fall seminars with community citizens to discuss residence hall concerns and improve the university.
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Journal- World
University of Kansas
Oliver Hall
Journal-World
Oliver
Ellison
United States
Association of University Residence Halls
Alex Thomas
Jean Foreman
Matthew Hamilton
John Beisner
KU Association of University
Nixon and Fischer Dinner Plot A White House Tease
A satirical piece imagines President Nixon calling chess champion Bobby Fischer if he wins in Iceland. The banter imagines a White House dinner with lavish demands and a CIA hijack joke ending with a jab at Cuba.
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Washington
Nixon
Bachway
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Bobby
America
White House
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Congress
Guy Lombardo
Spassky
Patie
Richard Helms
CIA
Cuba
Today In History July 27 Highlights Through the Years
On this date in history events include the 1953 Panmunjom Korean War armistice, 1789 Congress creating the forerunner of the State Department, 1909 Orville Wright's flight record, 1922 U S recognition of Albania and Baltic states, 1954 Suez Canal terms, 1955 Austrian sovereignty, 1960 Nixon nomination, ten years ago budget debate on fallout shelters, five years ago Detroit riot toll.
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Panmunjom
U.S. Congress
State Department
Department of Foreign Affairs
Orville Wright
Ft. Myer
United States
Albania
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Austria
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Detroit
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