Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details
The document lists staff roles at the Lawrence Daily Journal World including President Publisher Dol Simons, Editor Stevie Parsons, Assistant Publisher Bill Maybe, Executive Editor Daryl Pale, Advertising Director Leo Miller, and Controller. It notes daily publication except Sunday by World Company at Lawrence Kansas with contact and subscription rates for various regions and a July 28, 1971 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolput
Simons
Dol Simon Me
Stivie Parsons
Bill Maybe
Daryd Pale
Nowe Biditer
Ea’ Pontmus
Leo Mller
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Drug crackdown funding eyed as Miller presses for renewal
Kansas Atty. Gen. Vern Miller warns his office is nearly out of money to continue drug prosecutions yet expects funds to be found with Gov. Docking supportive. Regan targets 15000 to 20000 dollars additional funds while Miller touts arrests of two major heroin pushers and local law enforcement momentum.
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Kansas
Vern Miller
Miller
Tom Regan
Governor’s Committee On Criminal Administration
Robert Docking
Law and Order
Atty. Gen
Lawrence
World Jamboree Begins As Lawrence Scouts Head to Japan
Four Lawrence scouts represent Kaw Council at the XIII World Jamboree in Japan with over 65 000 scouts from 100 nations. They depart Lincoln Nebraska at 5 30 am for a 13 hour flight via Anchorage. In Tokyo they receive commemorative patches and tour gardens shops and temples before riding the Kodama bullet train to Kyoto then returning home with memories and new friendships. The theme is For Understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Lawrence
Karl L. Capps
Douglas IH
Tim Fields
Mark Watson
Kaw Council
Lincoln
Neb
Anchorage
Alaska
Tokyo
Boy Scouts of Nippon
Mount Fuji
United States
America
Boy Scouts of
Nippon
Kodama
Kyoto
Rallis sues over passport stamp in Greece under dictatorship
Athens lawyer George Rallis challenged police for blocking his departure during a four week Europe trip. The court accepted an unprovable intelligence claim that he discussed overthrowing the junta, revealing how the regime controls criticism and spares no effort to deter dissent.
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Athens
George Rallis
Greece
Europe
Constantine
Rome
Karamanlis
Paris
Rallis
George Papadopoulos
NATO
Dismissal Ends Sinatra Action
Frank Sinatra’s federal case against the New Jersey State Investigation Commission was dismissed after he appeared before a secret session on February 17, 1970. The commission chairman noted Sinatra cooperated fully.
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Newark
N.J
Frank Sinatra
New Jersey State Investigation Commission
Commission
Pan Am Games Bring Calypso Beats and Tight Security
Cali hosts 30 nations at the Pan American Games as 3,058 athletes arrive amid monsoon rains and rough stadium work. Guards patrol a four story brick complex with a seven foot barbed wire fence while athletes settle into the Pan American Village in crowded bunks and shared facilities.
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Cali
Colombia
Alcoholism Policy Set for Federal Employees
Washington AP reports that the Civil Service Commission issues guidelines treating alcoholism as an illness for federal workers. Sick leave covers treatment and rehabilitation, personnel files avoid mentioning alcoholism unless performance is affected, and agencies focus on job impact rather than alcohol use. Rules take effect December 1, with cited payroll losses up to 550 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Mails Take 2 Years
Secretaries at the Grand Island Police Department found two 50 cent parking tickets mailed in 1969. One was postmarked in Grand Island on September 29 and the other in Cairo on the same date, each carrying 50 cents.
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Grand Island, Neb
City Police Department
Grand Island
Cairo
Hope Responds to GIs Wish in Alaska
Three thousand GIs at two Alaska bases signed a petition for Bob Hope and his Girls. Hope will fly from Los Angeles to Fairbanks with 130 USC volunteers aged 17 to 25 and join Fess Parker Sunday's Child trio and the Celebration rock group.
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Hollywood
Alaska
Bob Hope
Hope
Los Angeles International
Fairbanks
USC
Fess Parker
Sunday’s Child Vocal Trio
Celebration Rock Group
House OKs Lyons site commission for nuclear repository
The House sent to the Senate a compromise amendment creating a nine member commission to advise on a Lyons Kansas nuclear waste repository. The panel would study safety factors and be appointed by the President, replacing a Senate version backed by Dole and Pearson.
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Washington
House
Senate
Lyons
Kan
Joe Skubitz
R-Kan
Kansas House
Bob Dole
James Pearson
Kansas
Bill Roy
D-Kan
AEC
Nixon
Kansas Seeks National Computerized Job Bank Network
Kansas moves into computer aided job placement with three terminals in Kansas City Topeka and Wichita and satellites in Lawrence Manhattan Ottawa and Emporia. Plans aim to place a job bank in every county and link banks across state lines and later nationwide.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Johnson County
Atchison
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Manhattan
Ottawa
Emporia
Hutchinson
Newton
el Dorado
Arkansas City
Great Bend
Dodge City
Garden City
Pittsburg
Chanule
Coffeyville
Independence
Salina
Phalen
Tax Problems In Art Cache
Kansas City AP reports painter Thomas Hart Benton worries about estate taxes as art gifts lose tax advantages. He notes gifts once boosted deductions but IRS now limits gift values to cost of production, risking heirs if art remains unsold. Benton stores works and fears massive taxes could erase his estate. He hopes David Smith estate litigation guides policy.
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Kansas City
Thomas Hart Benton
Benton
Feds
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Congress
Old Home Town Highlights From 10, 25, 40 Years Ago
The August draft call rose from two to five as Kennedy actions press for armed forces. Lawrence electricity hit a record 51 600 kilowatts amid 100 degree heat. Gasoline rose to 19 9 cents regular 21 9 cents ethyl. A 1946 back pay suit moved to federal court. Infantile paralysis diagnosed in Douglas County. A grasshopper control recipe using bran and paris green circulated. Police rounded up young door-to-door salesmen after a sign-torn incident. Al Graeber led Holcom's Grove old folks dance with Charley Noble and Billy Kunz on fiddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Edith Metcalf
Kennedy
Lawrence
KPL
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Kansas City
J. A. Terrell
Frank Prosser
al Graeber
Holcom’s Grove
Charley Noble
Billy Kunz
Today’s Bible Message Prayer
A devotional prayer asks for strength to commit fully to faith beyond familiar shores. The speaker prays for obedience to Jesus to uncover deeper spiritual treasures, seeking growth over safety and humble reliance on divine guidance.
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