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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
2
Caspar Weinberger, in his final HEW speech, calls for abolishing the current welfare system and replacing it with a cash grant plan based on income and work ability. He argues continued expansion would bankrupt the economy and argues for equal aid without welfare incentives and less government intrusion.
The Sierra Club, Audubon Society and Environmental Defense Fund are found to hold stocks and bonds in Exxon, General Motors, Tenneco and other firms tied to offshore drilling, pipelines and timber. Audubon ran oil and gas operations at Paul Rainey Sanctuary, earning about 300000 annually, while officials defend investments as necessary for effective environmentalism.
After a brief upturn, the market and wider economy grow uneasy as interest rates and inflation turn unfavorably. Analysts warn that one month of gains does not prove a trend, while investors weigh the risk of renewed recession.
The World newspaper lists staff including Dolph Simons Sr editor Dolph C Simons Jr president publisher Ralph Gage executive editor Jack Starkey managing editor and Leo Eller advertising manager. It notes established in 1854 with circulation details and subscription rates for various regions and mail services.
Governor Bennett responds to the Journal-World editorial on salary hikes noting that maximums set by the Finance Council do not fix every pay. He explains former limits were broadened to allow merit-based adjustments, with most secretaries earning below the new caps and salaries tied to qualifications and experience. The new Kansas Economic Development Secretary will earn about 30000 annually, reflecting enhanced credentials and state needs.
Dispatch covers Rome strikes affecting travel and mail as Italians wage a wave of work stoppages while a Kansas governor defends department head salaries and reform efforts. The piece blends travel anecdotes with a political letter defending pay raises and cabinet selection, highlighting public service efficiency and accountability. It also notes community praise for young locals aiding residents and comments on Solzhenitsyn's advisory impact.
The proposed 1966 operating budget for Lawrence Memorial Hospital was set at 1,434,500 dollars, a 145,295 dollar increase over 1965. Administrator Rodger Johnson said the rise would be covered by higher fees and charges, with no tax funds involved. A historical museum option emerged for the old Charles Robinson home near Lawrence after KU Endowment Association and local Jaycees action.
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