Lawrence Journal World staff and contact details from 1973 issue
A notice fragment lists staff positions at the Lawrence Journal-World including Editor Dolph Simons Sr President Publisher Ralph Gage Managing Editor Ernest Pontius and Advertising Director Leo Mays along with establishment details and subscription rates. It notes the paper is published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with a July 30 1973 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Wait to Decide on Nixon and Watergate Hearings
The column questions whether Senate Watergate hearings are productive or proper, urges reliance on courts for justice, and warns against partisan attacks on President Nixon. It defends Nixon’s silence, criticizes Senator Ervin, and calls for calm, lawful resolution through due process.
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Senate
Nixon
Committee
United States
Sam Ervin
Harvard Law
Cox
Senate Committee
Democrats
Mike Mansfield
Mr. Nixon
Money Choices Reshape Executive Compensation Trends
In New York, the Conference Board reports a rise in premium compensation plans for executives that combine cash with benefits and expert financial advice. Most plans target high earners, emphasize estate planning and investing strategy, and rely on real estate and equities for returns while offering tax and insurance guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conference Board
Women push for parity in crime statistics rise
The passage notes women demanding parity across social and political areas and cites FBI figures showing an increasing share of serious crimes such as murder, robbery, and assault attributed to women between 1971 and the latest measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Women in Crime and Policing Stirner Open Competition
The piece argues 80 percent refutes the idea that women lack strength for violent crime and notes more women in policing seek chance to compete with men. It highlights rising female criminals and a growing female police presence, hinting at a future clash or collaboration in public safety.
Mill levy rises in Lawrence for coming year
The Lawrence total mill levy is set at 95.297 for the next year, up 5.1777 from the prior rate. The item reflects local tax policy changes in a periodical Old Home Town feature.
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Lawrence
Thomas Leonard Beard
Oskaloosa
Harold Stassen
Penn State University
Nixon Faces Watergate Backlash In Jersey City Polls
In Jersey City voters, Nixon loses ground over not releasing seized White House tapes. The public survey shows over two to one want the presidential recordings handed to investigators, signaling a major political risk for the president amid the Watergate crisis.
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Jersey City
Nixon
White House
Watergate
Voters Favored Making Nixon Tapes Public inPoll
A survey in a Nixon-leaning district shows 61 of 93 voters want the tapes released to the Ervin committee and Archibald Cox, 25 want secrecy, 7 undecided. The margin highlights public demand for disclosure over impeachment or resignation questions.
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Hamilton Park
Sam Ervin
Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Tully Plesser
Limiting Political Gifts Is Not the Proper Reform
A column critiques a Schweiker Mondale plan to curb campaign contributions and fund matching by taxpayers. It warns reforms may miss the point, arguing politics long campaigns and power glamour drive corruption, with references to Watergate figures and a Kansas teen-ager fatal crash in a separate AP dispatch.
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Sens. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Mondale
Minnesota
Sen. Schweiker
Nixon
Clement Stone
Chicago
England
Russia
France
Italy
Terra del Fuego
Robert Abplanalo
Schweiker
John Mitchell
Wertheim
Messrs
Schweiker-Mondale
Jesus
Lawrence
Los Angeleno
Kansas
Ha-Shomer Ha-Tzaim
Temple Beth ‘Goyim
Congregation
St. Sinai
Archie Bunker
Letters on Judaism and local services stir reader views
Readers reflect on Jews for Jesus and its impact on Jewish identity in Kansas. Others defend free enterprise against municipal interference citing Davenport Sanitary Service. A storm warning discussion praises Civil Defense KLWN and law enforcement for warning efforts.
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Overbrook
Jefferson County
Civil Defense
KLWN
Marcos Cites Support in Philippine Referendum
Government guided reports claim President Ferdinand E Marcos won overwhelming backing nationwide in the martial law era referendum. The AP notes the claims appeared in state controlled news outlets and echoed by Marcos supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Hawaii class takes real world politics trip to state Capitol
Joel Merchant a 29 year old American Studies teacher at Mid-Pacific Institute leads 80 juniors on a 60 day Hawaii State Legislature Assignment. The students ride to the state Capitol, interview staffers, lobbyists and legislators, read articles, and research bills to see who supports or opposes them and their impact.
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Honolulu
UPI
Joel Merchant
Hawaii
Mid-Pacific Institute
Merchant
State Capitol
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Lawrence Datty
Journal-World
Ww. C. Simons
Douglas
Kansas City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
E. H. Lindley
W. H. Jackson
Yellowstone National Park
Robert Taft
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Nixon Country
Richard Nixon
Ervin Committee
Washington
William Buckley JR
Sen. Mondale
Sen. Ervin
America
Kennedy
Hutchinson, Kan
Freddie Dale Yoder
Lance Alan Ross
Baldwin
Davenport
Richard Moore
Almira
Frank DeShazo
Rt. 5
Marcos
By Dan Carmichael
North Smithfield
R. L
Washington, D. C
Selma
Ala
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