Carter's conservatism debated by editors and critics
Journal World editors note some Carter critics and conservatives view him as more cautious than Congress. They warn that while Carter vetoes excess spending, he also pursues his pet programs like welfare reform and health care. The piece argues many Democrats favor spending higher totals for political gain, with Carter appearing tinged toward conservatism rather than aligning with the party.
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Carter
Congress
Sen. Muskie
Rep
Giaimo
White House
Jimmy Carter
Rolla Clymer Dies. Sage of the Flint Hills Remembered
El Dorado editor Rolla Clymer, famed for graceful expression and apt wording, died Saturday. A respected Kansan and KU supporter, he earned the Citation for Distinguished Service in 1956 and left a lasting mark on Kansas journalism and peers despite later health challenges.
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Rolla Clymer
el Dorado
Kansas
Clymer
Kansas University
Flint Hills
Reston carries proxy for Jubilee column in London
Washington memo notes James Reston of the New York Times plans to file a definitive Jubilee column from London. It reflects on Queen Elizabeth II's 25-year reign, public sentiment, and global interest while mentioning cultural icons and the Concorde fare.
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Washington
James Reston
New York Times
London
Her Majesty
Times’ London
Johnny Apple
Belgravia
Elizabeth II
Henry Fairlie
Mr. Reston
Small farm struggles in Bovina Texas amid falling prices
In Bovina Texas Vernon Estes and other Panhandle farmers face亏s as wheat prices tumble from 4.41 to 2 a bushel and flour costs rise. They contend outdated laws favor giants, banks tighten credit, and foreclosures loom while a separate report highlights Clyde Evans’ Mangum Oil and Gas using political ties to obtain emergency fuel.
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Washington
Bovina
Texas
Vernon Estes
Ellen
West Texas
Panhandle
Vernon
Estes
United States
Jack Kaashin
Bovina Bank
Ellen Estes
Oklahoma
Clyde Evans
Mangum Oil and Gas Company
Evans
Henry Bellman
R.-Okla
Dewey Bartlett
Glenn English
D.-Okla
Federal Energy Administration
Mangum
Herschel Crow
Victor Wickersham
State Energy Office
Dallas
David Boren
Mangum Oil and Gas
Richard Hill
Hill
Bellmon
Bartlett
English
Energy Administration
Crow
Wickersham
Shell
Citgo
Sun Oil
Soviet crackdown on dissidents looming as Belgrade talks near
The article reports rising Kremlin pressure on Helsinki rights activists led by Anatoly Shcharansky and Alexander Solzhenitsyn. It notes possible criminal prosecutions for currency violations and high treason as part of a broader campaign. U S stance at the Belgrade Helsinki session could curb or embolden the crackdown.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Anatoly Shcharansky
Secret Police
Helsinki Human Rights
Solzhenitsyn
Shcharansky
U.S
Belgrade
Canada
Kremlin
Carter
Moscow
Helsinki Monitoring Group
Russian Social Fund
Gulag
Helsinki
Alexander Ginsburg
Ginsburg
Yuri Orlov
Helsinki Monitor
Orlow
Edward Bennett Williams
Democratic Party
Williams
Mrs. Ginsburg
Editorialist notes how security checks can hurt reputations
A columnist recalls routine background checks on federal appointees and a request to comment on New York Times editor William V. Shannon. He notes the irony of defending Shannon while acknowledging the act’s reach and insists the process should not influence merit or stifle candid discussion. The piece ends with a wary hope that Shannon was not harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department Security Office
William V. Shannon
New York Times
Ireland
Bill Shannon
New York
United States
Sen. Eagleton
FBI
State Department
Jones
William Shannon
St. Jude
Supreme Court
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Bella Abzug
Sen
Moynihan
Bella
Shannon
Security
The World Company Staff and Publication Details
Journal world staff and ownership information lists Dolph C. Simons Jr as President Publisher Dolph Simons Sr Bates Editor Bill Mayer Ralph Gage and Jack Starkey as editors Advertising Manager Leo Eller and the company established in 1854 The World Company operates daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with various subscription rates.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Too. Bates
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
KU Endowment reports record gifts for KU year ends April 30
The KU Endowment Association shows a record 15 000 donors giving 4 351 443 to Kansas University for the year ending April 30. Major pledges toward the 19 6 million Program for Progress are not included. Graduation expected over 3 000. Speck sentenced to death. War erupts in the Middle East. A B Weaver and N T Veatch donate 5 000 for a fountain memorializing A D Weaver to be placed south of Spooner Thayer Museum. James Logan, a Quenemo senior and Rhodes nominee, earns nearly every KU honor. Mrs Waterman Stone dies at 87. she helped found the Kansas City Art Institute. Rabbi Isserman to give commencement address with Westminster Choral.
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KU Endowment Association
Kansas University
Richard Speck
Chicago
Middle East
A.B. Weaver
Lawrence
N.T. Veatch
Kansas City
Italy
Spooner-Thayer Museum
A.D. Weaver
James Logan
Quenemo
Community Volunteer Open House and Service Needs
Volunteer Clearing House schedules a creative problem solving workshop Thursday 9 to 11 a.m. in the Lawrence Room Community Building with Ann Moore leading. Registration 2 dollars call 841-5059 or visit 9 to noon. Also seeking volunteers for Audio Reader Ballard tutoring Samaritan Lodge and Indian Center carpentry and GED tutoring in the Community Building weekdays.
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Lawrence
Ann Moore
Ballard Community Center
Samaritan Lodge
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Quebec
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Barbara Jordan
Churchill
Sir Winston
Small Farm
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
William F. Buckley JR
Mr. Jones
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