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Lawrence Journal World published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. Editor Ralph Gage Managing Editor Ernest Pont Advertising Director Leo Eller. Established 1854 W C Simons Editor 1891 to 1952. Subscription rates listed for various carriers mail and regions. Reader contact 843-1000.
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the World Company
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Phase 4 plan discussed after Phase 3 critique during downtown events
Lawrence officials and U S Senator Robert Dole attended ceremonies noting Phase 1 completion and Phase 2 progress. President Nixon announced a 60 day price freeze starting June 8 to shape Phase 4 controls, excluding wages farm prices rents and with hope for eventual removal of controls.
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Lawrence
Nancy Hambleton
Moderation urged in environmental protection push
Veteran scholars warn against overreach in ecology laws and programs. Robert Morey argues rising pollution control costs raise prices and could fuel inflation while stringent impact statements slow production of consumer goods and curb market capacity.
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Rooney
National Environment Policy
Prof
Obor
Banker's Hopes Running High on Soviet Trade Talks
A W Tom Clausen president of Bank of America after three days of meetings in Moscow expressed strong optimism about expanding trade with the Soviet Union. He said private Western banks will finance mutually beneficial projects on reasonable terms and that US energy and agricultural goods align with Soviet needs. He noted ideological differences may be short term but negotiators can bridge them, while acknowledging tariff and fixed rate issues.
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Moscow
A. W
Tom” Clausen
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Soviet Union
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Gosbank
State Bank
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State Committee For Planning
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United States
Soviets
Wheat harvest praised as best start in Douglas County
Experts said the Douglas County wheat harvest was off to its best start despite a bitter winter and capricious spring. River expert Fred Brown proposed a concrete plug to seal a leak in Lone Star Lake by dropping concrete bags into the hole. The first 100 degree reading of the year occurred at 2 45 p m in downtown.
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Douglas County
Fred Brown
Lone Star Lake
Brown
Environmental policy debate seeks balance between economy and ecology
Professors McKinney and Rooney argue for a slower, integrated approach to environmental cleanup. They say economics and political stability must be weighed with environmental protection in a unified national plan rather than rapid, disjointed action.
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Rooney
Profs. McKinney
Cal State Long Beach
McKinneys
Rooneys
Kennedy Chappaquiddick Compared to Nixon Watergate
Column contrasts Kennedy Chappaquiddick with Nixon Watergate noting grand jury secrecy and inquest proceedings. Aide defends Kennedy’s testimony while newspapers critique the handling of investigations and public explanations.
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Nixon
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New York Times
Secretariat for President? A columnist proposes horse as White House aide
A columnist argues Secretariat the Kentucky Derby winner could restore faith in the presidency. He envisions the horse as special assistant to Nixon, attending Camp David and hearings, advising on tough questions, and serving as a symbol of credibility. The piece notes Secretariat’s retirement from racing, no conflicts of interest, and imagined logistics.
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Nixon
White House
Secretariat
Caligula
Rome
Senate
Camp David
San Clemente
Ron Ziegler
Gerald Warren
Paris
Henry Kissinger
America
Walker's populist push tests White House bid in 1976
Springfield report portrays Governor Dan Walker as a polarizing figure pushing anti establishment populism. He banks on a two point platform honesty and tax cuts while clashing with Chicago Daley machine liberals and press. Walker’s aides gauge national reach amid Walkergate fallout and De Grazia powered purges.
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Ill
Dan Walker
White House
Walker
Richard J. Daley
Chicago Democratic
William Scott
State Senate
Illinois
Daley
Ronald Reagan
California
Chicago
Victor de Grazia
de Grazia
Nixon Proposes Phase 4 Wage Price Controls After Inflation
President Nixon announced a new price freeze and a mandatory wage-price control system to be called Phase 4. The move comes after Phase 3 failed amid 9.2 percent consumer inflation and 25.4 percent food inflation, signaling a long-term shift toward tighter enforcement and bureaucracy. Former Treasury Secretary Connally pushed for strong action.
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Nixon
Treasury
George P. Shultz
John B. Connally
Shultz
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Connally
White House
Kelley Meetings End Kansas City FBI Chief Nominee
FBI director designate C. M. Kelley returned from Washington after two days of routine meetings with attorney general officials. He then prepared for confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee starting Tuesday. He was greeted at the airport by about six police officials and FBI agents.
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FBI
C. M. Kelley
Washington
Nations
Attorney General’s Office
Kelley
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kansas City International Airport
Letters Editor recalls blackbirds and Lake Perry crowding
Adam Kay recalls evenings on the Lawrence bridge watching blackbirds roost while noting Lake Perry’s crowds. He observes packed shores with cars campers boats and tents, comparing congestion to downtown streets and joking about sunshine for tans.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
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