Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details June 15 1971
The Lawrence Journal World staff list and publisher details for the June 15 1971 issue include President Publisher Dolph Simons Assistant Publisher Bill Mayer Executive Editor Daryl Hall News Editor Paneer Pontius Advertising Director and a 1854 established lineage. Subscription rates are listed for various regions and carrier and mail options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph.c. Simons SR
Dolph Simons
Stevie Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
Paneer Pontius Ccce
LTR
Lyons Eyes Nuclear Waste Site Amid Environmental Doubts
The AEC pushes a 1 000 acre Lyons Kansas site as a demonstraton repository for solid radioactive wastes. Critics led by Kansas Geological Survey chief Dr William Hambleton demand more proof of safety before approval. Lyons residents back the project for jobs and economic boost, while concerns mount about rail transport and regional water contamination. European pollution trends underscore need for global cooperation.
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Kansas
Lawrence
William Hambleton
Hambleton
Kansas Geological Survey
Lyons
Robert Briscoe
AEC
Lyons Chamber of Commerce
Europe
English
World Health Organization
Baltic Sea
Elsinore
Baltic Strait
Halsingborg
Finland
Baltic
Bank by Mail A Big Hit in Troy Idaho
In Troy Idaho population 514 hosts the First Bank of Troy with 6000 accounts and 15 million in assets driven by mail banking from around the world. President Frank Brocke emphasizes personal service and pragmatic customer care including flexible loans and no service charges.
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Troy, Idaho
Idaho
Bank of Troy
Japan
Germany
South America
Africa
Australia
Pago Pago
Frank Brocke
Brocke
Bank
Kendrick
Troy
Eldon Strom
Waine Lauri
California
Frank Brooke
Lauri
Korea
Brooke
Bank of
Brock
Local readers excel in state cowgirl titles and county honors
Clarice Richardson won the state cowgirl championship at Topeka with firsts in pole bending and clover leaf and a third in cutting horse. Nancy Miller was chosen Douglas County Dairy Princess. Randy Allen, Lawrence Lindberg and Stanley Roth Jr. joined a three week biology trip to Okefenokee Swamp. Alfred Heck and Sons reported a record 385 bushels per acre of Kaw Valley potatoes. A Douglas County farm demonstration tested DDT insecticide on cattle. Lawrence Recreation Board seeks a one tenth mill tax to fund a comprehensive program. Lawrence approves rabies vaccination for dogs. Kansas City Kaw Valley Western Railroad gains authority to cut six daily interurban cars and raise fare to 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Richardson
Delbert Richardson
Topeka
Nancy Miller
Harry Miller
Douglas County
Randy Allen
Lawrence Lindberg
LHS
Stanley D. Roth Jr
Lawrence High School
Okefenokee Swamp
Georgia-Florida
Alfred Heck and Sons
Lawrence
Deal Six
Lawrence Recreation Board
City Commission
Kansas City
How Will History Judge John Kerry
The writer condemns John Kerry and his veterans group for attacking American leaders and values. He argues Kerry inflames anti military sentiment, questions America's worth, and doubts the Vietnam War stance while defending commitment to containment and national ideals. He predicts future judgment may soften or condemn current rhetoric.
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John Kerry
Sen. Fulbright
America
Calley
Einstein
John
Vietnam
Global ecology pact needed for real cleanup gains
The text argues that world pollution requires international action. A full U S cleanup would yield quick gains, but long term benefits depend on global cooperation. No nation can act alone, just as Lyons cannot be isolated in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lyons
Kansas
Letter to the Journal-World defending HRC and STEP program
Mrs Carol D Worth defends the Human Relations Commission and the Summer Teen Employment Program STEP praising Vernell Sturns for defusing racial tensions and expanding job training. She urges fair coverage stressing conflict resolution over personal disputes and cites hope for broader community relations efforts in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Human Relations Commission
Journal-World
Henry Johnson
Ministerial Alliance
HRC
Vernell Sturns
Sturns
Police
Lawrence officials list and a fatal pool drowning in St Joseph
A reader service list details the Lawrence area elected officials including Sen James Pearson and Sen Robert Dole with home and district addresses. The second item reports 12 year old Jimmy Rion of Omaha drowning at a St Joseph apartment pool after visiting a friend James Lytton. He died at a local hospital. he was the son of Arthur Rion of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
ST. Joseph, Mo
Jimmy Rion
Omaha
St. Joseph
James Lytton
St. Joseph Hospital
James Williams
Arthur Rion
War Act Debate Fails To Gather Large Audience
Senate debate on a year end pullout from South Vietnam draws few listeners as McGovern Hatfield urge the amendment to cut U S involvement. Stennis says it would derail Nixon plan while a AP survey finds most senators oppose the measure. Jordan supports ending military intervention citing plain sense.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
South Vietnam
George McGovern
D-S.d
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Southeast Asia
Planned heavy-handed traffic crackdown proposed for New York
Opinion argues Mayor Lindsay and Police Commissioner Murphy should have followed presidential guidance to arrest stalled drivers and use mass arrests to clear routes into Manhattan. It claims buses would haul people away, incite tear gas, and jail terms for drivers, with bonds and large fines enriching the city. The piece cites frustration with Rockefeller and quotes Lindsay blaming anger.
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Washington
New York
John Lindsay
Patrick Murphy
Nixon
John Mitchell
Uchwalb
Lindsay
Murphy
Long Island Expressway
Triborough Bridge
Shea Stadium
Westchester
Bronx
Yankee Stadium
Lincoln Tunnel
George Washington Bridge
Hudson Tubes
Jersey City
New York City
City Hall
Gov. Rockefeller
Manhattan
Rockefeller
Hambleton Opposes Lyons Nuclear Waste Plan
Dr. William Hambleton of the Kansas Geological Survey says the Atomic Energy Commission advances a risky approach to Lyons proposed nuclear waste repository. He notes Kansas demands engineered safety and criticizes the AEC motto as implying caution is unnecessary. The AEC plans to begin burying wastes in Lyons salt mines in 1975.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Lyons
Kan
Topeka
Kansas Geological Survey
Hambleton
State of
Kansas
AEC
Sooner Bell Workers Question Strike Vote
Oklahoma City AP report says Southwestern Bell officials question a strike vote announced by the Communications Workers of America. CWA contract expires July 22 with negotiations to begin next Tuesday. Ron Powers notes it unusual to vote when a valid contract exists and talks have not started.
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Bell
Oklahoma City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
The
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Southwestern
Ron Powers
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