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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1976
Page
2
The statement outlines principles for fair reporting and civic duty. It emphasizes accuracy without opinion, equal rights for all, compassion for the disadvantaged, scrutiny of public affairs, and support for community improvements. It frames journalism as a tool for honesty, transparency, and beneficial local development.
Common Cause proposes permanent rules requiring major parties to list up to eight VP candidates two weeks before their conventions. The plan aims to curb surprise picks and improve vetting, urging public discussion and better background checks to avoid debacles like Agnew and Eagleton. The article notes the growing influence of the vice presidency and historical moves from VP to president.
Contractors begin early stage work on twin bridges across the Kaw River at Massachusetts Street. Voters and future users hope for better quality than the troubled Turnpike bridge nearby, whose surface deteriorates and forces frequent repairs. Local officials are urged to intensify pre and during construction inspections to ensure proper materials and workmanship.
The American Legion Boys State of Kansas thanks the Journal-World for coverage of the 1976 session. Executive Director Dino J. Spigarelli praises the newspaper for informing the community and hopes for continued service. A taxpayer questions hiring outsiders as experts and demands credential transparency.
The Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant eyed about 3,500 positions due to renovation for wartime production while standby force stood at 280. In 1951 Douglas County share of state sales tax reached 37,167.
A Washington column critiques the rise of the common man ideal in U.S. governance amid sexual accusations against congressmen. It argues the decay of political virtue, devaluation of public office, and demand-driven servility undermine dignity and excellence in leadership. It notes reactions to Representatives Young and Hays.
A narrator recalls attending a sprawling rock festival in a crowded exposition hall. He notes loud amps, swaying crowds, and a mix of costumes while comparing the youth to passive rebels. He leaves pondering youth culture and ends with a line about buying Russian bonds.
Washington report details Investors Diversified Services, a multibillion dollar financial empire with links to politicians including Nixon and McCracken. Senate subcommittee findings show missing ownership information and weak mutual fund regulation. The piece also notes COYOTE, a prostitution rights group forming in response to IRS pressure and calls for ethics enforcement without penalties.
A satirical list by Art Buchwald outlines Father’s Day tasks and reminders touching on family finances, employment favors, travel plans, discipline, and social rules. It includes insurance, job favors for David, Lily’s overdraft, camping limits, tickets to Elvis, and family disputes.
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