Lawrence progress shows slow but steady gains over a decade
The piece reflects on Lawrence's 10 year arc of public works including the Central Park pool opening in 1969, an airport relocation battle, and downtown renewal started in 1967. It questions future projects for 1987 and urges patience, imagination, and persistence for community improvement.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Central Park
Dragstrip Road
Kansas University Endowment Association
Kansas University
Clinton Lake
Systemic fault in justice over Nixon and followers
The piece criticizes a broken judicial system that frees the employer while sentencing 25 employees for following orders. It argues Nixon escapes punishment while millions are earned from reviews of alleged dishonorable actions. It blames lawmakers and jurists for pensions over integrity and notes Congress sheltering members from censure for covert acts.
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Richard Nixon
Washington
White House
Congress
Europe and US fate hinge on Europe's elections
Henry Kissinger argues that European elections will shape the continent and, in turn, the United States. He notes Communist influence in Western Europe and warns against perceived Soviet subversion while urging the US to counter Soviet allies and support anti Soviet voices. The piece critiques Vance’s non interference stance and calls for a proactive American role.
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Vance
United States
Europe
Henry Kissinger
Woodrow Wilson International Center
Washington
Western Europe
Kissinger
Moscow
Georges Marchais
Bulgaria
East Germany
Poland
Ford
France
U.S.S.A
Jean Francois Revel
Jean-Jacques Servan- Schreiber
O'Neill guides Carter against overkill on energy battle
Washington report says House Speaker Thomas O'Neill advised President Carter to cool his rhetoric after a peerless clash over gas deregulation. Energy chief James Schlesinger's two cost case studies exaggerated bills, Krueger challenged the math, and O'Neill's cautious approach gains influence as Carter tightens messaging while pressing for pivotal votes in the Commerce Committee.
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Washington
Carter
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
White House
Congress
O'Neill
Jimmy Carter
Subcommittee
Page One
Washington Star
Chancellor-Brinkley
NBC News
Powell
NBC
John Hart
James Schlesinger
House Commerce Subcommittee
Krueger
Texas
Mr. Carter
Capitol Hill
Commerce Committee
O’neill
Orange juice sales and Anita Bryant spark Florida squeeze
A columnist argues Florida orange growers face a market squeeze as Anita Bryant's anti gay rights stance risks alienating heterosexual buyers and gay consumers. He suggests splitting the TV budget to hire a gay spokesman while reducing Bryant's fee, aiming to boost orange juice appeal across audiences.
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Florida
Miss Bryant
California
Anita Bryant
Florida Orange Growers
Eastland backs Dupuy despite probe and White House resistance
Senate Judiciary Chairman Jim Eastland presses for Dupuy to keep a top energy post despite an ongoing FBI probe into bribery, sexual impropriety, and misuse of federal funds. The case centers on Dupuy’s Atlanta FE A tenure and altered fuel allocations, with White House support wavering amid Eastland’s influence.
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Washington
Senate
Jim Eastland
Law and Order
Mississippi
White House
Kenneth Dupuy
Dupuy
Federal Energy Administration
Atlanta
Justice Department
FEQA
FEA
Eastland
Marc Smolensky
William Corey
Corey
U.S. Transport Inc
Journal World masthead listing Dolphins and staff
The document shows the Journal-World masthead with Dolph C. Simons Jr. as assistant president publisher and Dolph Simons Sr. listed with .4450. Sterneng, Bill Mayer as editor, Ralph Gage as executive editor, Jack Starkey as managing editor, and Leo Eller as advertising manager and controller.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Sterneng
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
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William F. Buckley JR
George Marchais
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Marchais
Italy
Berlinguer
Mr. Kissinger
Proletariat
O‘neill
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Jody Powell
Robert Krueger
Art Buchwald
Dade County
Bob ‘Hope
Texaco
Joe Namath
Eastman
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Transportation Fom
Mexia
Tex
Hal Bernton
Immokolee
A. Duda and Sons
Bernton
Labor Department
Duda
Immokelee
Journal- World
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Kaa
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Tha Associated Press
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