Resisting abuse in Illinois malpractice case editorial
An Illinois physician wins a malpractice suit, countersues, and is awarded for a malicious action by lawyers and a plaintiff. The editorial argues against abusive suits and government overreach, urging citizen resistance to protect freedoms and deter frivolous charges.
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Illinois
Internal Revenue Service
OSHA
U.S
Congress
Censorship in letters and gun control views in local letters
A reader argues against censorship of Screw Magazine citing Milton and Frye. Another letter by Blaine Batts warns against gun confiscation, asserting crime stems from people not tools, urging accountability over weapons. Both pieces reflect public debate in Lawrence.
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Journal-World
Screw
John Milton
Northrop Frye
Frye
Apostle
Thessalonians
Ilton
Free Market Push Reshapes Baseball and Football Labor
Bowie Kuhn clashes with Oakland owner Finley as free agency reshapes baseball. Hunters and Messersmith become free agents, $3.5 million Yankee deal and $2 million Red Sox sale cited. Football owners lag in adopting free market while players gain bargaining strength.
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Baseball
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Catfish Hunter
Hunter
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Los Angeles Dodger
Andy Messersmith
Messersmith
Atlantic Brave
Finley
Yankees
Red Sox
Kuhn
Uhn
Finely
New York
Boston
Dallas
Houston
Kansas City
Players’ Union
Official record rebuts opinion about torture
An official record recounts trials in Greece from 1975 with 16 then 23 and 6 officers convicted for torture, noting findings on whether torture was systematic and linking colonels to abuses while urging cautious judgment amid divergent international assessments. It cites amnesty and press notes, arguing complexity in attributing widespread state sanction.
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Greece
Srock Military Police
New York
Royati
Asphabia
Kesa
Papadopoulos
The
Red Cross
Constantine Fitzgibbon
Great Britain
Ioannides
Amnesty International
Congress of Europe
Uganda
United States
Angela Davis
Francisco Franco
Five Territories
World War Warning Sparks Analyses of Global Hot Spots
Washington weighs looming war risks as armies and navies armed with hydrogen missiles face potential conflict in the Middle East Africa and along the Russian Chinese border. The report cites Lebanon chaos and Soviet Cuban moves in Angola as destabilizing factors while criticizing Social Security computer plans as unnecessary overhauls funded by trust funds.
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Middle East
Lebanon
Africa
Angola
U.S
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Tanzania
Uganda
Zaire
Zambia
United States
South America
Fidel Castro
Castro
Henry Kissinger
Asia
Russia
China
Social Security Administration
Social Security
General Accounting Office
Reagan gains credibility as GOP contender in Iowa caucuses
In Iowa, Reagan narrows Ford's edge and signals electability as delegates split 19 to 17. He wins over many Ford supporters, while Ford strategists suffer from missteps and delays. The scene suggests a fragile unity but a growing belief Reagan can carry the Republican banner.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Barry Goldwater
Robert Ray
Reagan
Kansas City
Sen. Goldwater
Mississippi
Texas
California
Reikiene
Goldwater
Dennis Bailey
Bailey
Mr. Ford
John Sears
Aarty
The World Company Lawrence Daily Publishers
The World Company publishes daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas from Sheth and New Hampshire Streets. The staff includes Dolph Simons Jr president publisher and Dolph Simons editor with Ralph Gage managing editor and Bill Mayer editor. Subscription rates vary by location with annual dues set for local and distant readers.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sree
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sheth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Cartier
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
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Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
County records show countywide valuation peak in 1966
Douglas County valuation rose by 3 737 933 to a record 95 626 178 with Lawrence city climbing 4 612 305 to 47 670 841 about 49 percent of the total. Bridges, bonds, and building plans also noted while a horse show began slowly.
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Douglas County
Darlene Hill
Lawrence
Kansas Board of Regents
Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Union
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