Lawrence Journal World: 1971 ads and rates page
Lawrence Journal World issue dated Monday March 1 1971 lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery, advertising rates not shown, and city publication details. Includes editor and office information for The World Company in Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Renmaine
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
No Magic in Controls In Inflation Era
The piece argues wage price and profit controls are hard to enforce and unlikely to work well long term. It cites wage push and price hikes as inevitable responses and notes potential benefits of production and trade if properly managed, but warns of endless disputes and eventual repeal. It also covers EPA head William Ruckelshaus discussing Midwest pollution, atomic waste disposal in Lyons Kansas, and Midwest environmental concern expressed by Lawrence residents. Wing Yee, Needles California native, adds a personal note on Chinese immigration history.
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America
Midwest
Kansas City
William D. Ruckelshaus
Federal Environmental and Protection Agency
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Lyons
Kan
Atomic Energy Commission
Lawrence
Camus Life
Wheaton
Futhermore
Protection For The Capital
The government secretly launches a crash program to shield the Washington steam tunnel network serving the White House and federal buildings from sabotage ahead of May antiwar protests. An electronic alarm tied to manhole sensors will alert security, with weekend shifts to ensure readiness. Defense officials deny sensational Laos reports and defend the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Berrigan Brothers
Georgetown
Capitol
Melvin Laird
State Department
Pentagon
Laos
Laird
Defense
Daniel Z. Henkin
Ron Ziegler
Lone Star Lake shoreline threat prompts aerial map plan
The 1961 Douglas County Board of Commissioners face shore erosion at Lone Star Lake from power boats pulling skiers. The Wakarusa Watershed Board votes to spend up to 5000 dollars for an aerial engineering map covering the watershed to address the problem.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Lone Star Lake
Wakarusa Watershed Board
F. M. McFarland
Red Cross Fund
Chinese American Family Reflections On Immigration Shifts
Yee, a Needles cafe owner born in 1940s California, discusses historic anti Chinese statutes 1862 to 1943 and notes postwar progress. He says his children now share equal opportunities in a changing America and values societal growth from past errors.
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Yee
America
Needles
Community letters weigh drug war and youth programs
Readers defend law enforcement and criticize auxiliary police plans while praising Campus Life and drug raids. They urge balanced coverage of youth programs, warn against secrecy, and call for stronger regular police funding.
Right' in College World Lives On and Has Fun
A sharp look at campus right wing activity. It notes Young Americans for Freedom and Yale's Party of the Right, highlights the student journal The Alternative and its satire, and critiques campus unrest coverage, anti left rhetoric, and liberal backlash with pointed commentary.
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Young Americans For Freedom
Party of the Right
Yale
Ethelred
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr
America
Greta
Journal of Opinion
Scranton Commission
Scranton
Northern Ireland
Philosophy and role of the school nurse explained
The document outlines the school nurse as a health specialist consultant educator counselor and liaison between medicine and education. It details responsibilities such as health appraisal counseling, curriculum support, environmental health, emergency care, handicapped identification, and community collaboration. It notes what the nurse does not do, emphasizing health promotion over routine first aid or transport.
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Total Health
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
Pearl Harbor
Wing Yee
Calif
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Old Home Town
Harry A. Gordon
First Methodist
E. L. Waldorf
Topeka
California
Letters To the Journal-World
Journal-World
Voltaire
Harold Siegrist
20Th St
Ter
Miller
Vern Miller
Ray Goff Jr
Miller Congrats
Mr. Miller
Robert W. Riner
Crawford St
Chalmers
Celia Ann Krehbiel
Moundridge
Charlie
William Buckley JR
Bloomington
Indiana
France
John Coyne
Steven Kelman
John
F. Kennedy College
Lawrence D. Pratt
Moon Mullins
Richard Nixon
Charles Reich
J. W. Fulbright
New York Times
South
Vietnam
United Nations
China
John Birch Society
Gay Liberation Front
Puerto Rico
By Jeanne Dicker
Lawrence School District
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