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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1971
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff roles and historical notes for The World Company. The article lists staff positions from president publisher to editor and notes established dates, circulation rates, and mailing policies as of March 3, 1971. It references The World Company in Lawrence Kansas with pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail.
Lawrence officials celebrate meeting the 1970 United Fund quota as the drive extended past deadline amid local economic woes and violence. Nationwide, United Fund canvasses raised a record 834 million in over 2,000 cities, but totals lagged behind goals. A separate California case sees Ernest Eckert sued by the state for 82569 including salary refunds and fee forfeitures amid firing disputes at Cal State Los Angeles and USC.
The College Poll shows Senator Edmund Muskie leading college students as a potential Democratic nominee in 1972 with 44.4 percent. Mayor John Lindsay ranks second, Senator Edward Kennedy third, followed by McGovern and others.
Letters argue the 1940s style raid by Gen. Miller and a large force disrupted 30 young men and drew wide publicity. Critics question motive, ethics, and the use of officers from multiple states, calling the stunt a publicity move and urging safer streets through steady action.
In a letter to the editor, critics applaud law enforcement led by Vern Miller for a Friday morning raid on Lawrence drug pushers but argue the front page photographs and extensive coverage were sensational and politically motivated. They challenge access to university housing and press involvement in the operation.
Letter writer praises Vern Miller for focusing on Lawrence in his campaign and implementing drug control. He cites Laurence Chalmers and John Naramore, arguing for a closed door policy on street people and drugs, and questions the Menninger program’s aims in Lawrence. Gene FE Miller of Lawrence signs the piece.
A reader argues the Vern Miller raid was a publicity stunt aimed at media exposure rather than pure enforcement. He calls the event cheap and says its success hinged on media presence, while noting legal questions about the raid will be resolved in court.
Charles Weber of 1338 Ohio attacks letters praising Vern Miller for his drug raid in Lawrence. He cites drug types arrested, questions narcotics status, and criticizes media turnout and Mailler’s motives. Weber likens rhetoric to Nazi propaganda to urge readers to doubt law and order framing.
Gus diZerega argues Vern Miller’s pre dawn raids threaten local autonomy and civil rights. He cites armed auxiliaries planned by Miller, police tactics, and alleged mistreatment of a family to claim Miller seeks national fame and undermines law and order in Kansas.
New York AP reports that earthquake insurance is available and affordable, with California claims around 50 million. Industry officials note about 184 companies offering coverage and premiums ranging from 1.5 to 3 per thousand, while California homeowners face deductibles of 5 percent or lower. Senator Tunney urges government aid, contrasting with Insurance Commissioner Barger who defends current laws and availability.
A Midland area farm girl, 24, was killed when kicked by a horse. Capt. John R. McKone returned to Topeka after seven months in Soviet prisons following a reconnaissance aircraft downing. Garland S. Landrith named general manager of Power and Light Exhibit, Inc. Hollister Equipment Co. fire caused $50 to $75 damage. The day saw four other non serious calls. High 79, low 43. H A Lobb caught a 30 pound catfish near Kaw River dam. With 5603 license tags issued and about 500 cars unpaid, officials prep to pursue delinquents. A Kansas City woman was arrested for shoplifting at Weaver's store and tried to bribe workers to escape. Prof Frederick Kester and KU physics team searched for radium needles worth $3000 missing from Newton hospital.
A devotional note cites Deuteronomy 33 25 with prayer asking for strength in trials. The message emphasizes relying on divine support and centering the heart on others needs, expressing gratitude and seeking comfort through faith.
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