Lawrence Journal-World front page details 1972 edition
The Lawrence Journal-World announces staff roles and 1854 establishment. It lists editors and directors including Ernest Pontius and Leo Huer with corporate offices at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence. Subscription rates are provided for multiple regions and mail options. The publication date is Friday evening March 3, 1972.
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Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Senate Shies from SES Administrative Oversight at KU
The Kansas University Student Senate rejected a proposal to form an administrative committee for the Sup portive Educational Services Program guiding tutoring and counseling for Urban Scholar Program participants. Supporters say such a body would improve oversight and transparency, while opponents cite paternalism. A new senate election may prompt a fresh review.
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Kansas University
Senate
Women Slated For Better Roles in Movies Says Critics
Critics argue film industry and male executives share blame for portraying women as stereotyped and decayed. They urge brighter debuts like Auntie Mame and Hello Dolly and praise positive heroines such as the distaff missionary in The Inn of the Sixth Happiness.
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Dolly
Tax Preparers Face Scrutiny as Regulatory Pressure Rises
A growing tax preparation industry charges fees that may reach 400 million dollars yearly while many preparers require no qualifications. The IRS questions the practice of outsourcing tax work and lawmakers push for regulation led by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff and Rep. Richard Hanna.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
H & R Block
IRS
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Richard R. Hanna
Calif
Kennedy in amnesty remark fuels presidential timing debate
The piece critiques Senator Teddy Kennedy of Massachusetts for comments on Civil War amnesty that drew a sharp rebuke from Senator Strom Thurmond. It depicts Kennedy as inconsistent on draft dodgers and foreign entanglements while facing questions about his fitness for a 1970s presidency.
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Teddy Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen. Kennedy
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
Kennedy
Thurmond
Vietnam
U.S
Northern Ireland
Presidential
Bates aims for tornado center at KU in Lawrence
F C Bates, a Kansas University aeronautical engineering professor, said a pending federal grant would soon assure KU and Lawrence of a far better tornado detection system. Bates would be the key man in establishing the center here. Building activity in the past month reached 181000 dollars in new structures scheduled or started.
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F. C. Bates
Kansas University Aeronautical Engineering
Lawrence
Bates
W. P. Hessler
Kansas Engineering Socity
VAT in Europe Shows Potential U S Price Impact
The article reviews how VAT raised prices in the Netherlands Belgium and Italy and notes possible U S effects If Congress adopts VAT prices could rise with pressures on food clothing autos and rent While some see benefits like fairer school funding and export incentives critics warn of higher living costs and complex administration including extensive bookkeeping and evasion concerns
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Brussels
Europe
Congress
Holland
Belgium
Belgian Consumers Assn
Italy
Britain
United States
White House
Nixon
Washington
Letter writers defend Musselman and Gophers coach of the year talk
A reader criticizes Bill Mayer for biased sports columns and praises Minnesota coach Bill Musselman. The writer argues Musselman turned a sub .500 team into the Big Ten leader using transfers and new players, asserting Musselman deserves major coach of the year consideration.
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Bill Mayer
Minnesota
Sports Illustrated
Bill Musselman
Raco
Gophers
Musselman
Mayer
University Athletic Dept
C. Taylor
R. Behagen
Northwestern
Illinois
Taiwan debate on Chiang death pact fuels future China claim
Paris dispatch cites Andre Malraux confirming a long standing agreement between Peking and Taipei that Taiwan would fall under Communist Chinese control after Chiang Kai-shek's death. He discussed this with Nixon in Washington and warned against expecting Taiwan to remain an American aircraft carrier in the long run. The piece also contains miscellaneous letters about sports and media coverage.
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Paris
Andre Malraux
Peking
Taipei
Taiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
Malraux
China
Washington
Nixon
AFP
Today in History highlights March 3 events across years
On March 3 1791 the District of Columbia was organized Florida became the 27th state in 1845 Alexander Graham Bell was born in 1847 Congress created the Interior Department in 1849 World War II fighters first over Berlin in 1944 US Canadian armies linked at the Rhine in 1945 Apollo 9 astronauts orbited Earth in 1969
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U.S
Rhine River
Earth
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