Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World Establishment dates and staff include Dolph Simons Sr Editor 1891 to 1952 The World Company publisher address Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas telephone 843-1000. Subscription rates listed by carrier and mail across regions.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Sol JR
Bill 4Ays Seen
Ralph and Ucnelashect Naneaeseees
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas Counties
Be Sure to Vote in Lawrence Tuesday
Citizens urged to participate in election day in the Lawrence area. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and every eligible person should cast a ballot to exercise the right of franchise. Be sure to vote on Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Sudan Hostage Killers Face Amnesty Debate
The Black September group who captured three men in The Sudan planned killings from the start. After surrendering they freed Sudanese hostages, and two captives, including the ambassador to The Sudan in Khartoum, were Americans. Sudanese authorities say the terrorists will be tried as revolutionaries, likely six months to a year in jail before release, renewing calls for capital punishment in such crimes.
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Sudan
Khartoum
Black September
Sea farming and inflation psychology in the 1970s
The article profiles ocean farming prospects led by Florida researchers Hoff and colleagues using small tanks for sea bass pompano and freshwater shrimp while warning investors about empty promises. It also examines inflationary psychology since 1971 noting rising farm and wholesale prices push retail costs higher and trigger anticipatory buying across industries including steel and autos.
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Florida Marine Research Laboratory
St. Petersburg
Frank Hoff
Hoff
Sea
Venjoff
McGraw-Hill Economics Department
Figures on Nixon budget show rise in income security aid
Detroit Free Press analyst Judd Arnett notes Nixon's next year budget allocates 115.7 billion for income security benefits including old age Medicare and Medicaid, AFDC, veterans benefits, and food stamps, up 10 percent from this year and 27 percent from 1972. He says critics overstate a return to the Great Society while politicians protest as programs near payrolls.
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Judd Arnett
Detroit Free Press
Arnett
Lawrence League hosts state caucus at KU in April
The Lawrence League of Women Voters was chosen to host the state convention April 17-18 at KU. Local roads were crowded as hikers participated in 50 mile Kennedy family style jaunts amid favorable weather and a hard spring.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
Kennedy
Washington
American Legion
Lawrence
Kennedy shifts toward the center signals in Capitol Hill
The piece notes Senator Edward M Kennedy inviting centrist adviser Ben Wattenberg to a secret luncheon as a sign of moving toward the middle to win blue collar voters. It highlights Kennedy's talks with party figures, plans for Southern speeches, and a counterpoint on centrist strategy within the Democratic Party.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Ben F. Wattenberg
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Wattenberg
Dixie
University of Virginia
Russell Long shines in difficult Finance Committee role
Washington AP Russell B. Long, 54, has served seven years as Finance Committee chair and earns praise for handling one of the Senate’s toughest jobs. His rise follows a turbulent career and a life focused on tax, Social Security, welfare, and foreign trade bills.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Senate
Finance Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert C. Byrd
Long
Carolyn Bason
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Loui
Siana
Mills
Death Penalty Bill Faces Local Law Enforcer Doubt
Kansas Senate approved a death penalty measure sending it to the House, but local leaders split. Douglas County Attorney David Berkowitz and Lawrence Police Chief Richard Stanwix favor jury option in first degree cases. Sheriff Rex Johnson notes mixed views and Kansas Sheriffs Assn backing a different approach. The measure would mandate death for all first degree murders with no jury discretion.
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Kansas Senate
House
Douglas County
David Berkowitz
Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
Rex Johnson
Kansas Sheriffs’ Assn
Stanwix
U. S. Supreme Court
Berkowitz
Cities Push Bipartisan Talks On Federal Funding
Washington AP reports municipal leaders including the National League of Cities urge dialogue with President Nixon to avoid all-out conflict over federal spending. They call for lifting hasty freezes and pushing new initiatives while negotiating with Congress and the White House during a three-day NSC and U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting. The stance contrasts with Democratic governors who demand clearer answers on impoundment and budget cuts before supporting revenue sharing.
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Washington
Nixon
National League of Cities Board
Congress
Executive
NSC
United States Conference of Mayors
National Governors Conference
Living Alone and Caring Community for Senior Citizens
A retirement home story about a great grandmother seeking companionship leads to a community effort. A list of senior citizens and a growing "Visitor- Friends" network with volunteers and groups is formed to provide friendship and new perspective. Contact Catherine Weinang for a name and help.
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Lawrence
Catherine Weinang
Barbara Halverstadt
Clara Taylor
Rifle range near Clinton Lake urged by letter to editor
A letter to the editor proposes building a rifle and gunnery range beside Clinton Lake to engage the public and boost local security. The writer envisions development near the lake to attract residents, while the Lawrence League of Women Voters urges citizen involvement through the Citizens Coalition for Clinton and welcomes diverse views in lake planning.
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Clinton Lake
Clinton Ake
Congress
Hill
League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
The
League
Douglas County Planning Commission
Citizens’ Coalition For
Clinton
Earl Nehring
Lawrence League of Women Voters
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