Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and rates list
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and ownership details published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with editors publishers and staff names and subscription rates for 1973 including various regional prices and mailing options.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Right to Kill It and the Gun Debate in 1971 72
A reflective piece links the Burger night scene to rising gun violence and cites the need for stricter gun control and a life over arms ethos. It quotes lawmakers on living rights and surveys the era's push for higher education and its job-market misalignment. It argues for career oriented education and stronger vocational programs.
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Pentagon Papers
Washington
Warren E. Burger
U.S. Supreme Court
Burger
U S
Los Angeles Times
U.S
Larry Winn
Kansas Third District
Winn
Kansas
Public role of institutions dominates NYSE ownership and trading
The article notes that institutional ownership on the NYSE nears 30 percent, led by corporate pension funds, mutual funds, insurers, and nonprofits. It cites liquidity challenges from big block trades, faster turnover, and suggests a shift toward courting small investors for smoother markets.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
NYSE
Exchange
Diet watchdogs and dog food diet protest comment
An Oklahoma State University incident notes two students on a dog food diet to protest food costs. Experts compare dog food nutrition to human dieting and highlight interstate regulation and balance requirements.
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Oklahoma State University
B. Connor Johnson
Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center
Agriculture Department
Pat Morgan
Veterinary Medicine For
Oklahoma Health Dept
Morgan
America
Connally Sees Anti Zionist Tirade During Saudi Visit
In a private December talk with King Feisal of Saudi Arabia John B. Connally faced a fierce anti Zionist outburst about Israel. Israeli officials frowned on Connallys trip which involved Occidental Petroleum and meetings with Armand Hammer and Wakiyamami. The visit drew Nixon denials and concerns over oil policy affecting Middle East power dynamics.
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Washington
Feisal
Saudi Arabia
John B. Connally
Israel
Palestine
Connally
Armand Hammer
Dr. Hammer
King Feisal
Wakiyamami
Nixon
U.S
Occidental
School health appraisal program aims at early detection
The Lawrence program seeks to identify health problems in children, align school services with needs, and keep parents involved. It details periodic examinations, screening tests, teacher roles, and a follow up system, emphasizing confidential records and follow through to aid education and health outcomes. The note closes with a Boy Scouts fund drive update and contact for contributions.
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Lawrence School
Common Denominator of Nationalized Industries in Britain
Analysis contrasts Britain’s strikes and nationalization with France, noting nationalized gas, railways, cars, schools, and hospitals. It argues workers face wage pressure, predicts a possible special election, and links high unemployment and taxation to government policy, drawing American parallels on socialism and costs for San Francisco truck drivers.
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London
Great Britain
France
England
Heath
Isne
America
Teamsters
San Francisco
Lawrence Jaycees Push 195000 Pool Bond Vote in April
The Lawrence Jaycees backed a yes vote for a 195000 municipal pool bond to be built in Broken Arrow Park with election set for April 2. The item followed notices on local politics and community life from the 25 and 40 year-ago columns.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Broken Arrow Park
Arnold Toynbee
Douglas County
Gary Lee
Ray Wright
Lawrence Pta Council
Irvin Youngberg
Guy Reynolds Shultz
Rt. 3
Maude
Long Beach
Calif
T. J. Sweeney
American Legion Hall
City signs obstruct crosswalk stop sign sparks ire
Letter writer William C. Fletcher argues a large yellow picture sign installed by city hall obscures a stop sign at 22nd Street used for a school crossing. He denounces government overreach and cites concerns about HEW, tenure, and academic liberalism. Edward J Paris of 2406 Harvard Rd also contributes a political remark.
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Louisiana
22Nd
City Hall
Hew
Mostert
Macaulay
POLS
Edward J
Paris
Harvard Rd
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Lawrence Daily Journal-War
Dolph Simons SR
Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gigs —Wueenenve
Ae Pontius
Oeller
W. C. Simons
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
John Cunniff
Diet Watchdogs
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Conally
Coninally
Middle East
Democratic National Committee
Robert S. Strauss
John Burton
Strauss
Burton
The
Demo
Cratic Planning Group
DPG
National Committee
Commission
Alan Baron
Baron
Joe Cerrell
Los Angeles
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
California
Barton
Cerrell
By Jeanne Dicker
Boy Scouts of America
Roger Hill
Drive
Andy Galyardt
Drive Cochairman
Steven Dr
William Buckley JR
House of Commons
Old Home Town
Journal-World
William C. Fletcher
Bellehaven Dr
Paul Mostert
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