Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas 66044. Subscription rates listed: By carrier 2.05 per month and by mail 12.42 per year in Douglas and nearby counties 16.56 in other Kansas counties and Kansas City area 20.00 elsewhere in the United States. The staff includes Dolf C Simons Jr Dolf Simons Bill Mayer and others with W. C. Simons as editor.
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Kansas City
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Kansas Legislature Ends Session with Mixed Achievements
The 1972 legislative session ends amid praise for progress and lingering issues. Gov. Docking backs the highway program, higher education gains, and a one day March 20 special session may fix the police fire tax for Lawrence Manhattan and Topeka. Officials question homework and blame among cities and legislators for late handling.
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Manhattan
Topeka
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No-Load Mutual Funds Outperform Load, Yale Hirsch Finds
In a New York AP report Yale Hirsch evaluates mutual fund performance. He concludes no-load funds outperform load funds even after accounting for an 8.5 percent sales charge. He shows long-term growth advantages and required growth rates for loading funds to catch up.
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Yale Hirsch
Hirsch
Woodrow Fellows Named From KU and Lawrence
Seventeen Kansas University students earned Woodrow Wilson Fellowships, including three from Lawrence Harold W Fearing Charles Hargrove and Robert Remple. City officials consider a 100000 street resurfacing program for 1962 after a severe winter caused damage. Snow and cold persist with 20s temperatures. 25 YEARS AGO 1947 H Herbert Tuller announced plan for about 1100 acres of peas and 500 acres of lima beans under crop contracts. Henry Jameson noted as AP correspondent. Park Hetzel donated an old horse drawn cab to local heirloom collection. Plans for Leavenworth County State Park Tonga noxie concessions outlined. Helen Louise Frame of Lawrence wins a national essay contest as a ninth grader. PRAYER: Dear Lord we pray that we may take time to be with you and time to live with one another. Help us focus our lives on eternal values Amen.
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Hetzel
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Massachusetts
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Tonganoxie
Helen Louise Frame
Fertility Decline and Birth Rates Signal Planning Challenges
U S birth total for last year reached 3 559 000 with 159 000 fewer than 1970 and 12 000 fewer than 1969. Abortion numbers rose by at least 230 000, led by New York and California, while the fertility rate fell for 14 years. The rate dropped one third from 1957’s peak, with last year’s six percent shift rare in decades. Projections for districts like Lawrence face renewed uncertainty amid demographic changes.
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National Center For Health Statistics
U.S
New York
California
Lawrence
MRI Helps Probe Untested Drugs
Kansas City researchers review unexpected technology side effects using thalidomide as a historical example. MRI studies 100 cases with NSF funding to identify early warnings, key events, and remedial actions, under project leader Dr. Edward Lawless. The advisory panel includes Daddario, Menninger, Simons, Quigley, and Kimball.
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National Science Foundation
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Lawrence Journal-World
Civic Alarm Over Virginia School Merger Ruling
The 1972 Merhige ruling urged Chesterfield County to merge with Henrico and Richmond schools to achieve racial balance. Board members acted under duress to adopt a resolution, while national figures split on busing as a desegregation tool amid broader political debate.
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Chesterfield County
Robert R. Merhige
United States
Richmond
Merhige
School Board
State Board of Education
Henrico
Virginia
America
Earl Warren
Public Learnings on Business Theft Costs and Prevention
Edgar N. Pierce urges heightened public awareness of business theft costs citing a Commerce Department report. He urges professional prevention measures by owners and limited enforcement, urging police crime prevention programs and reciprocal checks laws to curb losses affecting shoppers and retailers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Long Island couple awarded 29000 in birth control pill mix up
A Suffolk County jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuhns of Brentwood $29,000 after a pharmacist misread a doctor’s handwriting and gave nasal decongestant tablets instead of Norlestrin birth control pills. Mrs. Kuhns became pregnant and bore a son now five.
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Long Island
Suffolk
Stanley Kuhns
Brentwood
Malek as Agent In D C Drama
Washington report portrays Frderic V. Halek as a White House staffer covertly coordinating youth and other groups for Nixon reelection while acting as an unseen conduit for Halderman. The piece notes Halek’s prior dismissals and ties to the campaign, plus Senate Muskie journal speculation involving a ghostwriter and Doubleday contract.
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H. R
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Halderman
John Mitchell
Haldeman
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