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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1972

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Journal World Publishing Details

The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists officials including President Publisher Dolph Simons and Executive Editor Bill Mayer with staff roles. It notes establishment in 1854 and office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, with subscription rates for various regions and delivery methods.

Dolph C. Simons the World Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kan Douglas Kansas Kansas City United States

Election folly and the absentee mayor in campaigns

A satirical piece ridicules Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty for missing city duties while pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination. It notes other officials like Muskie and McGovern campaigning nationwide, argues the election season is too long, and calls for reforms.

Sam Yorty Los Angeles Sam New Hampshire Florida Yorly Maine Ed Muskie George McGovern Yorty Paul McCloskey John Ashbrook Muskie McGovern Humphrey George Wallace

Surplus of Degree Holders Prompts Career Education Debate

Clark Kerr of the Carnegie Commission warns by 1980 the U S may have more college degree holders than jobs requiring degrees. He cites social unrest in India and Ceylon and urges plans to train high school graduates for work or college, highlighting potential wage narrowing and a need for closer K 12 and higher ed cooperation.

Carnegie Commission On Higher Education United States Clark Kerr California University Carnegie Agency California Kerr India Ceylon Harvard University Carnegie Commission

Old Home Town Mayor Ted Kennedy defends urban renewal stance

Mayor Ted Kennedy told the City Commission he will do nothing more on urban renewal amid unfair criticism. He said it is now up to the commission to act after he carried the project as far as possible. A ground level motor fire at the Atlas Missile Site near Worden caused a brief alert but was quickly extinguished without major issues. A Kaw River bridge is listed as the community’s top street and bridge need.

Ted Kennedy City Commission Worden Lawrence Kaw River

Addresses of Lawrence Elected Officials for Reader Service

A reader service list provides contact addresses for Lawrence officials across federal state county city and schools. It includes Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole. Representatives Larry Winn Morris Kay. city officials Mayor J R Pulliam John Emick Jack Rose Nancy Hambleton Charles Fisher. and School Board members Dr W F Bradley Kenneth Anderson Julie Hack Richard Holzmeister John Spearman Sr Dr Helen Gilles Larry Hatfield Arthur Heck Raymond H Ice Walter Cragan.

Marais Des Cygnes Ottawa Douglas County Selective Service Board John Outland California Lawrence High Chalmer Woodard Kansas State Phog Allen Chamber of Commerce Lawrence J. R. Pulliam Tenn John Emick Sixth Jack Rose Bellerive Circle Nancy Hambleton Oxford Rd Charles Fisher Orchard Ln Box Kenneth E. Anderson Clifton Ct Julie Hack Mass Richard Holzmeister Topeka John Spearman Sr Helen Gilles Iowa Larry Hatfield Lawrence Ave

Nugents Visit White House as Nixon Aide Hosts

Patrick Lyndon Nugent, nearly five, sits at a gavel in the White House office once led by Lyndon B. Johnson. He returns with his mother Luci Nugent at an invitation from Tricia Cox, daughter of President Nixon. Lyn says “Poppa” when asked who worked there.

Washington Patrick Lyndon Nugent White House Lyndon B. Johnson Patrick Luci Johnson Nugent Nixon Tricia Cox Lyn Poppa

1980 Job Market Shifts Challenge Colleges Says Kerr

Kerr warns that rising earnings for nonwhite collar workers and changing student interests will force colleges to adapt quickly. Enrollment drops in education and engineering amid scarce jobs contrast with spikes in forestry as ecology gains appeal.

Kerr

Interest Rates Inching Up

The United States shows hints of higher rates as speculation grows that the Fed may ease its easy money stance. Americans argue low rates fuel growth while Europeans warn of global monetary disruption from persistent dollar flows. Prime rates stand at 4.75 percent vs long-run averages, with corporate bonds above 7.5 percent and mortgages near 7.5 percent, suggesting room to rise.

New York Federal Reserve American Arthur F. Burns Fed U.S

Wallace Likely to Press Demo Pack in 1968 Campaign

Wallace, Alabama governor, as a national force, targets at least 10 primaries after Florida sweep. He holds 75 national convention votes and a 42 percent Florida landslide in a crowded field. He hints at a possible third party and bargaining at the Democratic National Convention.

Miami Fla George C. Wallace White House Miami Beach Wallace Florida Alabama St. Vitus Maryland Michigan Nixon Humphrey

Hamlet at KU Inspires Frenetic Stage Craft and Debate

The EU Hamlet at KU embraces high energy movement and vivid design by Haehl Evans and Lown, with Brooking’s direction drawing praise and critique. Strong performances by Kuhlke and Trussell anchor the production, while pacing sometimes rushes dialogue and obscures focus in later scenes.

Chez Haehl Bill Evans Charles Lown Hamlet Jack Brooking Brooking Anita Sorrells Gertrude Claudius

Home Rule under strike as Kansas cities face tax loss

The Dec 31 1972 expiration ends the 4 cent sales tax for police and fire funding, threatening local autonomy. Citizens of Lawrence Topeka and Manhattan face revenue gaps and a call to reconsider tax authority amid a political tug of war between legislature and the Governor. William Jones, Jayhawker Towers.

Journal-World Kansas Home Rule Lawrence Topeka Manhattan

Liberty versus conscription in Webster's 1814 debate

The piece recalls Daniel Webster's 1814 opposition to a draft amid the War of 1812, arguing conscription violates civil liberty and constitutional rights. It links Webster's defense of liberty to current calls for amnesty for draft resisters and criticizes leaders who defend coercive policies.

U.S. House of Representatives Daniel Webster Webster Nixon Johnson Kennedy

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Lawrence Daily Journal-World W. C. Simona Old Home Town Christ James Pearson Robert Dole U.S. Senate Washington, D.C U.S. Representative Larry Winn, Jr House Arden Booth Ala John Vogel Rt. 4 Morris Kay Pioneer Rd W. F. Bradley Rt. 2 Commission Arthur A. Heck Raymond H Ice Rt. 1 Walter R. Cragan Murrow Nugents Return John Cunniff Walter R. Mears AP Political Writer Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Edmund S. Muskie John Bush Jones KU Asst Lown Denmark Norway Polonius Shakespeare William Kuhlke Earl W. Trussell Kuhlke Trussell Alan R. Westram Horatio John S. Green Laertes Fred Vesper Miss Sorrels Carolyn Weber Ophelia Castulo Guerra Ghost HOME Barkley Clark West Hills Pkwy Edward J. Paris American Physical Society William Shockley APS Shockley William Jones Gus Dizerega Great Britain Madison
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