SIMONS SR family editor listed in 1973 notice
A 1973 publication page lists Simon Sr. as editor in chief and executive editor roles at The World Company. It provides staff titles, address, and telephone, along with subscription rates for local and national editions and mail fees. Deadline and notice date noted as March 15 1973.
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Voter totals and education views spark Lawrence notes
The piece cites Lawrence voter registration at 27 984 with turnout 6 602 or 23 percent in the March 6 primary. It discusses inactive names on lists, purges, and the impact on funding and representation. It also reflects a Kansas educator’s views on education, discipline, and the challenge of fostering real learning versus pleasurable instruction.
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Resource Use What Now
A long analysis by Forrest N. Shumway and experts probes the American belief in endless growth and energy abundance. It contrasts past optimism with current limits, noting energy waste, electricity-saving urges, and shifting attitudes as households face shortages and financial restraint.
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Petroleum Products Company
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Associated Press
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Lawrence pledges, projects mark spring city efforts
Lawrence plans citywide spring cleanup with Harold Horn leading cooperation. Chris Kraft led Mayor's Prayer Breakfast while Sharon Rogers joins Lawrence High Girls for Girls State. A $120000 street resurfacing project starts when weather allows and KU reports $175000 pledged toward a $350000 World War II Memorial drive. Fire hits Greene's Ready to Wear and Kennedy dental office. Legislature trims state higher learning funds by 30 percent. a $57500 Dyche Museum repair fund is a loss. Lawrencians noted as Kaw Valley queen by Paul Husted. Judge Hugh Means elected Fourth Judicial District Bar Assn president with Raymond Rice and John Brand as officers. Prayer text included.
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John Brand
Outrages in the Guise of Labor Unions
A columnist rails against labor unions for disrupting New York City life from newspapers and ships to schools and taxis. He recalls a TV show gag, notes a union strike trapping a resident’s car, and laments government inaction while praising past figures.
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New York
Albert Shanker
Teachers’ Union
John Kenneth Galbraith
Olympus
Billy Rose
Listing of Lawrence elected officials and addresses
Reader service lists federal state county city and school officials for Lawrence. Names include Senators Pearson and Dole, Representatives Winn Vogel Glover Buzzi, Mayor Emick Pulliam Rose Hambleton Fisher Bradley Anderson Hack Holzmeister Spearman among others with addresses in Washington D C Iowa Kansas and local Lawrence districts. The compilation provides contact points for civic outreach and public correspondence.
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Lawrence
Mercenary Angle on News Privilege Provokes Debate
In Washington hearings on protecting journalists sources, a columnist argues journalists could be paid as deputy marshals and used as investigative assets for the government and courts. He outlines fees for notebooks tapes and film and envisions civil and grand jury work with substantial pay and a constitutional motive.
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Holshouser and Reagan clash over Southern Republican path
North Carolina Governor James Holshouser opposed Ronald Reagan’s push to pull back federal social programs, favoring state takeovers and reform. The split signals a broader battle between moderates and rightward leaders within Southern Republicans, with ties to Jesse Helms and Gardner faction opposition.
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Virginia
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Nader Criticizes Auto Makers Over Pollution Standards
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader accused automakers of pressuring Congress and the White House to delay the 1975 EPA deadline for cleaner engines. He warned President Nixon may back off the deadline due to environmental blackmail. The Associated Press report notes the 24 hour to 9 a.m. Thursday timeline and a March 18 marker for 1973 to 1983 observations.
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Associated Press
Lawrence library praise from a 9 year old reader
A nine year old named Kiera Miller writes to the Journal-World praising Lawrence's library. She highlights a kind librarian in the children's section who helps children even when busy, noting his height and blond hair, and expresses love for browsing lobby pictures and reading throughout life.
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KU Law Library to House Center for Public Policy
The American Enterprise Institute selects Kansas University's law library to establish the Center for Public Policy in Washington DC based institute support. Bernard D. Reams Jr assistant professor of law and law librarian note that several publications will be produced as part of the center.
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Center For Public Policy
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
American Enterprise Institute
Washington, D. C
Bernard D., Reams, Jr
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