Lawrence Journal-World 1971 publication date notice
Lawrence Journal-World listing staff and circulation details dated Tuesday Evening, March 16, 1971. Publisher President Publisher World Company contact, rates for carrier and mail, office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas.
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UCLA Chancellor Defends Budget Re‑Evaluation Of Programs
UCLA Chancellor Charles Young rejects faculty charges of arbitrary cuts and says a campus wide re evaluation of priorities will study departments including speech journalism and physical education. He cautions it is premature to name programs for curtailment amid broader higher education belt tightening.
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Fuzzy Picture On Screen Mirrors Economic Apathy in 1970s
The piece argues consumer apathy slows the economy as spending lags income optimism. Inflation sits 3 4 percent annually while unemployment sits around 5.8 percent, partly due to fewer job seekers. The stock market has rebounded about 40 percent since last fall, raising questions about sustainment.
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American Banker
Washington
Nixon
Help Week Aids Disabled Man At KU Event
Alpha Tau Omega members at the University of Kansas refurbish the home of a man unable to work for nine years during Help Week. The activity includes painting, glasswork and carpentry as part of campus service.
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John Kennedy
Julius C. Holmes
Lawrence
Hong Kong
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Daily Bible Message Prayer Note
A brief prayer asks for Christ to dwell in hearts and drive away evil thoughts and fears. It prays for strength to serve God in daily life in Christ’s name.
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City Cleanup Schedule Needs Reassessment Before March Start
The city plans an all city cleanup starting March 29 and warns current pickup schedules may not meet the surge in junk disposal. Debris left uncollected risks scattering by spring winds and roaming dogs, threatening to ruin a potential cleanup record.
Lennon the Musician and the Moralist Debate
A spirited west coast correspondent critiques John Lennon in a sprawling interview feature. The writer attacks Lennon's ego and influence while noting his self awareness, the Beatles' later trajectory, and Lennon's mix of artistry and controversy. The piece weighs Lennon's music against his philosophical stances and personal life.
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Rolling Stone
John Lennon
Lennon
Beatles
Paul
Student voice on Lawrence school belt tightening debate
A senior at Lawrence High School criticizes the School Board defeat of the District 497 funding referendum and argues drastic belt tightening will end extracurriculars and student growth. The letter pleads for citizen representation and warns of reduced opportunities for education and activities.
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Postal Service delays between Lawrence and Kansas City noted
Frank Walter of Lecompton Kansas writes that a weekly report mailed from Lawrence on Saturday or Sunday has always arrived in Kansas City by Monday morning, challenging the editorial claim that seven or eight days is common.
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Frank Walter Lecompton
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Nixon Faces Split Over Textile Quotas and Trade Policy
The article details President Nixon's struggle over Japanese textile import limits and his campaign pledge for quotas. It describes the political risk of a trade war, Mills’s role, and White House pushback as negotiators sought a voluntary cap amid potential logrolling and broader protectionist fears.
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Nixon
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Wilbur Mills
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A Fad To Drop Out And Return To Land
A piece on the trend of youth leaving society for rural life. Myra Landon and George Coleman quit college to join friends on a Florida wheat germ farm, but transportation and supplies fail as U hauls, auto parts, water, and bread vanish. The couple encounters shortages, rationing, and doubters, highlighting a broader social experiment with few easy answers.
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Myra Landon
George Coleman
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Grand Canyon
Legislature At Flance Highlights Action In Kansas
Highlights from the Kansas Legislature show the House sending to the Senate a bill authorizing county commissioners to hire investigators for welfare fraud and abuses. The House passed a grove reservoir relocation bill to the Senate. A Senate Committee approved a bingo legalization bill for religious and charitable groups. The Senate gave tentative approval to lowering the state age to 18. A Senate vote passed a bill allowing closing lightly attended schools. The Senate also moved to exempt private ponds and reservoirs from anti-pollution rules.
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