Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details for March 18 1971
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles including President Publisher Dolph Simons Jr Editor Hodantarpheysigaigpirsas and deharnendtyes Steve Parsons Assistant Publisher Bill Mayer News Editor Ponttus Wees Advertising Director Nubio Buller Controller Daryl Hall and other positions. The paper published by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates given for various regions. Thursday Evening March 18 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons JR
Pdolph Simons
Hodantarpheysigaigpirsas
Deharnendtyes
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Daryl Hall
Ney Aks Ponttus Wees
Nubo Buller Annes
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Debate on SST rush risks and jobs claim in U S promotion push
The piece critiques pro SST advertising alleging low pollution and high job gains while noting skeptics like Wassily Leontief and Walter Heller challenge the claims. It cites government funding totals and warns lawmakers to scrutinize costs and environmental impact before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Economics Assn
Wassily Leontief
Harvard
Leontief
Walter W. Heller
Minnesota University
Council of Economic Advisers
U.S
Heller
Defense Industries
Pentagon
Saul Signoff Big Secret By JOHN CUNNIFF
In a New York report Ralph Saul resigns as American Stock Exchange president amid rumors. He will become vice chairman of First Boston Corp, a firm over 600 million in assets, with potential NYSE and Amex membership plans. Paul Kolton cited as likely successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Saul
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Saul
First Boston Corp
Paul Kolton
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
Old Home Town Chronology 10 20 40 years ago
A compilation of local items from 1961 1946 and 1931 notes a library mobile proposal being voted down by Douglas County commissioners due to cost and public unpopularity, a Kaw River bridge project, Pinckney School fat salvage, a Wakarusa River bridge completion, KU students aiding Snow Hall fire, and West Hills Homes Assn setup with park site plans.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Kansas House State Affairs Committee
Kaw River
DeSoto
Linwood
Pinckney
Wakarusa River
Lawrence-Baldwin Road
J. J. Larson
John Nottingham
Lawrence
New Snow Hall
West Hills Homes Assn
Harold C. Constant
West Hills
Firm Sets Up Can Center
A North Kansas City can maker opens a used can collection point. American Can Co pays 0.5 cents per bimetal can 1 cent per pound steel or tin plated 20 cents per pound aluminum. Cans sent to Whiting Indiana for reclamation. proceeds go to a local charity. About 2000 pounds collected since opening last week. One of five centers named by Missouri can makers and the Carbonated Beverage Container Manufacturers Association. Two points in St. Louis and two in St. Joseph.
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Kansas City
Art Blumthal
The
American Can Co
Whiting
Ind
Blumthal
Missouri Can
Carbonated Beverage Container Manufacturers Association
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Peace concert promotes life over war at KU event
A Tuesday night peace concert at the University of Kansas, sponsored by the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, featured the Collegium Singers with sackbuts and recorders. J. Bunker Clark led the group in a moving performance of Missa Da pacem and a premiere cantata We Are the World Together. Norman Paige delivered a compelling tenor solo, while Martha Bert showcased In Memoriam and other works. The program emphasized unity and hope amid 1971 themed peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Josquin Des Prez
J. Bunker Clark
Martha Bert
Wilfred Owen
Imerson Meyers
Christ
Sheila Brown
Bert
Support for Police Letter Praises Officers and Calls for Respect
Letter from Richard W. Bennett of 1303 Vermont Ave urges readers to back local police citing high annual mileage and dangers of patrol. He notes Officer Reade's two traffic accidents in 48 hours, a Friday incident using a police car to stop a fugitive, and argues ridicule harms officers, who work for modest pay and risk.
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Officer Reade
Reade
Proposals and Pitches Spark Kansas Legislative Session
The Kansas Senate faces a pivotal vote on legalizing bingo in churches and fraternal groups while broader debates loom over legality and liquor laws. Lawmakers question why some acts are crimes for some and permitted for others, urging a uniform, aboveboard approach.
Letters on public welfare and community perception
Jack E. Gibbons of Ohio argues that public social welfare has not failed the aged disabled and dependent children but that society misperceives it. He urges open forums with social workers to replace misconceptions and political posturing with informed discussion.
Kansas Legislature at a Glance Highlights Action
The Kansas Senate tentatively approved a bingo legalization bill for non profits while Attorney General Miller said enforcement of the constitutional ban would continue. The House sent to the Senate a bill for public hearings on county welfare budgets and tentatively approved raising county official salaries in most counties. Gov Docking proposed a budget cut of 2 million this fiscal year and 1 million next year. The Senate Judiciary Committee backed a public defenders program in two districts. a homeowner tax exemption bill was killed.
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Vern Miller
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Robert Docking
Senate Judiciary Committee
City Commission blocks African targeted education programs
The Lawrence City Commission rejected a proposal by the Human Relations Commission to take over the East Lawrence Center for vocational training tutoring adult education and economic research. The editor notes the move appears aimed at preserving local political and economic control and federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Lawrence
City Commission
Human Relations Commission
East Lawrence
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Calcutta
Moscow
America
Congress
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Saul Signoff
Big Secret By
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
By Darrell Handel
University Lutheran Church
Gerald Finzi
Norman Paige
Journal-World
Richard W. Bennett
Voltaire
Jack E. Gibbons
Ohio
Legislature
East Lawrence Center
Scott
Kansas University
Topeka
Ballard Community Center
Journal- World Opinion
Charles Scott JR
Parsons
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