Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rate card
The record shows the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with staff positions including President Publisher Dolph Simons Editor Bill Mayer and others. It lists established date 1854 publishing details Sixth and New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas contact and subscription rates for various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Eure JR
Tdolph Simons
Scenteres
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Daryl Hal
Ernest Ponth
Leo Eller Ou
Diseshecottanat Ews
Inplana
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Journal-World Editorial Pledge Standard
The Journal-World expresses its commitment to accurate fair news reporting and separation of opinion from news. It pledges to safeguard citizens rights, show sympathy for the disadvantaged, expose dishonesty in public affairs, and support projects improving the community.
Pep Pill Cutback Aims to Curb Amphetamine Abuse Across U S
The U S Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs plans broad limits following an 83 percent amphetamine and 80 percent methamphetamine cutback. The new rules restrict auto refills and tighten physician approval, targeting so called pep pills or bennies blamed for teen and housewife use, obesity linked misuse, and several harmful effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
FDA
Arbor Day Proclaimed in Kansas to Plant More Green
Governor Docking designates April 10 as Kansas Arbor Day to encourage planting trees and shrubs. Elm disease has decimated local elms by 35 to 40 percent, prompting a push to replace lost greenery. Arbor Day timing varies from March to April in Kansas, with a goal to boost community beauty and ecological balance. The Carpenters are highlighted for their music influence and cultural impact.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Lawrence
Local street resurfacing approved over $100000
City commission approves an extensive street resurfacing program costing over 100000 to repair roadways after a severe winter. Pictured are Mr and Mrs Jim O Donnell of 2415 Harvard in Kelly green derbies with their daughters celebrating St Patrick s Day.
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Jim O'Donnell
Harvard
O’donnell
Central Junior High
Board of Regents
Kansas State
Gladys Parker
Donald Thiry
Kansas
Kansas University
Jayhawks
Harry Woodring
Woodring
Ad Lindsey
Oklahoma University
Lawrence
Carpenters Bring Harmony to Troubled Music Era
A praising note highlights the Carpenters as a young duo who offered tasteful music when others failed. The passage credits them with guiding listeners out of a dissonant, discordant period in recent popular music.
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Karen
Richard Carpenter
Dow Jones
The
Three Dog Night
Carpenters
Muskie Misstep Shatters Democratic Unity After Florida Loss
Senator Muskie and his Florida operation misread Wallace appeal fueling a 42 percent Wallace plurality. The shock collapse of the Muskie bid, the Wallace surge, and party discord threaten Democratic unity ahead of primaries and the November race.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Florida
George Wallace
Wallace
Muskie
Archie Bunker
Nixon
Archie Bunkers
Henry M. Jackson
Wallace-Jackson
Letters to the Journal World Editor Casts Vote on 1972 Kansas Legislature
A reader condemns lawmakers for backing liquor and gambling interests and failing to extend the property tax lid while supporting mandatory tests for drivers and a colored photo license. The letter urges voters to oppose officials who voted for liquor or gambling and for stricter traffic and tax measures.
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Kansas
Publishing House Woes and a 1972 Tax Debate
A satirical look at McGraw Hill amid plagiarism scandals involving Chief Red Fox and Howard Hughes, followed by a report on rural urban cooperation in Kansas. The piece contrasts publishing missteps with a 1972 local sales tax vote and the rural push to end or sustain the tax amid shifting city and county effects. The discussion notes nonresident shoppers paying city taxes and the burden on farmers, framing a broader fiscal debate.
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Washington
McGraw-Hill
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Chief Red Fox
Jamies McGregor
Red Fox
McGregor
Hughes
Irving
Topeka
Lawrence
Manhattan
Kansas Cities
Dodge City
Rural tax fairness and local sales tax concerns voiced
Irving R. Niles argues rural Kansans pay for urban services, noting Topeka costs for police, fire, and streets and warning against local sales taxes absorbing state revenue. He advocates earnings taxes and state redistributive measures to fund schools and avoid rural subsidies to cities.
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Topeka
Osage County
Pomona Reservoir
Washburn Municipal University
Lawrence
Manhattan
Shawnee County
Irving R. Niles
Lyndon
Kansas
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
Carlier
Douglas
Kansas City
United States
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Journal-World
the Carpenters
Old Home Town
Panic
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Miami
Dupont Plaza Hotel
Bert Bernhard
George Mitchell
Arnold Picker
Letters To the Journal-World
Editor
Marvin M. Tripp
Stratford
League of Women Voters of the
Gressman
House Public Works Committee
League
House
Public Works Committee
Senate
Congress
National Academy of Sciences
Bureau of Proof
Environmental Protection Agency
Denise Gaunt
McLouth
USD 342
Board of Educa
Tion
McLouth Education Association
USD 342 Board of Education
USD
McLouth Grade School
Kathleen Sluder
McLouth Ed. Assn
Art Buchwald
Wounded Knee
Sitting Bull
Nina van Pallandt
Little Big Horn
Helga R. Red Fox
Ibiza
Gen. Custer
Repaises
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