Lawrence Journal World staff and rates 1971
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists staff positions led by President Publisher Dolphi h Simons and News Editor Ernest Pontius. It provides subscription rates: carrier $1.79 monthly, $21.38 yearly. mail rates Douglas and nearby counties $10.30 yearly, other Kansas $15.45, U S $15. Second class postage paid at Lawrence Kansas. Published daily except Sunday March 20 1971.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Regents defer faculty promotions amid budget concerns
The Kansas Board of Regents postponed discussion of faculty promotions at state colleges and universities citing the fragile higher education budget and pay issue. The delay mirrors last month's postponement and follows controversy over prior promotions. Meanwhile President Nixon’s Vietnam remarks drew skeptical reaction as debates about war policy and political impacts continued. A Marine Corps boot camp reform, introducing a soft-sell approach to reduce stress in the first days, showed improved aptitude test results in a pilot program at San Diego.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Regent
Max Bickford
Marine Corps
San Diego
Corps
Israel Deadlock A Hot Issue in 1972 Politics
Washington reports a Nixon Administration Israel withdrawal dispute over Sinai threatens to split Democratic leaders. McGovern backs Nixon policy but seeks clarifications. Jackson demands Soviet withdrawal as a Sinai condition. Humphrey privately seeks talks with Nixon, while Jewish leaders push for settlement and explore changing the withdrawal stance.
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Washington
Nixon
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Middle East
George McGovern
South Dakota
Mr. Nixon
Mideast
Henry M. Jackson
Egypt
Sinai
William P. Rogers
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Rogers
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Humphrey
State Department
Democrats
Suez Canal
Marines Allow Recruits Phone Calls During Early Training
The Marine Corps will permit new recruits to call home within three days, delaying the standard five day grace period. Afterward the usual tough training methods will resume. Supporters call it a humane adjustment that could improve human relations nationwide.
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Marine Corps
Memorial pageant to honor American Indians in World War II
Solon G. Ayers announces that more than 700 Indians of many tribes will participate in a national memorial pageant at Haskell Stadium on May 21 to honor all American Indians who served in World War II.
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Haskell Stadium
Solon G. Ayers
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lysistrata at KU stalls in clash of styles and tone
University Theatre's Lysistrata drew mixed reviews for a crowded concept and uneven pacing. While Old Men's Chorus led by Bill Russell impressed, other performances, staging, and a prologue connecting 411 B C to 1971 dampened audience rapport and left some parts unclear.
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Willis
B.C
Mr. Willis
Bill Russell
Kinesias
Mary Pat Green
Vicki Lynn Oleson
Lysistrata
Parker
Aristophanes
Patricia Relph
Steve Scott
Spartan Herald
Timothy P. Kelly
Clancy Hathaway
Hathaway
Chez Haeh
Darrell Keister
Keister
University Theatre
Farmers' pesticide critique and juvenile justice views
Letters condemn petro chemical pesticides harming soil life and urge reform of farming practices. A second letter criticizes the 'publish the names' juvenile offender policy, calling for better programs, detention facilities, and mental health support.
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Petro-Chemical
petro-chemical _ industries
Paul Tuley
Rt. 2
Lawrence
McPherson College to Offer New Kansas Scholarships
McPherson College to grant 50 percent tuition during the freshman year plus housing reductions for sophomores and juniors and 50 percent senior year reduction. Eligible are five students from every Kansas county including McPherson and from select neighboring states and U.S. states not yet represented at the college.
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Mcpherson
Douglas
Franklin
Miami
Kansas
McPherson College
Colorado
Nebraska
Towa
Missouri
U.S
Clown in Costume Hums Through Theatre Crowd
A man wearing clown makeup enters a theatre with waiting children and asks if the audience will perform Rumplestiltskin, then learns the show is Little Red Riding Hood. The moment hints at confusion as the clown riffs on the planned performance.
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Little Red Ridinghood
Little Red
Seymour Barab
Barbara Meikle
Westminister Center
Iowa
Community Children’s Theatre of
Waterloo
Dread Concert by Musica Nova Impresses Kansas Fans
The Musica Nova ensemble led by Hilda Jerea staged five new Romanian works at Kansas University last Thursday in Lawrence. Aurelian Oschar Popa showcased clarinet mastery in Messiaen and Lutoslawski pieces, with Adrian Ratiu and Anatol Vieru contributing striking modern works. The audience praised the performance as riotous and superb, and they look forward to a return.
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Kansas’ University
Lawrence
Olivier Messiaen
Aurelian Oschar Popa
Lutoslawski
Adrian Ratiu
Musica Nova
Hilda Jerea
Fifteen Youths Held In Drug Raids
Kansas City and suburbs together with federal agents and Jackson County officers conducted eight late night drug raids. Officers seized small quantities of drugs and related items. Warrants followed leads from a youth arrested in Lee's Summit. A large team from Kansas City vice squad and police departments from Lee's Summit Lake Lotawana and Jackson County sheriff participated.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Lee’s Summit
Lake Lotawana
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