World Journal of Lawrence DOLPH SIMONS Editor and Publisher History
The World Company of Lawrence Kansas lists C Simons as Editor from 1891 to 1952 with LPH C Simons Jr as President Publisher and Ralph Gage as Managing Editor Ernest Song as Advertising Director Leo Ell as Controller. Published daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Street. Subscription rates vary by region with annual prices from 12.42 to 24.60 and United States mail at 20 per year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Bank rate rise seen spreading nationwide from New York lenders
The letter argues the recent four New York banks prime rate increase to six and three quarters will quickly travel across the country. It notes Lawrence banks with about 51 million in loans would face higher borrowing costs and warns against further increases as costs of operation rise, urging banks not to load extra charges on borrowers.
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Poison Prevention Week urges careful handling of medicines
National observance highlights child resistant packaging for thousands of drugs and calls for all oral medicines to use such containers. Emphasizes keeping products out of reach, storing medicines separately, reading labels, locking up household substances, and contacting a doctor if poisoning occurs.
Observations on U S Energy Crisis and Policy Roles
A concise analysis argues government intervention worsened the energy crisis through strict standards and price controls. It notes Nixon's moves on imports, MIT critic Adelman’s view that ending price ceilings could fix gas shortages, and OPEC’s cartel influence aided by multinationals. It calls for reforms to curb government hindrance while preserving national security.
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MIT
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Mafia plots to cash in with own publishing empire
In a spoofed Washington desk diary tone, mob leaders discuss turning Mafia life into a literary and media empire. They plan Maf ia Enterprises to copyright the name, control books, film and merchandise, and divide rights by regional families while warning against theft of stories.
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City and County Boards Schedule Regular Meetings
The Board of Electrical Examiners meets 7 30 p m the second Monday monthly in City Hall Fourth floor First National Bank Building Lawrence Douglas County Public Health Board convenes 8 p m second Monday monthly in health department Sev enth and New Hampshire County Mental Health Board meets 12 noon second Monday monthly at Bert Nash Center Fourth and Missouri The Board of Examiners Plumbers and Gas Fitters gathers 7 30 p m fourth Tuesday monthly in City Hall Traffic Safety Commission meets 7 30 p m first Monday monthly in City Hall Library Board at 4 2 0 0 third Tuesday monthly in public library conference room Seventh and Vermont County Planning Commission meets fourth Wednesday monthly in City Hall Review of lot splits starts 6 30 p m public hearings 7 30 p m Lawrence Housing Authority meets 7 30 p m first Tuesday monthly in City Hall Memorial Hospital Board meets 9 30 a m third Wednesday monthly Hospital Fourth and Maine Lawrence Community Arts Council meets 7 30 p m monthly City Hall Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meets 7 30 p m third Tuesday monthly City Hall
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Nixon Faces Criticism Over Executive Privilege Claim
Washington pundits and Republican figures challenge President Nixon’s broad executive privilege assertion shielding aides from congressional questioning. Critics fear the move signals possible concealment of Watergate facts and undermines the balance between branches.
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Loans and Changes Major Items Spark Dollar Flight
New York banks saw large loan activity and withdrawals as dollars flowed into German marks and Japanese yen during the crisis. John Wright argues misreading the trend could push a restrictive policy harming growth, urging a clear Fed statement to curb recessionary expectations. He notes international factors dominated by major New York banks and corporate treasurers.
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Lawrence items highlight campus, sports, and politics
HELP KU drive nears eight thousand dollars as Lawrence High prepares for the Festival of Music honoring retiring Principal Neal Wherry. KU Chancellor Wescoe speaks at Greek Week. Wichita State bill advances. Lawrence High wins 1948 Class AA title. Gill dies at 58. Oscar winners named. Kansas budget cuts and tax bill advance. Allen Crafton addresses Kansas Authors Club. Cunningham wins Canadian two mile run.
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Lawrence High
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Prayer text about forgiveness and growth
A devotional prayer asking for divine forgiveness and guidance. It speaks of accepting grace, loving others, and growing spiritually through service rooted in existence as a moral soil. The tone is reverent and reflective.
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