Lawrence Daily Journal World back page staff and rates 1973
The Lawrence Daily Journal World listing staff editors and officers with publishing details. It notes Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, Bill Mayer, Ralph Gage, Ernest Pontius, Leo Eller and W C Simons as editor emeritus, plus established 1854. Advertising and accounting contacts are listed. Publication is daily except Sunday. Friday eveningMarch 23 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons SR
Dolph CG. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius W
Leo Eller
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streeta
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Naders Gadgets and the 1973 Cars Debate
The piece critiques 1973 model cars influenced by Ralph Nader noting lurching performance and higher fuel use due to emission gear. It cites public reactions to the Loud family documentary An American Family and quotes Patricia Loud, Margaret Mead, and others on the show’s impact and the notion of sociological tools.
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Ralph Nader
America
Nader
Lawrence
Patricia
Bill Loud
Santa Barbara
Calif
Mrs. Loud
Forum For Contemporary History
Louds
Margaret Mead
Phase 3 data nears test in wage and price clash
New York AP report analyzes Phase 3 as a test of a transition to a freer or more controlled economy. Rising living costs 9.6 percent annualized in February and 12.86 for a 1967 basket test the shopper strain while major wage contracts covering about 4.7 million workers loom in 1973.
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New York
Washington
Commerce Department
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Questioning the impact of cameras on family life in An American Family
The discussion questions whether education and research were confused with entertainment in the documentary. It questions if the film and tape limited true awareness and critical thinking, or whether families served up irretrievable slices of themselves for brief titillation and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mead
Loud
Mrs. Loud
Lecompton District petition denied over land attachment
County school Superintendent Earl Wilson rejects a petition to attach land including the Kansas Power and Light Co. plant at Cameron Bluff to the Lecompton school rolls. The item appears in a chronological wrap of local history and notes other Lawrence area happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Kansas Power and Light Co
Cameron Bluff
Lecompton Rolls
Earl Wilson
Lawrence Jaycees
Speakers Bureau
Broken Arrow Park
Lawrence
Journal- World
Strauss Faces COPE Push In Democratic National Committee
Washington examines the clash between Robert S. Strauss and COPE as eight AFL-CIO labor members are urged for the National Committee seats. With McGovern ties and reformers pressing, Strauss risks leftwing backlash while aiming to move the party to the center.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Robert S. Strauss
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Strauss
Democratic
National Committee
George McGovern
McGovern
Alan Baron
Liberal National Committee
Democratic Party
Organized Labor
Aflcio
Minnesota
Michigan
Louisiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Steelworkers, Painters and Service Employees Unions
George Hardy
Service Employees Union
Labor
Joseph Beirne
The
Communications Workers
Beirne
al Barkan
George Meany
Las Vegas
Robert Vance
Alabama
George Fallace
John Perkins
Barkans
Most Students Say College Provides Money's Worth
The Foley College Poll finds most college students feel their education is worth the cost, though they cite too many required courses and formalized schedules. They blame high school and grammar school preparation for weaknesses in writing reading and spelling rather than college faculties.
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New York
N.Y
Foley College
St. Louis U
Tulane
U.S. Auto Production Dips Slightly on Snowbound Week
U.S. auto production fell to 209,289 units this week from 210,306 last week, due to snowstorm induced plant slowdowns in Detroit area GM facilities and reduced Saturday overtime. Year-to-date output reaches 2,490,426 cars by March 24, versus 2,111,258 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.S
Automotive News
The
Trade Journal
Detroit Area
Open Letter to They They: A Lament Over Public Confidence
A critical open letter targets They, blaming Washington and policy failures. The author accuses Them of corruption, incompetence, and lax enforcement, citing domestic and foreign policy grievances. The piece ends suggesting shared responsibility may lie with the public.
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
Community program lists weekly urgent volunteer needs across Lawrence area agencies. Call 841-5059 or write Box 417 to assist BERT NASH MENTAL HEALTH CENTER rides, KU Museum gift shop, Adopted Grandparents visits, Head Start preschool transport, parolee housing aid, recycling prep at The Whomper, Parks and Recreation dance and gymnastics teaching, Visiting Nurses Association errands, Ballard Center patient transport, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Area
Bert Nash Mental Health Center
Parks and Recreation
South Park Recreation Center
Veteran says artificial limbs tripped airport metal detector
World War II veteran Irving Peltz said metal in his artificial arm and leg set off a national airport detector delaying his National Airlines flight. He claimed checkpoint staff did not understand his condition and he nearly missed boarding. Peltz works with the Veterans Administration on loan to a Jobs for Veterans committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Airport
Irving Peltz
Jobs For Veterans
Virginia Beach
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Old Home Town
William Conboy
Madison
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Chalmer Woodard
LHS
John Outland
Kansas Relays
John Chandler
Cimarron
May
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Smith
Joe Keenar
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Howard Samuel
Amalgamated Clothing Aneerkaia Ore
Robert K. Foley
James A. Foley
Stu
Dents
Princeton
Moe
Boston College
Museum OF Natural History
Douglas County Probate and Parole Office
Visiting ‘Nurses Association
Ballard Center
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