World Company daily newspaper details Lawrence Kansas 1973
The text lists editorial staff and managers for a Lawrence Kansas daily, The World Company, with offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and a publication period 1881 to 1952. It shows roles, addresses, phone number, and subscription rates by carrier and mail within various regions. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press and is dated Tuesday Evening March 27 1973.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Strauss Faces Conflicts and Confidence as Democratic Chairman
Dallas attorney Robert Strauss takes the Democratic chair with no salary, runs a 36-lawyer firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld, and seeks to avoid conflicts of interest while guiding a party bruised from 1972 losses. He plans to finance travel and housing partly, says partners refused salary cut, and notes potential ties to Chrysler amid government anti pollution deadlines.
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Robert Strauss
Dallas
Strauss
Democratic Executive Committee
Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer and Feld
Washington
Chrysler Corp
High priced seats show booming commodity trading
In Chicago a seat on the Mercantile Exchange fetched 120000 dollars while the New York Stock Exchange seat sold for 95000 dollars illustrating the surge in commodity speculation. About 500000 traders now participate, with hopes of profits from corn coffee pork bellies and soybeans amid a broad up market and risk of losses without discipline.
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New York
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Pool Bond Issue Sparks Local Debate in Broken Arrow Park
Excitement grows over a $195000 pool bond for Broken Arrow Park with no clear public sentiment. Mixed views show support but strong opposition to the site, while other local items include star farmer Bob Hornberger, a White House visit by Attorney Nicholas Lopes, and the new KU virus laboratory opening.
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Broken Arrow Park
Nicholas Lopes
White House
Italy
Williamstown
GOTCHA style justice in Royko column on thieves
Royko argues the city should pursue all grafters including high profile figures. He claims fewer people deserve sympathy for Barrett and ex judge Kerner than any other criminals and ends with the line there is only one response when you catch a thief GOTCHA.
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Chicago
Mike Royko
Eddie ‘Barrett
Cook County
Otto Kerner
Royko
Lumnist
Barrett
Kerner
Internal politics and ITT in Allende Chile affair
The piece argues that Chilean election outcomes are not purely internal and notes ITT's pressure to block Allende. It details ITT’s $153 million stake in Chilean Telephone and Allende’s nationalization with no compensation, framing foreign influence and corporate culpability as central to the dispute. It contrasts American business responses with harsh critique of passive PR, urging firms to suspend dealings with Chile until just compensation is made.
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Allende
Harold Geneen
ITT
Chile
Frei
Salvador Allende
United States
Soviet Union
Castro
Cuba
Jack Anderson
Dr. Allende
YMCA
Anderson
How the Scenario May Go To Jettison Patrick Gray
Washington rumors say the White House may remove acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray after his Senate Judiciary Committee testimony. The President could order Gray out to avoid embarrassment, while keeping him in place risks more trouble. Gray is offered a mission to Haiphong Harbor, clearing mines instead of FBI duties, with executive privilege and no Senate confirmation.
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Patrick Gray
Washington
White House
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Senate Judiciary Committee
Committee
Haldeman
Senate
Gray
Mr. Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Committee
Navy
Haiphong Harbor
North Vietnam
U. S
Haiphong
Voter Registration Shows Slight Gain in Douglas County
Douglas County voter totals rose modestly ahead of the April 3 elections. County Clerk Delbert Mathia reported final counts of 34 283 versus 34 135 before the March 6 primary, with Lawrence at 27 977 up from 27 909 and rural areas at 6 306 versus 6 276.
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Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
Lawrence
Mathia
Infiltration Big Red Effort In S Vietnam
Washington notes a quiet North Vietnamese buildup after the ceasefire. Steps include new supply roads into South Vietnam, a petroleum oil lubricants pipeline, high accuracy 130 millimeter artillery, and disruption of Saigon logistics signaling potential for a major offensive.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Indochina
U. S
Dmz
Ashaug Valley
North Vietnam
Laos
Saigon
Downtown renewal questioned by letter writer
Rebecca Coan of 1645 Barker questions spending urban renewal funds if a major shopping center at 31st and Iowa is rezoned to commercial. She argues downtown vitality prevents sprawl and suggests consulting Hare and Hare for a comprehensive plan before such a major zoning decision.
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31St
Iowa
Kmart
Hare & Hare
Lawrence
Rebecca Coan
Barker
Recycled Waste Practices Highlight City Compare
A reader cites EPA guidance from Madison showing efficient recycling methods such as under-bins for newspapers and collection of old boxes, noting landfill space saved and profit from sales. The letter also critiques leaders on pollution and population issues and questions media coverage of alternative viewpoints.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Lawrence
Madison
Wisconsin
Laer
Bunker Clark
1St. St
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Board of Trade
Old Home Town
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Lawrence High Ffa
East Central
Mary Louise Beltz
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Elmer Schaake
Star KU
Lois Parker
Journal-World
Mrs. Ackerman
John
Art Buchwald
Mr. Gray
Mr. Haldeman
Congress
John Dean III
Air Force One
S. Vietnam
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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Saturday Letters
Clinton Lake
Earth
John Pike
Babylon
Billy Graham
Richard Nixon
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