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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1973
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World editors and departments list The World Company address and contact details for Lawrence Kansas The notice includes subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions and membership in AP and ABC. The date is Wednesday Evening March 28 1973.
The report recalls prisoners of war awaiting release on buses and the tense final minutes before freedom. It then shifts to concerns about drive up bank service and the need for safer off road windows and healthier waiting options for pedestrians and customers. The piece also covers youth labor rules under the Fair Labor Standards Act as explained by Doyle Loveridge and outlines age, hours, and work restrictions for 14 and 15 year olds with farm work exempt.
In commodity futures trading many factors shape price forecasts from crop reports to world trade prospects. Most trades involve risk rather than delivery, with producers and processors seeking price stability and speculators taking on risk for potential profits. Margin enables leverage while experts note about 75 percent of trades lose, yet high profits arise from quick exits and riding winners. Trading volumes surge across major exchanges, totaling over $200 billion.
Many youths want work and learning at low rates while employers wish to offer opportunities. Laws often block such beneficial relationships, leaving youngsters to drift and risk trouble rather than gain constructive channels for energy and interests.
Recap of items from Kansas towns including 1963 Lawrence honors Lyman Wiley and Charlotte Glinka with Community Service Award, Lawrence City Commission approval of a 400000 downtown parking expansion, and other historical notes from 1948 and 1933.
Rodney J. Hofer and Jerry Harper push back against editorial denials of Ralph Nader’s influence and criticize the auto industry and Detroit for pollution, safety costs, and delays in emission standards. They cite EPA tests, fuel use tradeoffs, and nitrogen pollution sources to support stricter controls.
The Foley College Poll finds 74 percent of 1410 college students would not reestablish capital punishment. It shows deterrence is not proven and many oppose it as immoral, while crime concerns rise and calls for prison reform grow. The study is by Greenwich Research Center, New York.
A nocturnal worker in Scituate finds daytime suburbia dominated by women as the telephone reveals the all too common call for Cathy from a local school. The comic scene shows his panic at being mistaken for a husband by callers seeking Mrs Suburbia. A humorous look at gender roles.
KU student Gus diZerega reviews Richard Barnet’s Roots of War, praising its balanced critique of American society and the wartime alliance of government and big business. The piece surveys Barnet’s argument that the national security bureaucracy dominates and that multinational corporations may push toward peaceful, global development despite political power shifts.
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