Lawrence Daily Journal-World Amid 1972 Rates and Staff Credits
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists staff roles including President Publisher executive editor and news editor with editors and advertising director named. It notes establishment in 1864, publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire, and subscription rates for various regions including carrier and mail options. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press, with a date of Wednesday Evening March 29, 1972.
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Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Lawrence gains more time on city sales tax plan
Lawrence city commissioners earned backing from Kansas legislators to extend self-imposed local sales taxes for Lawrence Topeka and Manhattan. The move forestalls a potential $400,000 annual cut in fire and police budgets and the dismissal of about 36 public safety positions. The article also notes debate over political use of union funds and a Liberty Mutual proposal to overhaul driver education to reduce teen fatalities.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Topeka
Manhattan
Tony Boyle
United Mine Workers
Boyle
U.S. District Court
Charles R. Richey
Special Inflation Theories Pressure Prices Across Economy
In a crisis the cost push versus demand pull debate dominates. Analysts question whether rising costs at each production stage push up prices while demand remains cautious. Government data show farmers receive only 39.7 cents of each consumer dollar spent on food in February, down from 40.1 cents in January.
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New York
Questioning Driver Education And Youth Driving Readiness
The article argues that driver education may not adequately prepare young drivers for emergencies and emphasizes defensive driving. It notes parental concern over graduates' ability to handle urgent situations and calls for changes in how driving is taught given high annual fatal accident rates.
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Roger Wingate
Liberty Mutual
America
Wingate
Regents hire Bud Davis to coach CU football
Old Home Town Colorado University regents voted to hire alumni director Bud Davis to replace Sonny Grandelius who was fired for NCAA rule infractions. The football team faced a threat of revolt as tensions rose during the transition.
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Colorado University
Bud Davis
Sonny Grandelius
Grandelius
Lawrence
I. J. Ramsbottom
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Chinese Envoys Move Into Lincoln Square Motel Quarters
The 45 member Chinese delegation to the United Nations finished moving into its new permanent quarters at the former Lincoln Square Motor Inn beside Lincoln Center. The transfer from Roosevelt Hotel began Monday and completed Tuesday. Roosevelt Hotel manager Thomas J. Cane said the move improved the Chinese presence.
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New York
United Nations
Lincoln Square Motor Inn
Lincoln Center
Roosevelt Hotel
Thomas J. Cane
Roosevelt
Royal seeks city buy of Royal grounds in Kansas City
The American Royal Association board votes to ask Kansas City to purchase 35 acres used by the livestock and horse show and lease the land back to the Royal for $1 a year. The Exposition Hall, built in 1966 at a $1 million cost, would be turned over to the city.
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Kansas City
Board of Governors
The
American Royal Association
the Royal
Prayer for alertness to help others in Christ
A devotional prayer asking God to make believers attentive to the needs of every person they meet and ready to respond with Christlike compassion today. The prayer emphasizes vigilance, service, and spiritual guidance.
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Christ
Muskie Still Leading in College Ranks
A nationwide College Poll from over 100 campuses shows Senator Muskie leading Nixon and Wallace 65 to 30 percent among students if the election were held today. The study notes strong independent student sentiment and predicts a potentially decisive collegiate vote in the 1972 campaign.
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Muskie
New York
N.Y
Edmund Muskie
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Nixon
Governor Wallace
American Independent Party
Wallace
China
Florida
Republican Party
Hubert Humphrey
McCarthy
Gov. Wallace
Letters Fight Kansas helmet law rethink
A reader voices regret and disgust at the Kansas Legislature re enacting a motorcycle helmet requirement. The letter argues for repeal and defends free choice, comparing to seat belt rules and bicycle gear mandates. Author Dr. Clinton is cited as supporting repeal and cites personal freedom.
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Kansas
Department of Transportation
Clinton
Washington political corruption claims spark denials and lawsuits
An exposé titled The Washington Pay Off by Robert N. Winter-Berger alleges high level corruption involving Lyndon Johnson, Bob Baker, John McCormack, and Gerald Ford. The book's authenticity is disputed by implicated figures and DOJ associates, with doubt over Winter-Berger’s credibility and sources.
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Washington
Robert N. Winter-Berger
Lyle Stuart, Inc
New York
Winterberger
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Bobby G. Baker
Winter-Berger
John McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Winter Berger
McCormack
Rep. Ford
Ford
Gerry Ford
Winter- Berger
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University student Gus diZerega criticizes the Presidents National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse for its findings. He attacks Vern Miller and Mike Elwell for misleading claims and argues that politics and fear drive anti marijuana policy.
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Gus Dizerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
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