Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and publication data
Lawrence Daily Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas since 1884 with staff including President Publisher Dolph Simons Jr editor Stu ve Parsons and other officials. The paper lists subscription rates for local carrier and mail delivery including Douglas and adjoining counties and United States destinations. Wednesday March 31 1971 edition information.
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Douglas
Kansas
United States
Berkeley Psychiatrist Warns of Long-Term Marijuana Risks
Dr. D Harvey Powelson UC Berkeley psychiatrist who once supported legalization now cautions about potential long-term harms after treating about 500 students in five years. He cites possible cumulative effects and chronic brain-like changes from daily use six months to a year, including disordered thinking and loss of will.
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Berkeley
Calif
D. Harvey Powelson
University of California At Berkeley
Powelson
American Medical Assn
National Institute of Mental Health
Senators Tour Nation for Campaign Exposure
Three Senate committees plan spring hearings nationwide to reach voters as Muskie Kennedy and McGovern travel to promote health, pollution, and hunger issues. EPA chief Ruckelshaus orders a year-long study on DDT safety amid concerns over liver damage and cancer in humans.
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Edmund Muskie
Washington
Muskie
Edward Kennedy
George McGovern
Kennedy
McGovern
William D. Ruckelshaus
EPA
Miami University
Imminent Risk Debate Over DDT Threats
The text questions how imminent pesticide dangers must be to prompt action. It argues that residues found in liver brain and fatty tissues show long-range health threats, pressing how EPA head Ruckelshaus should respond with stronger steps beyond current measures.
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Ruckelshaus
EPA
Death of Firm No Bad Odor
New York notes how Penn Central collapse exposed failures by press regulators and rating firms. Rep. Wright Patman says reporters missed warning signs amid complex finance and accounting. Many buyers blame dealers for misinforming investors about Penn Central paper.
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New York
Penn Central Co
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Patman
Securities and Exchange Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson
African Night Crawler ranch founders seek worm growth in Kudora
Joe Hargrave and Eddie Grosdidier report their worm ranch holds about 100000 worms and anticipate substantial growth in coming years. Retired EU music professor Jan Chiapasso remains in critical condition after a two car collision at 21st and Mass. Local dog owners rush to City Hall to secure licenses before the April 1 deadline.
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Joe Hargrave
Eddie Grosdidier
Kudora
Jan Chiapasso
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
21St
Mass
City Hall
Prayer for Understanding Hearts and Helping Hands
A brief biblical invocation from Isaiah 41 6 and a prayer asking God to grant understanding hearts and hands ready to help neighbors in times of need and to provide words of encouragement during trouble.
League of Women Voters Advocates City Manager System
The League of Women Voters urges consideration of a revised city government structure for Lawrence, endorsing a larger commission with area and at large members and more evening and area meetings to boost citizen participation. The letter emphasizes professional management within elected policy and invites community input before future elections.
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League of Women Voters
League
Lawrence
City Commission
Ross McKinnery
League of Women Voters of
Prejudice Seen On the Decline
A national College Poll finds racial prejudice dropping among college students on over 100 campuses representing 7.5 million full-time students. Results show 46 percent say the country is not racist, 41 percent say yes, with 3 percent unsure. The survey notes more blacks on campuses and shifts in attitudes toward treatment, civil rights, and black student groups. It also covers views on segregation, busing, and the Black Panthers.
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New York N.Y
America
Paradoxical Programs in Lawrence Growth Debate
Jerome D. Robins argues the Lawrence cleanup drive by the Chamber Women clashes with the chamber's push to attract business and people. He warns rapid growth raises costs and pollution, predicts megacities by 2000, and urges quality over quantity in chamber plans.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Topeka
Chambers of Commerce
Jerome D. Robins
Hope Plaza housing project expands in Lawrence
The Hope Plaza complex sponsored by The Children's Community Center Ballard Center The Jewish Community Center and The First Methodist Church announces 48 new town houses with two and three bedrooms and plans for about 70 more units by summer to improve living conditions for Lawrence families and children.
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Journal-World
Hope Plaza
Children’s Community Center
Ballard Center
Jewish Community Center
First Methodist Church
Kansas Legislature At A Glance Highlights From Tuesday
Kansas Senate approves 28 to 9 bill letting state prison inmates visit families up to 10 days a year. Senate panel backs bingo in churches removing penalties. Rock festival permits killed. Early session goals set by House. Governor signs statewide voter registration. reapportionment bill may become law. Senate approves $417.5 million education and penal institutions appropriation. House approves $498.57 million for half state agencies, Welfare funds narrowly spared.
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Kansas Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
House
Robert Docking
Docking
Medical Seniors Matched to Jobs
Kansas University Medical School reports 74 percent of 106 graduates got their first intern choice and 84 percent secured their top two hospital locations. The National Intern Matching Program paired KU seniors with 1971 institutions by computer. 32 will intern at KU Medical Center, six in Kansas City Missouri hospitals, and 10 in Wichita. Internships last 12 months, with 124 earning M D degrees but only 106 in the national plan due to curriculum changes allowing earlier graduation.
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William H. Danforth
St. Louis
Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence High School
Lewis B. Hershey
Washington, D.C
H. W. Hargiss
M. J. Getto
Frank McDonald
W. H. Deitz
Knute Rockne
Cottonwood Falls
Robert Edgar
Atchison
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas University School of Medicine
KU Medical Center
Wichita
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University graduate student Gus diZerega argues Vern Miller expands state power with hundreds of Special Agent cards. He contends the Attorney General's secret police plan threatens civil liberties and local control.
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Gus Dizerega
Miller
Kansas
Vern Miller
Bob Miller
Vern
State Board of Pharmacy
Rep. Miller
Wichita
Lawrence
Nick Rice
Law and Order
Vera
Munker
Topeka
CBS
Life
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