Lawrence Journal-World Staff Notice May 4 1973
Lawrence Journal-World details its publishing staff and offices in Lawrence Kansas with address and contact information. It lists leadership including Dolph Simons Sr and C. Simons Jr and provides subscription rates by mail and carrier. The item is a publication masthead and rate sheet dated Friday May 4 1973.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Lake City to Become Kansas Lake Hub as Reservoirs Multiply
Lawrence faces a surge in water recreation as Clinton Lake nears completion expanding the local lake system. Perry Reservoir measures 12 500 acres with boats fishing and camping. Lone Star 195 acres. Douglas County 180 acres. Tonganoxie 154 acres. Clinton Lake will add 7 000 acres within three miles of town with others nearby.
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Clinton Lake
Lawrence
Perry Reservoir
Lone Star Lake
Douglas County Lake
Tonganoxie State Lake
Clinton
Tonganoxie
Civilian Conservation Corps
Lone Star
Douglas County State Lake
Vinland-Baldwin
Army Engineers
Delaware
Missouri
Mississippi
Perry
Kansas
Securities Clash Hinders Market Reform Efforts
New York AP. After years of hearings and reorganizations, the securities industry remains far from solving its problems. Regulators and corporate leaders warn that capital access, pensions, and jobs depend on reform, while disputes at the New York Stock Exchange over centralized market plans threaten progress and timing.
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New York
America
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
New York Stock Exchange
Peace Corps Conference at KU Featured Waggoner Speaker
The 1963 statewide Peace Corps conference at the University of Kansas listed George Waggoner as a principal speaker. KU Chancellor Clarke Wescoe marked his 43rd birthday with a cake surprise. Lawrence eyed a $700000 post office at Seventh and Vermont after prior site issues. J Edgar Hoover approached 40 years leading the FBI.
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George Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Clarke Wescoe
Strong Hall
Lawrence
Seventh
Vermont
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
The Lake City of Kansas a City Surrounded by Lakes
An ode praising Lawrence Kansas highlighting its natural beauty state university Indian College payrolls industries schools churches merchants homes and citizens. The author extols lakes around the city and its desirability as a regional hub.
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Lawrence
Lake City
Kansas
America
Purge Seen as Beginning Not End for Nixon White House
Nixon’s purge of top aides is seen as a start, not a fix, by long-time Republicans who fear he will use tactical moves rather than a full disclosure strategy. Critics fault his handling of Elliot Richardson as Attorney General and William Ruckelshaus at the FBI, and urge due process via an outside prosecutor to restore trust.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Republican Party
Elliot Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Melvin R. Laird
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate
Richardson
Laird
Goldwater
Bryce Harlow
Scott
Gerald Ford
Michigan
House
Grand Jury
America
Editor Letters Praise Edits On Food Costs And Nixon
Readers commend two editorials on high food costs and government ethics. Ester McTaggart of Edgerton praises concise facts. Richard Ford of Eudora urges accountability, condemns Watergate cover ups, and warns against apathy harming self government.
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Kansas
Ester McTaggart
Edgerton, Kan
How to Help A Neighbor Volunteer Clearinghouse
A volunteer clearinghouse in Lawrence offers weekly agency needs and contact options including phone 841 5059 or Box 417 Lawrence 66044. Various groups seek volunteers for Special Olympics events, court mentoring, media coordination, Boy Scout supervision, classroom reading, summer aides, housing surveys, and library storytelling programs.
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The
Consumer Protection Agency
Watergate and the American political psyche
An editorial examining the Watergate scandal's impact on public opinion and trust in government. It questions presidential knowledge and ethics, contrasts political reform with propaganda, and warns against accepting wrongdoing as normal while urging continued demand for factual truth.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons SR
Haitor
Dolph C. Simons JR
W. C. Simons
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Kaw
Lake View
Kaw Valley
Wakarusa
Eudora
Horseshoe Lake
Potter Lake
Douglas County
Tonganoxie Lake
Securities Clan
Old Home Town
Lawrence High
Dick Docking
Carl Bell
Eddie Franks
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
John Andrews
V. K. Bruner
Lawrence Country Club
C. C. Stewart
A. B. Weaver
Harry Brown
Delbert Richardson
Jessamine Jackson
Jay Jaynes
Evangeline Clark
Kenneth Swinehart
Ruckelshaus
Indiana
Mr. Clean
L. Patrick Gray II
Ford
Journal-World
Watergate
Gen. Kleindienst
Richard Ford
Eudora Kan
Douglas County Assn. For
Salvation Army
Community Children’s Center
United Child Care Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary
Lawrence Public Library
Phyllis Jones
Kansas University
Wichita
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