Lawrence Journal-World Staff Details and Rates May 13 1971
The Lawrence Journal-World lists staff and publishers led by Dolph Simons Jr and editor Daryl Hall. It notes established dates and territory service with subscription rates for carriers and mail including Douglas County and surrounding Kansas counties. The paper is a Thursday evening edition dated May 13 1971.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
Dolph Simons
Steve Parsons
Nayer
Daryl Hall
Ernest Poxtius
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
United States
Charles Scott Jr
Kansas University
Topeka
Lawrence
Ballard Community Center
Journal-World Opinion
Revenue and Peace Topics Mix in National and Israel Views
The piece discusses Kansas and other states paying more in taxes than receiving in federal grants under revenue sharing, with Alaska lowest. It contrasts US tax Grant ratios with Israel’s potential peace budget and domestic issues post-conflict. It ends noting Princeton researchers link Samaritan aid to available time, from a campus experiment.
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Nixon
Kansas
Tax Foundation, Inc
Tax Foundation
Foundation
Connecticut
Alaska
Study on urgency and helping behavior linked to task framing
Psychologists explored how time pressure affects willingness to help. Forty volunteers were told they faced a vocational placement task and read either a job opportunities text or the Good Samaritan parable. At 15 minute intervals, passing a collapsed man, only 16 offered aid. Help rates correlated with perceived time constraints and whether the task felt urgent. The Des Moines Tribune noted the contrast between hurried public figures and the Samaritan.
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Princeton
Samaritan
Des Moines Tribune
Kennedy Plan Angers Private Health Insurers
New York AP report notes insurers reacting to Sen Kennedy and the Kennedy Griffith national health plan. Industry leaders say profits are hard to come by in group coverage and warn of job losses if a federal system replaces private carriers. They oppose a new federal bureaucracy and back the Burleson McIntyre private proposal.
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New York
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
J. Henry Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Congress
Kennedy-Griffith
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Health Security Board
Smith
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Sen. Kennedy
Burleson- McIntyre
Old Home Town Highlights From Lawrence and Nearby
A 1961 drive by about 250 students from two sororities and two fraternities raised 1598.53 toward Douglas County’s 2500 goal. Also noted: longtime Eudora Grade School principal Joe Jaimes resigns for a Johnson County post.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Joe Jaimes
Eudora
Johnson County
Roger Williams
Haskell
WSGA
Kansas
Topeka
Navy Promotes First WASP to Navy Mess Waiter
Washington reports a breakthrough in Navy tradition as Seaman John Paul Jones VII of Akron Ohio becomes the first white Anglo Saxon Protestant to serve in an officers mess. The move follows a Defense Department report urging broader access for WASP sailors.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Navy
John Paul Jones VII
Akron
Seaman Jones
Defense Department
U.S. Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
Jones
WASP
Wasps
White House
Nixon
Reagan’s Case On the Taxes in California Opinion
A columnist argues that California tax law determines whether Gov. Ronald Reagan owes taxes. He uses hypothetical income and depreciation scenarios to discuss net income and depreciation rules. The piece notes the governor’s Sacramento residence rental value is not taxable under law and defends Reagan against media claims.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Gov. Reagan
Rockefeller
Reagan
New York Times
Times
Sacramento
Saaramento
Hippie Blast Concerns Prompted by Lawrence Resident
Wendell Kasson of Route 1 Lawrence writes about recurring spring disturbances blamed on a hippie gathering near Lakeview and Lecompton. He urges county officials and state officers to take stronger action to curb open nudity indecent exposure profanity and driving under the influence.
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Lakeview
Lecompton
Wendell Kasson
Rt. 1
Lawrence
Plastic surgery of education enlarges KU med class
Journal-World editor notes that medical science is amazing but the headline about expanding KU medical class by 15 students is the ultimate in plastic surgery. Robert H. Kirkham, 605 Vt.
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Robert H. Kirkham
Nixon and Reagan Close to a Collision Over Legal Services
Washington reports a tense call between President Nixon and California Governor Reagan amid their dispute over funding for the California Rural Legal Assistance program. White House aides seek a compromise to avoid a public showdown that could jeopardize Nixon's 1972 bid if California mood shifts.
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Washington
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
William __T. Bagley
Bagley
Legal Services
Regan
White House
Frank Carlucci
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Pan Africanism outlined as a global solidarity movement
In a columnist piece from Lawrence, Charles Scott Jr. argues for Pan-Africanism as a unifying strategy against oppression. He frames Africans worldwide as sharing heritage and fate, advocating a global organization, UN recognition, and international legal action to counter exploitation by European and American powers.
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Caribbean
Africa
South America
North America
America
United Nations
U.N
NAACP
CORE
National Organization of African People
Europe
United States
North Africa
Middle East
South Africa
Nazi Germany
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Kan
Lawrence, Kan
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Israel
Pinhas Sapir
David Horowitz
Bank of Israel
S. N. Eisenstadt
Hebrew University
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Art Buchwald
McHwald
Ohio
William Buckley JR
Journal-World
Gov
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
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