Lawrence Journal World staff and publication details May 21 1971
The 1971 Lawrence Journal World issue lists staff positions including President Publisher Dolph Simons Executive Editor Dar Fall News Editor Ernest Pontius and other staff. It provides publishing dates and pricing for subscriptions across regions including Douglas county Kansas and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Aevaee
Steve Parsons
Bill Mayer
Dar Fall
Ernest Pontius
Environmental concerns halt K-10 and U.S. 59 upgrades
Lawrence residents face new delays as Topeka announces environmental studies will stall planned improvements to K-10 east of Lawrence and the U.S. 59 corridor south of town. KU civil engineering expert Ross McKinney warns against environmental alarmism while urging balanced, proactive action to modernize infrastructure.
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Lawrence
Johnson County
Topeka
Ross McKinney
Kansas University
McKinney
Ku’s
Burns Assurance Opens Gates
Arthur Burns chairman of the Federal Reserve told the Senate Banking Committee that monetary policy will be geared to domestic needs, not international pressures. He said rates would be kept easy to aid recovery from recession, easing fears of another money squeeze that previously hit markets in 1970.
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New York
Arthur Burns
Germany
Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
McKinney Urges Professionals to Lead Pollution Fight
McKinney calls for qualified public health and environmental control professionals to lead cost effective, scientifically based programs. He warns against bureaucratic waste and environmental scare tactics, noting progress depends on real leadership and steady effort.
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Kansas Public Health Assn
Topeka
McKinney
U.S
Lincoln
Neb
Eral
Emil Heck Receives Life Membership In Mississippi Valley Assn
Emil W. Heck was awarded a life membership certificate by the Mississippi Valley Association in Kansas City for long service as a director and as a practical soil and water conservationist. U S Rep Robert Ellsworth spoke to the Rotary Club warning of two dangerous governmental philosophies.
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Emil W. Heck
Mississippi Valley Association
Kansas City
U.S
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Rotary Club
Prayer for steadfast loyalty in time of crisis
A brief prayer asks for patience from God until times of crisis reveal unwavering loyalty to Him. It reflects penitence for past unwillingness to stand for faith and seeks divine strength to endure.
How KU Routes Got Their Names
After World War II KU naming began with J J Wilson proposing street names to aid mail and location. Jayhawk Boulevard marks the campus center while Poplar Lane hides Quonset huts. Memorial Drive honors WWII veterans and Sunnyside Avenue recalls temporary apartments. Naismith Drive honors the basketball father Dr James Naismith near Allen Fieldhouse and Phog Allen. Irving Hill Road honors alumnus Irving Hill who helped grow the Endowment Association.
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J. J. Wilson
Deane Malott
Strong Hall
Mississippi
Indiana
Sunnyside Avenue
Robinson Gymnasium
Summerfield Hall
Sunnyside
Hill South Side
Danforth Chapel
Naismith Drive
James Naismith
Allen
Naismith
Allen Fiellhouse
Daisy Field Hill
Irving
Security Welfare Bill Faces Political Hurdles And Revisions
Washington AP The Social Security welfare bill moves through House Ways and Means amid party friction. A 5 percent benefit rise effective June 1 1972 shifts dynamics ahead of the 1972 campaign while liberals protest the 2400 minimum and conservatives fear expanding federal welfare by about 9.7 million people with a 2.9 billion spending increase.
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Washington
Democratic Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
National Welfare Rights Organization
Senate
Congress
Parking Lot Advertising Under Windshield Wipers
Harold W. Sherman complains to the Journal World about flyers slipped under car windshields at the Malls Shopping Center. He notes multiple cars received papers advertising First Assembly of God Church and urges making such acts unlawful despite police saying private property limits enforcement.
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First Assembly of God Church
13Th
Massachusetts
Harold W. Sherman
Rt. 1
Lawrence
Centron Wins Golden Eagle Awards for Three Films
Centron Corp of Lawrence earns three Golden Eagle awards from the Council on International Nontheatrical Events for Topeka Is A People Place Grassland Ecology Habitats and Change and Cave Ecology. The trio also earned three Blue Ribbon awards at the New York Film Festival.
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Centron Corp
Lawrence
Centron
New York
John Clifford
James Pearce
John English
Two Centuries Later Editor's Note at Lawrence High
Paul Carttar and Rob Seaver, senior honor students at Lawrence High School, prepare a regular column for the Journal-World Opinion Page.
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Paul Carttar
Rob Seaver
Lawrence High School
Journal-World Opinion
Indian Plight Urges Federal Reform for Native Americans
An op ed laments the dire condition of American Indians facing poverty, unemployment, and low education on reservations. It urges a complete reassessment of federal programs, increased self governance, and political pressure to integrate Native peoples into mainstream life.
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United States
Ivory Towers
Washington
Nixon
Congress
ABM Debate May Chill As SALT Talks Loom
House Armed Services Committee chairwarns the Safeguard antiballistic missile debate may ease with SALT talks. Rep Hebert notes Nixon's offer to limit offensive and defensive missiles, while panel approves most military hardware funding of 21.88 billion with 7627.7 million earmarked for Safeguard and rejects cutting Southeast Asia war aid.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Nixon
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
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the World Company
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Burns Assurance
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Marie Miller
Carruth Hall
O. Jolliffe
Peabody
Wisconsin
Red Cross Chapter
Elfrieda Fischer
Jayhawk
Jayhawk School
Fieldhouse
South
Phog Allen
Journal-World
Golden Eagle Awards
Dave Lutz
James Koevenig
J. D. Powers
Lyle Hart
Bixby
Dana Palmquist
John Mills
Rick Vose
Charles D. DiCapo
Loren Dolezal
Douglas Poulter
Prof
Koevenig
John Muir
National Education Film Festival
Oakland
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