Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff Roster and 1973 info
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists Editor resident Publisher Executive Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director Leo Eller and Controller Dolph Simmons Sr. The paper, founded in 1854, is published daily except Sundays by The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas with ZIP code 66044. Rates shown include carrier and mail options across Kansas and the U.S. and the paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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Ise
Leo Eller
Dolph Simmons SR
Poe Cc. Song JR
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Nichols Honored as Space Sciences Building Namesake at KU
Lawrence area notices salute Ray Nichols for his 50 year campus involvement. The University of Kansas announces the space sciences building will be named in his honor as Nichols completes his interim and long service as chancellor.
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Raymond Nichols
Kansas University
Nichols
Lawrence
Kansas
Space Sciences
Laurence Chalmers
Board of Regents
Ray Nichols
Skylab showpieces costly missteps spark space program debate
Critics including veteran astronauts say Skylab’s high price and shrinking tests reveal penny wise, pound foolish budgeting. The project, begun as Apollo extensions, faced technical delays after a May launch and may prove a costly dead end with runout costs around ten percent of Apollo and ongoing expenses near one million dollars daily.
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Orbital Workshop
U.S
Agnew Optimistic on Inflation Headline
The article signals Vice President Agnew expressing optimism about inflation trends. It suggests hopes for stabilization rather than sharp rises, though no specific policy shifts or dates are provided.
No Fast Answer To Problems
Article discusses persistent inflation and unemployment, noting 5.1 percent jobless rate and 6 percent price gains. It surveys labor force changes, teen and women participation, consumer debt rising to 159.3 billion, and debates Wall Street sentiment. It quotes John Whitehead on incentives needed to spur investment.
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New York
Johnson
Nixon
KU events and weather mark busy town week
Rains ease drought with .60 inch moisture. Douglas County wheat farmers join 1.8 million U.S. farmers voting on wheat control. KU guest conductors include Clarke Wescoe and Emily Taylor. Palm Room at KU Student Union opens. Hobby Fair draws 150 entries. Haskell graduates 196 students. Oread High School to graduate 16 on KU campus. Indy 500 trials see speeds to 110 mph. Prayer note quotes Hebrews 4 16.
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Douglas County
U.S
Clarke Wescoe
George B. Smith
Dutch Lonborg
Raymond Nichols
James Hitt
Emily Taylor
Haskell Institute
A. E. Woestemeyer
Lawrence Pta Council
C. G. Dawes
H. A. Stirnamen
O. H. Cooper
Oread High School
Indianapolis
Paradox and Proposal for Clean Taps in Wiretap Debates
The acting FBI director notes a dozen reporter and White House lines tapped since 1969 and discusses the paradox of criticizing White House methods without proposing alternatives. He urges restrained, focused tapping, a concept he calls a Clean Tap, to balance order with individual privacy. He cites Nixon era excesses, Kissinger disclosures, and the need for precise court and Attorney General authorization.
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FBI
Buckelshaus
White House
Nixon
National Security Council
Henry Kissinger
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Indiana
Justice _Department
Bangladesh
Tom Wicker
Lawrence School Psychologists Expand Roles in Cooperative Districts
Lawrence schools expand psychology staffing with Gretchen Boyd joining Robert Lowe as extra funding fills positions. A new cooperative agreement with six surrounding districts allows shared hiring of speech therapists and learning disabilities teachers while emphasizing schoolwide mental health and teamwork across teachers, parents, and community resources.
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Lawrence
Robert Lowe
Lowe
Gretchen Boyd
PTA
City and County Agency Meeting Schedules
City and county boards schedule monthly sessions across multiple departments. Examiners for electricalPlumbers and gas fitters meet on specific Mondays in City Hall rooms. Health boards meet on second Mondays at health offices. Various commissions review planning zoning and public hearings with set start times. Public sessions often include 6:30 p.m. lot splits and 7:30 p.m. hearings.
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Board of Electrical Examiners
First National Bank
Ninth
Massachusetts
Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health Board
Health Department
Seventh
New Hampshire
Lawrence-Douglas County Mental Health Board
Bert Nash
Fourth
Missouri
Board of Examiners
City Hall
Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission
Lawrence-Douglas
Board of Zoning Appeals
The
Human Relations Commission
Board of Building Code Appeals
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Phase III inflation attack tied to Nixon advisers
A Canadian economist, Dr. Pierre Rinfret, urges a mandatory program with a 15 percent income tax to curb inflation. He links White House aide John Connally and Nixon to pushes for aggressive controls and tighter Fed policy, opposing Shultz’s voluntary approach amid Watergate tensions.
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Pierre Rinfret
Nixon
White House
John B. Connally
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Rinfret
Peck
Shultz
Connally
Treasury
George Shultz
West Germany
Watergate
Phase Trix
Residents praise tornado sirens in Lawrence note
Pam Rolfe thanks local officials for installing tornado sirens that would wake people and guide them to safety. She says Lawrence needed protection and the sirens will provide reassurance to citizens. The letter is dated from Topeka, Kan.
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Lawrence
Pam Rolfe
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Solzhenitsyn
Stalin
Tim Frey
Harley Stock
USD 497
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Council of Economic Advisers
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