Governors Engage In Public Feud Over State Affairs
The Journal World notes Kansas Governor Bennett dismisses state AG Schneider's criticism as a breeze while Schneider derides Bennett as arrogant. It urges both to focus on duties, citing past appointments in the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and calls for closing the public dispute.
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Kansas
Robert Bennett
Curt Schneider
Bennett
Schneider
Richard Dewey
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Dewey
Highway Patrol
William Albott
Vern Miller
Attorney General
Miller
Kansas teachers warned against summer unemployment claims
Governor Bennett cautions about Kansas teachers on nine month pay schedules applying for federal unemployment during summer. He says some may be eligible but it harms the profession and may invite retaliation in future state aid discussions. Officials urge ethical restraint to prevent a few bad apples from harming all teachers.
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Kansas
Robert Bennett
Lawrence Area
Bennett
Music satire and songs from colonial America study
Washington musicologist Gillian Anderson, funded by a 20000 grant, compiled a 1000 page manuscript listing 1455 colonial songs 1773 to 1783. She leads Colonial Singers and Players who perform at major venues. many songs mix satire with strong politics and praise for Washington after the Revolution.
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Washington
Gillian Anderson
EPA edicts may force the issue on auto engines
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill for 100 percent fuel efficiency by 1985 while automakers seek a five year pause on emissions. GM touts limited improvements and cautions about higher standards, urging faster development of a so called Nader engine amid fuel and pollution goals. The piece warns of a potential birth control boom in car design.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Edmund Muskie
D-Me
Waterville
John Tunney
D-Calif
Sen
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Washington
Nader
Ralph Nader
Princeton
Ll.b
Harvard
General Motors
EPA
Letter on USD 497 teachers and local school funding
Marsha Goff of Lawrence defends good teachers while criticizing unprofessional conduct at a school board meeting. She supports higher teacher pay but opposes a new bond issue due to tax burdens from prior referendums and county bonds, urging board members to optimize already available funds.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Denny
Journal-World Story
Fense
Marsha Goff
Rt. 5
Lawrence World Journal masthead and subscriber rates
The Lawrence World Journal published daily except Sunday lists editor W C Simons era 1891 to 1952 and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail. Rates vary by location with nationwide mail option and Kansas region pricing, noting bureau and AP membership.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Ford sees Congress openly threatening U S foreign policy
President Ford warns that congressional limits on policy have reached danger levels. He cites the Turkish aid ban and a 76 senator letter backing Israel as key threats to his ability to steer U S strategy. The DMZ on the Korean peninsula looms as his next volatile issue.
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Washington
Turkey
Gerald R. Ford
U.S
Congress
Executive Branch
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Makarios
Cyprus
Ankara
Mr. Ford
Israel
Senate
North
South Korea
Light at end of tunnel is a neon sign
A satirical dialogue depicts postwar Vietnam era mock negotiations. US forces and Vietnam discuss light at tunnel exit as a neon sign reading Ho Chi Minh City, amid barter talk over military equipment and possible sales abroad. The piece ends with both sides returning to the tunnel seeking a better light.
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Washington
Ho Chi Minh City
Saigon
People’s Republic of Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Henry
Local theft arrests loom amid Memorial Day safety note
Two people were arrested for a $6,000 theft at Briman's Jewelry in Lawrence. The Memorial Day period saw mostly minor accidents and injuries in the area.
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Briman
Lawrence
Vietnam
Freedom
U.S
Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Southeast Asia
W.S. Shaw
Joe Hope
Frank Spurrier
J.E. Stephens
Virginia Brammer
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Bob and Curt
Phog Allen
Bob and
Curt
Topeka
America
Troy
N.Y
France
George Washington
Journal- World
Dolph Simons Sr
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey Leu Eller
Veee
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Middle East
Kissinger
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
South
Africa
Far East
George Melvin
Fred Ellsworth
Howard Engleman
Leah Kircher
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
E.G. Harter
Harrisonville
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