Lawrence Daily Journal World front and masthead 1973
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes its Wednesday evening edition dated October 31 1973. It lists staff positions including editor Dolph Simons Sr and publisher president and notes the paper is published in Lawrence Kansas with circulation and mailing details.
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Istesee
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Simons SR
Jaark
Leo Eller
Agnew Faces Heavy Legal Bill and Grim Future
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew faces a mounting financial burden including up to 200000 in legal fees from two firms for bribery and conspiracy cases. Unpaid 1967 taxes total 13551 plus penalties, with possible back taxes on about 100000 of illicit income. Maryland state taxes, IRS negotiations, and potential tax court costs could push the total to 400000 or more, eroding his net worth of 198000.
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Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Justice Department
Agnew
Baltimore County
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Nation in a bad mood as costs rise and growth slows
The article notes U.S. Steel's third quarter net income of 87.3 million on 1.8 billion sales, while warning that price controls hinder price realignment. It surveys broad economic distress, with high inflation, housing rates, joblessness near 5 percent, and rising consumer prices in the UOE and OECD countries.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Steel
Hope Award Honors Top KU Educators In Nomination Round
Students nominate finalists Edward McBride Jess McNish Lee Young Charles Sidman and David Quadagno for the Hope Award at KU. Reaching finals is a victory and a mark of pride for outstanding progressive educators honored by senior class voters.
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Kansas University
Archie Dykes
Spe
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Edward McBride
Jess McNish
Lee Young
Charles Sidman
David Quadagno
D-Day funds fall short as Lawrence fund drive ends early
Old Home Town notes from 1963 report Lawrence United Fund raised 62000 toward a 72900 goal with plans for an extension. Also noted: a 300 pound deer on the Kansas Turnpike near Lawrence during rutting season and Halloween chilly night with 40s temperatures and brisk winds.
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Lawrence
Colorado
Frank Preyer Jr
Burns
First Christian Church
Milton Sippel
Lee Sorey
Charles Richard
Seth Slaughter
Harold Barr
Warren Hills
Nixon era detente doubted as U S grows weaker
The author questions the claimed detente gains after Nixon's 1970s Soviet outreach. He argues Moscow still pressures through threats in the Middle East and across its empire, suggesting U S military strength wanes and asking what Israel would rely on in future crises if the trend continues. He urges a Senate inquiry with military chiefs about American response capability.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
Cuba
Nixon
Mideast
Israel
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chiefs of Staff
Nixon surrounded by critics as press and Congress close in
Military historian Sampson portrays Nixon as trapped by Congress and the press. He cites impounded funds, repeated vetoes, and mutinies in the Justice Department as signs of a failing defense. Nixon allegedly clings to executive immunity while planning a late push before Christmas.
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Congress
Nixon
Southerwaite Sampson
White House
Justice Department
Senate Watergate Committee
High Command
Fifth Justice Department
Concannon weighs 1974 KS governor bid amid GOP splits
Don Concannon, Hugoton attorney and former Kansas GOP chairman, says he is near declaring a 1974 bid for governor and expects some party opposition. He predicts Gov. Docking and Atty. Gen. Miller remain strong, favors Docking as governor and Miller as Senate candidate, and outlines a reform platform including an ombudsman office and cost cutting bonuses.
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GOP
Robert Docking
Vern Miller
Docking
Miller
Hugoton
Concannon
U.S. Senate
Steven County
Cox Named Visiting Cambridge Professor of American History
Archibald Cox, former Watergate special prosecutor, was named a visiting professor at Cambridge University. He will hold Pitt Professor of American History and Institutions for the next academic year starting October, delivering at least one lecture in Cambridge. The appointment was decided well in advance.
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Cambridge
England
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cambridge University
University
Cox
Pitt
Har
Motivation Called Key to Education by Miss Van Derbur
Former Miss America Marilyn Van Derbur told Kansas educators that motivation should be a classroom course. She cited examples from Kennedy and Babe Ruth to show how belief can turn failure into success, urging teachers to inspire students beyond their limits.
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Topeka
Marilyn van Derbur
Kansas
United School Administrators of Kansas
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Babe, Ruth
Nixon relies on nonpolitical aides amid Watergate crisis
The article argues President Nixon sought counsel from loyal nonpolitical technicians like Alexander Haig and Ron Ziegler rather than Republican politicians or senior staff. It contends this imbalance bred pessimism about his political rehabilitation, noting Wright Buzhardt Garment and others offered limited political insight. It cites missed input from Melvin Laird Bryce Harlow and William Timmons and highlights lack of broader consultation prior to the Cox tapes decision.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Alexander Haig
Ron Ziegler
Haig
Ziegler
White House
Charles Alan Wright
University of Texas
Wright
Fred Buzhardt
Leonard Garment
Archibald Cox
H. R. Haldeman
Army
Garment
Buzhardt
West Point
South
Oval Office
Melvin R. Laird
Bryce Harlow
William Timmons
Laird
Cox
Harlow
Timmons
John Rhodes
Arizona
Gerald Ford
House
Haldeman
William Ruckelshaus
FBI
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