Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and publishing details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World issues include editors Dolph Simons Sr and Jr, editor Ye reeoeit, president publisher and Foxecutive Editor roles. The paper, published daily except Sunday by The World Company, lists address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and telephone 848 1000. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and location, with prices ranging from 12.42 to 320 per year. The publication is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Wees
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Journal-World Editorial Pledge
The Journal-World commits to accurate fair news reporting and separation from opinion. It pledges to safeguard citizens rights, support disadvantaged groups, expose dishonesty in public affairs, and back projects that improve the community.
Parents Day at Kansas University reflections on parental effort
The piece notes Parents Day at Kansas University as a moment to recognize the sacrifices and dedication of parents. It suggests that both good and bad parental choices may be re evaluated by children as they grow older and gain perspective. It foresees growing respect over time.
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Kansas University
Mom
Dad
John
Mary
Auto Emission Rules Debate Sparks Health Worries
Detroit editor John S Knight notes federal action requiring catalytic converters from 1975 autos draws mixed expert views. Some praise reduced emissions others warn of sulphuric acid mists and health risks. Critics say costs rise about 150 dollars with unclear effectiveness and possible danger to public health. A separate California study finds no link between coffee and heart attacks, challenging earlier reports linking higher risk to greater consumption.
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John S. Knight
Detroit Free Press
Knight
General Motors
Chrysler
Coffee and heart attack risk in Kaiser study
The Kaiser Permanente study in Oakland followed 464 men who had a health checkup between 1964 and 1970 and later suffered a first heart attack. Heavy coffee drinkers showed a strong link to cigarette smoking, with 34 percent of smokers drinking more than six cups daily. The researchers cautioned that traits linked to coffee use may drive risk, not coffee itself, and urged moderation.
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California
Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program
Perons
Boston
Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center
Oakland
Calif
Journal of the American
Kaiser- Permanente
Turnaround Masters Aim To Restore Fading Firms
In New York AP reports the rise of turnaround managers hired to revive distressed companies. Experts like Eugene Jennings caution they face a 50 50 success rate and must secure a clear mandate, avoid system bias, measure beyond finance, and focus on key people and areas.
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New York
Eugene Jennings
Edward Gelsthorpe
Gillette
Edward Carlson
United Air Lines
William Seawell
Pan American World Airways
T. A. Wilson
Boeing
Elmer Nicholson
CNA Corp
Jennings
Kansas university bids for top faculty amid pay gap
A retrospective item notes 1968 talks by KU Chancellor Clarke Wescoe and K State President James McCain urging significant pay boosts to attract and retain faculty amid disparities with Big Ten schools. Mentions a 1964 plan to build a 52 unit luxury motor hotel at 2222 Iowa by Sands Hotel Inn Inc.
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Clarke Wescoe
James McCain
Kansas
Big Ten
Firebird Club
Iowa
Sands Hotel Inn, Inc
Government Edict Sought for Child Bicycle Safety
A columnist rails against early bicycle regulations while praising a Consumer Product Safety Commission warning on tricycles. He mocks the idea of a crackdown, proposes surreal cures like adding extra wheels and a motor, and condemns skates and skis. The piece satirically questions budget adequacy and public safety priorities.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
Congress
Judiciary Agency Becomes Snarling Partisan Cockpit
Washington report says House Judiciary Committee has turned into a partisan battlefield over Nixon impeachment. Chairman Rodino faces pressure from fire eaters and left liberals as Republicans like Railsback defend the President. The conflict centers on subpoenas and broader probes into Cambodia bombing and welfare funds.
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Judiciary
Washington
House
House Files
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Rodino
Jerome Waldie
California
John Seiberling
Ohio
Robert Drinan
Massachusetts
Mr. Nixon
Cambodia
Albert
Robert Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
Don Edwards
White House
Thomas Railsback
Illinois
Railsback
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Hutchinson
Charles Wiggins
Tom Railsback
Congress
Donnybrook
Richard M. Nixon
IRA Escapees Sought as Dublin Prison Break Echoes
British troops questioned 15 IRA sympathizers in Belfast seeking a lead to recapture three fugitives Seamus Twomey Kevin Mallon and Joe O Hagan who escaped from Montjoy prison in Dublin by helicopter. One suspect released after questioning. Forbes balloon flight ends in Indiana field as he aims further east for fun.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
IRA
Provisional
Seamus Twomey
Belast
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation and Nixon Credibility Debate
A bus dialogue questions President Nixon’s Thanksgiving Day proclamation and his credibility. The discussion weighs executive privilege, legality, and potential political motives amid Watergate concerns, ending with cautious support for backing the president.
Congressman fears Nixon may try military coup
California Rep. Fortney Stark warned Nixon could attempt a military takeover rather than leave office. He said officers would likely refuse to back such a move. A White House spokesman dismissed the notion as ridiculous. In Kansas, Gov. Docking proclaimed November 4–10 as Kansas Savings and Loan Association Week.
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Nixon
Alameda
Calif
California
Rep
Tney H. Stark
D-Calif
Florida White House
Topeka
Kansas Savings and Loan Association
Robert Docking
Ksll Education and Public Relations Committee
Three Kansas Counties Added to Disaster Funds List
Topeka Kansas Gov Robert Docking announced that Chase Cloud and Republic counties are now eligible for federal disaster funds to restore damaged public facilities following a recent event. The action expands eligibility for federal assistance.
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Topeka
Kan
Chase, Cloud
Republic Counties
Robert Docking
Black Woman Heads Social Security Office in Kansas City
Mrs. John Eason becomes the first woman and first Black head of the Social Security district office in Kansas City Kansas. A 20 year SSA employee promoted from administrative assistant after earning a merit award for a housing referral service benefiting about 2500 local employees. She is a Pittsburg State College graduate. her husband is Lincoln Junior High principal.
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Kansas City, Kan
John Eason
Social Security Addaa
Eason
Social Security Administration
Pittsburg State College
Lincoln Junior High School
Kansas City
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