Lawrence Daily Journal World Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces editorial staff and publishing info. It notes The World Company operates at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas with various staff including editor and advertising manager. Subscription rates are listed for multiple delivery options across counties and states.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Ciueriwing
Dovelas
Kansas
Skyjack risk persists as security tightens a year after hijack
A year after the November 1972 hijacking of a Southern Airways jet, U S officials note ongoing security measures including searches and electronic screening. Since 1973 began, air terminal guards have seized thousands of weapons and dangerous items, underscoring that relaxation is not yet warranted.
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Southern Airways
U.S
Cuba
Kansas hunting etiquette and landowner permissions guide
Kansas hunters are urged to obtain landowner or tenant permission before hunting ducks pheasants quail and prairie chickens. Landowners may eject hunters or call a sheriff without permission. Written permission laws apply on posted land and near roads and railroads. The Hunter Ethics Award rewards youths who aid landowners and practice safety signaling strong etiquette.
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Kansas
Fred Warders
Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission of
Fish and Game Agency
Kelley Defends Vice Crime View and Energy Saving Tip
FBI Director Clarence Kelley argues there are no victimless crimes and vice harms society, while Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller supports regulation. The piece notes energy conservation tips from Amoco officials suggesting lower thermostats can save fuel during the energy crisis.
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Clarence M. Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas
Vern Miller
Kelley
Edward Leon Collins Dies in Eudora Car Crash
Obituary note reports 26 year old Edward Leon Collins of Eudora killed in a highway crash near Eudora on K-10.
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Edward Leon Collins
Eudora
Lawrence
Raymond Rice
Kansas Board of Law Review
Baker University
William Scarborough
Thermostat Down plan to cut energy use this winter
Officials urge citizens to set thermostats to 70 or below during the day and drop to 65 for eight hours at night to curb a forecast heating fuel shortage of up to 10 percent. Public cooperation could lessen the winter impact.
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Amoco Public Affairs Office
Shawnee Mission
Mass
6Th
Oil Embargo May Stir Slump
Leading economists warn the Middle East oil embargo will slow the economy and may trigger a recession. Gasoline and heating oil shortages loom, with regional disparities, factory closures, and rising unemployment expected as petrochemical supply tightens.
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New York
Seaboard
Alan Greenspan
Townsend-Greenspan, Inc
Regent Plan Aids Kansas Youths With Scholarships
Kansas Regents back a scholarship program to replace lower in-state tuition for graduates of Kansas high schools. The plan aims to curb revenue losses from out-of-state tuition after residency rules shifted. Regents consider unified fees for residents and nonresidents and waivers for Kansas graduates.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Max Bickford
James McCain
Kansas State University
Kansas University
Archie Dykes
McCain
Bickford
Legislative Research Department
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Coal Fired KPL Plant Here Gets Okay of the Majority
A survey of Douglas County residents near the Kansas Power and Light Lawrence Energy Center shows 80 percent of homes surveyed see no air pollution problem and 87 percent object to no expansion of coal units. The Sept 6 bus tour drew about 80 local attendees.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
Lawrence
KPL
Lawrence Energy Center
Pottawatomie County
New Electric Energy Center
Residents urge energy saving and safer island lighting
Letters cite fuel shortages and call for city action on lights while noting county cutbacks and a need for reflective islands on Iowa Street. Readers also challenge Rep Ran son and Gov Docking amid Watergate discussions, urging accountability and energy conservation.
Excelsior Springs Votes End To Free Christmas Parking
Excelsior Springs city council voted to end free metered and municipal parking for the Christmas shopping season. City Manager Robert Campbell cited meter revenue to pay parking bonds while City Counselor David Lodwick quipped about calling him Scrooge.
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Excelsior Springs
Robert Campbell
Scrooge
David Lodwick
Comedian Allen Sherman Dies at 49 in Los Angeles
Allen Sherman, the comedian known for the 1960s album My Son the Folk Singer and co creator of Ive Got a Secret, died Tuesday night in his Hollywood apartment from respiratory failure after treatment for emphysema asthma and obesity.
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Los Angeles
Allen Sherman
Sheriff's
Sherman
Hollywood
Mondale Speech At New Leader Anniversary Stirs Left
Walter Mondale headlined a New Leader anniversary event noted for anti Communist liberal leanings. Daniel Bell and other speakers challenged Cold War legacies while Mondale urged reforms and campaign finance changes amid mixed audience reactions.
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New York
Sen. Mondale
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Len Mondale
New York Times
The
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Common Cause
New Hampshire
Israel
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Sen. Jackson
Eudora District 491 Sells School Bonds
Eudora District 491 sold 20 year bonds for 690000 to Beecroft Cole and Co Topeka and Stern Brothers Co Kansas City Mo for Nottingham Primary School addition. The average annual interest rate of 4.76 percent was the lowest among four bids. Construction to start late spring or early summer and finish in about a year.
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Board of Education
Beecroft, Cole & Co
Topeka
Stern Brothers & Co
Kansas City
Nottingham
Beecroft and
Stern Brothers
Charles Hill
Hill
Weather Forecast for Northeast Kansas
Fair tonight in the northeast with temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. Partly cloudy Thursday with a little warmer highs in the low to mid 50s. Winds southerly at 5 to 12 mph tonight.
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Kansas
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