Lawrence Daily Journal World historical masthead note
Lawrence Daily Journal World established in 1854 with editor C. Simons serving 1891 to 1952. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company from Lawrence Kansas.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1972
Page
2
Lawrence Daily Journal World established in 1854 with editor C. Simons serving 1891 to 1952. Published daily except Sunday by The World Company from Lawrence Kansas.
The article explains aquaculture as a growing solution to food supply as natural yields wane. It notes Japan as a leading fish farmer with shellfish and tuna, and describes hanging culture methods and seaweed farming. It also highlights Howard Hughes mining the ocean floor and urges focusing on ocean resources over space.
The Eagle Grove Eagle cites a Texas college piece noting a marijuana possession conviction can revoke voting rights, gun ownership, public office eligibility, and licensing prospects across many professions. It highlights broad, but state dependent, consequences for the young offender and urges consideration of these limits in drug abuse cases.
New York AP reports the trading stamp industry plans a comeback with innovations in distribution. Industry leaders Curtis Carlson and Irving Axelrod forecast widespread revival, including manufacturer imprinted points and redemption centers, aiming for high volume and broader retailer cooperation.
A 21 year old former Evanston resident asks U S District Court to move his birth date forward one hour to July 21 and shift from central to daylight saving time arguing Chicago had a DST ordinance at his birth in 1951 He claims this would change his draft lottery number from 120 to 356 raising questions about similar suits.
After a near perfect weekend, drizzle and freezing temperatures iced streets and caused Christmas display fuses to blow. Repairs restored lighting for the next night as the Lawrence United Fund extends a second week with $4 500 still short of the 68 000 goal.
The piece critiques Germaine Greer and her feminism while noting Scott Foresman and Company guidelines to remove sexist language in textbooks. It cites jokes and examples of gendered phrases and argues publishers resist changing traditional language.
Congressional Republicans express resentment at Nixon's aloof Camp David sessions and lack of consultation on a still unfinished executive reorganization plan. Critics warn of a potential clash on Capitol Hill as Democrats hold the new Congress while White House aides remain unavailable for strategy talks.
Margaret Truman cites Winston Churchill telling Harry S. Truman in 1953 that he had underestimated him on becoming president in 1945. Churchill praised Truman as saving Western civilization and recalled a White House visit during Truman’s final weeks in office with a stag dinner and a joking trial by jury line about atomic bombs.
Two Maryland physicians report in JAMA that delays by patients worsen heart attack outcomes. In Montgomery County 1969 data show 155 of 257 heart death victims received no definitive care, due to recognition denial and late arrival. They urge public education and 24 hour cardiac diagnostic centers nationwide.
Cincinnati report says alcoholism drug dependence and other psychiatric disorders among physicians exist and risk public accountability. AMA council urges graduated guidelines model law licensing action and education for medical students and trainees to address occupational hazards and encourage treatment.
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