Lawrence Daily Journal-World Profiles Dolph Simons
Lawrence Daily Journal World notes editor Dolph C Simons longtime publisher Bill Mayer and staff at The World Company. It lists staff roles and rates, with a Friday evening date of November 30 1973. It confirms publication details from Lawrence Kansas.
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Lights Return Brightens Lawrence Christmas Corridor
Downtown merchants voted to switch on modest lights along 245 trees on Massachusetts Street. The tiny bulbs use little energy, potentially less than two average households daily, and replacing a single store light helps cut overall power use while spreading Christmas spirit. The move supports coal-based local energy and boosts goodwill in a troubled year.
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Lawrence United Fund tops goal amid long time overtime
The Lawrence United Fund led by Dr. David Hiebert surpassed its $179 850 goal on the 23rd overtime day, with workers and leaders credited for a hard fought victory boosting community pride. The piece also critiques energy policy and congressional travel costs, calling for accountability and prudent leadership.
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Dollar Regains Old Stature in Market Move
The dollar strengthens against major currencies as U.S. inflation trails Europe and Japan. A U.S. trade surplus, rising foreign investment in American stocks, and oil cuts influence this shift, potentially lifting tourists, stocks, and domestic borrowers.
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Energy crisis tested by voluntary measures start now
Few who have endured mandatory rationing note its drawbacks and favor voluntary action to handle shortages. The author urges leaders to set an admirable pace as the test of voluntary sacrifice unfolds for gasoline tires sugar and other commodities.
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Thanksgiving Day Calm and Town Brightens for Holidays
The town reports few minor traffic mishaps after Thanksgiving with no serious injuries. The Kan sas-Missouri football game drew a near perfect day and a likely bowl bid. Cape Canaveral renamed Cape Kennedy in honor of a slain president. Louis Harshfield died from injuries in a Thanksgiving Day auto crash. Bud Wilkinson named Big Seven coach of the year as Oklahoma clinched the league title. Ernest Pontius led a large community rally while Lawrence High beat Ottawa 19 to 6 for the state championship.
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Shortsightedness in Use of Oil Weapon in Middle East
Kuwait leaders say oil as a weapon pressures Western policy as Arab output should be limited to preserve reserves. Saudis expect gradual production rise to 20 million bpd by 1980, funding petrochemicals while avoiding depletion. The piece argues U S officials misread Arab leverage since 1967 and warns oil power will reshape settlement dynamics.
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Cooperation editorials and the ecology energy debate
A reader rebuts the Journal-World stance on ecology and energy, arguing industry and government ignore conservation, cites Roosevelt era conservation, and urges development of clean energy. The writer discusses nuclear, fusion, solar options and notes Skylab reporting on thermonuclear fusion and its waste disposal issue.
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Royals Need New Carpet
Kansas City columnist notes the Royals’ Tartan Turf at the Har ry S. Truman Sports Complex is worn and faulty. George Toma, famed for stadium turf, urges a full replacement after a costly first installation funded by taxpayers.
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Reader Letter Critiques Gun Legislation Editorial Tone
George R. Pisani from Lake Street questions the recent gun policy editorial. He argues the piece misuses statistics on deaths and home defense and fails to connect firearm injuries to broader factors, urging clearer definitions of Saturday Night Specials and criticizing the Madison Avenue style of the study.
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Osawatomie wins 3A title inspired by KU signee Rick Stephens
Rick Stephens, bound for Kansas University as a fullback, died in an electrical accident days before graduation. Osawatomie coach Bill Freeman said Stephens was the team’s 25th member on the way to the Kansas Class 3A championship, a victory they dedicated to him as motivation.
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Policy to Set Reuse Rules for KU Facilities
Kansas University's events committee will draft a policy on non university use of KU facilities. The Lawrence Kennel Club's request to hold its 19th annual dog show in Allen Fieldhouse on May 11 conflicts with flooring work May 1 through Sept 1.
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Help Wanted for Volunteers in Community Projects
How to Help a Neighbor Volunteer Clearing House lists community needs for volunteers. Call 841-5059 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. weekdays to help. This week seeks a carpenter for minor repairs an on call and regular drivers for agencies teacher aides a housing rehab coordinator and a basketball coach for 5th 6th graders after school and Saturdays.
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