Lawrence Daily Journal World Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with editors and staff including Dolph Simons Sr and Jr The paper dates back to 1854 with current rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions across Kansas Missouri and nationwide.
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New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
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Douglas
Kansas Counties
Kansas City
United States
Journal-World Stands For Saturday Evening Edition
A brief statement of journalistic principles published for the Saturday evening edition dated October 6, 1973. It proclaims commitment to accurate reporting, separation of opinion and news, equal rights, sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposing public dishonesty, and supporting community improvements.
Eminent domain and a boarded Firebird Club condemned as nuisance
The editorial argues eminent domain must be restrained but justifies condemning the former Firebird Club on South Iowa Street as a public nuisance to protect passers by and neighboring properties. It cites dilapidation, broken windows, weeds, and neglect as reasons for immediate action. It also warns against overzealous ecology rhetoric impacting the economy.
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Iowa Street
Twenty-Third Street
Capital Crime Highlights Brutality Across Cities
The piece cites three recent cases from Boston and Topeka as examples of violence harming victims and communities. It notes a young woman burned after gasoline was poured on her, a 65-year-old fisherman killed by hoodlums, and a suspect in New York murder killed after a highway patrol pursuit.
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Boston
Kansas
Topeka
New York
Why Market May Rise
New York AP outlines dozen theories why the market could rebound next year. The piece notes lower p-e ratios this year, institutions shifting trades, and a potential $350 million IBM antitrust fine as a key risk factor.
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Standard & Poor
IBM
Debating Capital Punishment in Vicious Crimes
The passage argues for capital punishment in certain vicious crimes while acknowledging sympathy for victims. It contrasts public reaction to killers with defense of rights and questions whether the law should coddle offenders, stressing the law’s primary role to protect society and uphold justice.
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Topeka
Boston
Kansas
Federal grant eyed for study of retard ed children behavior
KU may receive about 2 million dollars in federal funds to support a research program on communication behavior of retarded children, as reported in old hometown notes from 1963. The city also set a new heat record of 94 degrees during a prolonged drought and the United Fund drive neared its goal of 72 900 with contributions over 7 000.
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United States
East River
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United Nations Seen Failing to Live Up to Hopes at 28th Birthday
A columnist criticizes the United Nations for expanding membership, rising costs, and political biases. He notes U N budget influence by a few, reductions in global engagement, and stalled efforts against hijackings and colonial issues, calling for a renewed approach.
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United Nations
Democrats in Dilemma Over Whom to Back in Watergate Turmoil
In Washington Democrats debate whom to support amid Nixon and Agnew tensions. McNulty weighs leaning toward Agnew while fearing fallout from Justice Department actions and Watergate disclosures. He acknowledges the dilemma of an indicted vice president and party loyalties.
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United States
Department of Justice
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Agnew
Nixon
White House
Justice Department
California
Atty. Gen. Richardson
Baltimore County
Petersen
Republican Party
Kiss Me Kate at University Theater Delights Fans
KU and the Arts presents Kiss Me Kate with Porter lyrics. Dean Russell Terry Harris and Mary Margaret House deliver strong singing voices as Rory Callison leads a lively opening number. Tom Rea directs a glitzy, colorful production with ambitious costumes and dynamic lighting.
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Cole Porter
University Theater
Wunderbach
Porter
Dean Russell
Terry Harris
Mary Margaret House
Tom Rea
Duck Season Opens Amid Muddy Roads and High Water
Muddy roads and high water hinder opening day duck hunting in Kansas as flocks move into the Cheyenne Bottoms. Boats are needed to reach blinds due to flooding. Separate note: the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission set higher prices for live and slaughter buffalo next year with adults at 350 and 225 respectively.
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Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Wichita, Kan
Agnew Attack Deepens Nixon-Affair Strain, W watchers say
The reported private and public assaults on Petersen point to a broader fight between Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon. Nixon rebuffed Agnew’s private plea to force Petersen from the Gullotte inquiry, while aides traveled to Goldwater’s Phoenix home seeking support. Suspicions mount of White House involvement to pressure Agnew loyalists and shape GOP stance.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Henry Petersen
Richard M. Nixon
Agnew
Petersen
Nixon
Los Angeles
White House
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Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Bryce Harlow
Fred J. Buxhardt, Jr
Harlow
Buxhardt
House of Agnew
House of Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Senate
Hugh Scott
Public transport plea and cross country thanks letter
A Journal-World reader echoes calls for Lawrence to improve public transportation near Haskell and thanks students, cheerleaders, and the cross country team manager for support at the Lawrence Invitational.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Avison
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