Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and basic masthead
Lawrence Daily Journal World records editor in chief Dolph Simons Sr and editor Ralph Gage with staff roles listed. The 1854 establishment and 1891 to 1952 publication span are noted for The World Company based in Lawrence Kansas with contact details.
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Sphagusconeada Cabentella
Dolph Simons SR
Dolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
Bureaucratic rifts hinder unified approach to teen heroin problem
Washington briefing on drug abuse policy exposes clashes between DEA administrator John Bartels Sr and Dr. Robert DuPont over school urinalysis, age focus, and program unity. Critics warn lack of coordination wastes government resources and undermines effective prevention efforts.
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Washington
Drug Enforcement Administration
Justice Department Bureau
John R. Bartels Sr
DEA
Robert L. DuPont
White House
Special Action Office For Drug Abuse Prevention
Bartels
Southeast Asia
du Pont
Bar‘tels
Bartels-Du Pont
Business Heads Copping Out in 1970s Executive Exodus
New York AP reports that top corporate presidents quit at a high rate as the 1970s environment grows complex and hostile. Dr. Eugene Jennings cites a nearly four of 20 resignation rate from 1971 to 1973, with many forced out and stock market pressures altering investor expectations.
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New York
Jennings
Michigan State University
Society questions heroes as stars rise in a changing culture
The piece argues that modern fame by stars like Namath Chamberlain and Sonny and Cher has eroded public virtue. It notes fans paying $45,300 to see Bones in a routine show reflect the shift from everyday good examples to celebrity privilege. It asserts the system remains sound because most people stay basically decent despite prosperity and power.
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Joe Namath
Wilt Chamberidlain
Sonny and Cher
Sonny and
Cher
Lawrence
Reflections on American resilience after national crises
The speaker notes that the United States lost early confidence after Kennedy and King assassinations, the Pentagon Papers, Watergate, and Agnew. Yet the nation avoided collapse as Americans continued to live orderly, responsible lives despite a popular sense of take-it-and-run.
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America
John Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Robert Kennedy
Pentagon
One-inch Rain Eases Drought. Kansas, Gov Race Hints
A light rain dampens drought in the region with more predicted overnight. Douglas County seeks federal disaster declaration while U.S. Rep. Robert Ellsworth remains in the race for a new term in the U.S. House. Kansas beats George Washington 12 0. Homecoming Queen Marilyn Ringler and attendants are named. In Topeka Tom Boyd and Roland Finney are bound over on charges related to stolen bonds. Delta Zeta tops sororities and Delta Sigma Lambda leads men in academics. Prayer notes global fellowship.
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Topeka
Tom Boyd
Roland Finney
Delta Zeta
Delta Sigma Lambda
Choice of Ford as Vice President Calms Gop Rebels
The selection of Gerald Ford over other options calmed a restless Republican Party after Nixon's failing odds. Party leaders and lawmakers including Barber Conable and Barry Goldwater showed relief that Ford would endure the 1976 clampdown while avoiding a divisive confirmation fight.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Nixon
Republican House
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Ford
Capitol Hill
Barber Conable
New York
House Gop
Conable
Upstate
Gerry Ford
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Connally
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Agnew
Melvin R. Laird
Bryce Harlow
Senate
House
Camp David
Mr. Nixon
Rockefeller
Reps
Trent
Congress
Reagan
State Judicial Plan Rated As Strictest in the Nation
Kansas Chief Justice Harold R. Fatzer presented remarks at the 1973 state judicial conference praising a new Code of Judicial Conduct as the strictest ethics code in the nation. He described its goal of perfection, its potential to shape public trust, and two key canons requiring disqualification for any personal interest and extending conduct beyond courtroom proprieties.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Harold R. Fatzer
State Supreme Court
Fatzer
Dropouts in Kansas City District Hit 16.2 Percent
Nearly one in six high school students in the Kansas City School District dropped out last year. The rate rose from 15.2 percent the previous year and 8.2 percent a decade earlier, totaling 3 054 dropouts among 18 883 high school enrollees and 195 among 8 488 junior high students.
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Kansas City
Letters on city traffic and airport plans spark debate
Letters criticize stop lights at 19th and Iowa for winter icing and congestion on 15th and 28rd streets. Readers question airport expansion and jet service versus road travel, urging focus on education and local transit needs. Mary Ann Kieffer, 2916 Santa Fe, and Mrs. Scott Henderson, 3323 Iowa, sign.
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City Commission
19Th
Iowa
15Th
Iowa Street
Scott Henderson
U. S
Lawrence
Mary Ann Kieffer
Santa Fe
Open lunch hour debate at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School students discuss extending open lunch to sophomores and juniors. Opinions vary with juniors and sophomores citing traffic, discipline, and fairness while others warn of crowding and parking issues.
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Sam Carroll
David R. Carroll
Delores Walker
Howard Walker
Rick Logan
Richard Logan
Four Kansas Cities Named As Bicentennial Locations
Four Kansas cities Topeka Wichita Junction City and Fort Scott were designated bicentennial cities by the national American Revolution Bicentennial Commission. Kansas projects include Freedom Park and a national military museum at Ft Riley and a Kansas State Arboretum near Milford for state support.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Junction City
Fort Scott
John M. Taylor II
Taylor
Kansas City
Arkansas City
The
Kansas Historical Society
State Commission
Freedom Park
National Military Museum
Ft. Riley
Ft. Scott
C. S. Park Service
Rock Springs
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Eugene Jennings
Old Home Town
Douglas County
U.S
Robert Ellsworth
U.S. House
George Washington
Marilyn Ringler
Lawrence High
Jean Denny
Ann Spears
Paul Erhart
Don Norvell
Bob Moore
Barbara Ann Burkhalter of
Christ
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Duce
Maryland
John B. Connally
Lott
Mississippi
Robert Bauman
Warren Burger
Fatzi
Dropouts High Inc.c. District
Journal-World
W. J. Randall
Lawrence Airport
O.K
Young Ideas
Lawrence High School
Larry Lindell
Elmer Lindell
Learnard
Lindell
Stevenson
Marquita Stevenson
Andrea Stevenson
Terry Bowen
Helen Bowen
Tenn
Bowen
Walker
Logan
Kansas Cities
Kansas State Arboretum
Milford Reservoir
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