Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and publication details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff including Dolph Simons Sr editor and Dolph Simons Jr president publisher Bill Mayer executive editor Ralph Gage and Jack Starke managing editor along with advertising and financial staff. The paper is published daily except Sunday from Lawrence Kansas with established history dating back to 1854 and is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation. The edition date is Tuesday Evening October 23 1973.
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Dolph Simons
Sri Wrrees
Dolph CG. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starke
Leo Eller
Douglas
Kansas
Sreater Kansas City
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Leaves Fall at Oak Hill Sealing End of Season and Life
A graveside service at Oak Hill Cemetery ends with leaves drifting from an ancient oak as the casket is lowered. The writer reflects on life, death, and the need for U.S. energy independence amid Arab oil embargo talk, urging conservation and self sufficiency.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Oak Hill
U N Day Reflects on Stormy World and Mideast Conflict
The United Nations Day observance at the Kansas Union centers on global turmoil, highlighting the UN role amid new Arab Israeli hostilities. Prof. John Waterbury was chosen as speaker to discuss the Middle East conflict and its impact on international cooperation.
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U.N
Kansas Union
Mid-east
John Waterbury
American Universities
Mideast
Women Rising To Challenge in Corporate Life
In New York AP report described shifting attitudes as Atlas Van Lines survey shows about a quarter of firms face reluctance to intercity transfers. Families often stay together through uproots while emancipated housewives resist centralized control, prompting discussion by the American Management Association and author Dr. Robert Seidenberg.
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New York
America
Atlas van Lines
American Management Association
Robert Seidenberg
U N Day Plans Stir Discussion On Peace and Agnew Fallout
A U N Day focus frames a timely meeting as calls for cease fire surface two days before observance. The piece also analyzes the Agnew scandal, contrasting conservative ideals with public accountability and urging renewed commitment to core principles amid political turmoil.
U S Senate approves amendment for KU construction plan
The Senate passes an amended 1.9 billion college construction bill that could speed Lawrence Kansas projects at KU. Rain adds moisture in Lawrence with frost risk upcoming.
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U.S. Senate
Lawrence
Bible Message Prayer for Humility and Service
Today’s message thanks God for strength and presence. It asks help to remove spiritual hindrances and to serve others with joy hope and humility in daily life and fellowship. Amen.
Letters to the Editor and Bureaucratic Snarls
In a letter, Charles Lacey accuses the oil market and calls for anti Israel sentiment, while Mrs. Crawford criticizes slow city response to sewage failures. The second piece details repeated sewage lift station malfunctions in Centenial Park and Meadowbrook, with delayed repairs and ongoing complaints to the Health Department.
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Health Department
Centenial Park
Meadowbrook
Michael H. Crawford
Cornish Square
Graveyard of Syrian Armor Demonstrates Air Supremacy Overland Battle
On the Golan frontier Israeli air power blunted a Syrian armored offensive despite heavy Soviet T series tanks. Israeli armor then routed the Syrians as SAM-6 missiles limited freedom in the air, leaving a barren graveyard on the aged ceasefire line.
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Golan Heights
Galilee
Israel
Suez Canal
Impeachment Call Over President’s Actions
Mr and Mrs Lynn Weis of 734 Ark urge impeachment for the president citing disregard for Congress and the judiciary, urging decisive action to stop the alleged abuses of power.
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Journal-World
Congress
Lynn Weis
Ark
Richardson and Cox Targeted as Nixon Ends Investigation
Stephen Glassman writes that Nixon's move undermines confidence in the Justice Department by removing Cox and Richardson, central figures in the impartial inquiry, signaling a political blow to public trust.
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Richardson
Justice Department
Nixon
Cox
Stephen Glassman
Tenn
Impeachment Call From Republican Voter John B. Jones
A Republican constituent urges senators and a representative to consider impeachment proceedings against President Nixon. He argues impeachment may harm the economy and reputation but is necessary to restore faith in government. He asks citizens to write to officials to express strong national sentiment.
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Nixon
John B. Jones
Murrow
City explores newspaper recycling with Kansas Fibreboard
Kansas Fibreboard Inc plans to ask the Lawrence City Commission to help collect newspapers for recycling. President Stephen Hill foresees a profitable plan with a new cardboard making machine consuming 110 tons of newsprint daily. Some officials support studying the idea, while others cite costs and separation issues.
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Kansas Fibreboard Inc
Lawrence City Commission
Stephen Hill
Commission
Don Purdy
Hill
Kansas Fibreboard
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
Wichita
Richard Scudder
Garden State Paper Co
Garfield N.J
Journal-World
Journal- World
Kansas
John Emick
Emick
Kansas University
Where to Write As a Reader Service Addresses for Lawrence Officials
Reader service provides a list of addresses for federal state county city and school elected officials in Lawrence. It includes U S Senators James Pearson and Robert Dole with Washington D C offices and House members Larry Winn Jr Arden Booth John Vogel Mike Glover Lloyd Buzzi. City leaders Mayor Nancy Hambleton and others with street addresses cover council members Barkley Clark Fred Pence Gary Condra and more.
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Lawrence
Nancy Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Jack Rose
Bellerive Circle
John Emick
W. Sixth
Barkley Clark
Crescent Rd
Fred Pence
E. 15Th
Balloonist Drops In on Kansas Farm
Cross-country balloonist Malcolm Forbes landed his hot-air craft Monday evening about eight miles east of the geographic center of the continental United States near Smith Center Kansas. Forbes traveling from Coos Bay Oregon left North Platte Nebraska Monday morning and planned to land at Grand Island Nebraska but drifted south to the Melvin Shipley farm forty miles west of Esbon Kansas just below the Nebraska line. The 54 year old Forbes editor of Forbes Magazine resumed his trip Monday after a weekend business trip to New York.
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Smith Center
Kan
Malcolm Forbes
Continental
United States
Forbes
Coos Bay
Ore
North Platte
Neb
Grand Island
Melvin Shipley
Esbow
Nebraska
Forbes Magazine
New York
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Paper Stock Conservation Committee
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Madison, Wis
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Sixth
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Sen
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