Lawrence Daily Journal World front page notices Sept 4 1973
Tuesday evening issue lists staff roles at The World Company and publishing details. It notes editions for Lawrence Kansas with subscription rates and service areas across Douglas county and surrounding regions.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
Mafl
United States
Cholera Fears Rise in Italy and Polio Outbreaks Hint at US Risk
The piece contrasts historic epidemics with current fears as cholera hits parts of Italy and polio resurges in the United States. It warns of vaccine shortages, urges prudent action, and urges management and labor to cooperate. It also notes Labor Day 1973 passed with discord and calls for a cooperative new year starting in September to curb shortages and inflation.
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Europe
Asia
Italy
United States
America
Salvaged Lumber From California Fires Drives Forest Reuse
Logging crews extract scorched timber from Stanislaus National Forest as fires that burned 17 000 acres leave salvageable wood. Bevan notes up to 90 percent of killed trees can yield commercial lumber if removed quickly. Salvage sales by the U S Forest Service allow private firms to study and market the burned timber.
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Sonora
Calif
California
Lumber Company
Mark Bevan
Fibreboard Corp
Bevan
Stanislaus National Forest
Sierra Foothills
U.S. Forest Service
Daylight Time Debate and College Aid Split
Early risers call for DST reform with an Oct 28 end date after a late April start. The piece notes May August benefits but October drawbacks and urges Congress to act in 1974. It contrasts financing education for college bound youth, detailing loans and grants for wealthy, poor, and needy students.
College costs rise as families face aid limits and work
The piece notes growing college costs outpacing inflation, with families earning 10 000 to 20 000 dollars a year needing aid or work to send students to school. It cites 2000 to 4000 dollar annual strains per student and mentions private schools increasing costs three to fourfold over five to six years. It also previews three items on the Buckley letter file including Latvia Soviet ties and Joe McCarthy signals.
Old Home Town News Sees Record Elementary Attendance
First day elementary enrollment hits 3575 up from 3371 last year. Lawrence High 1422 up from 1264. Central Junior High 817 West Junior High 603. Rainfall 0.24 inch. Dove season expected to improve over 1962.
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Lawrence High
Central Junior High
West Junior High
Berlin's Wall Remains Grim Reminder of Cold War Tragedies
Berlin's division stands as a stark symbol of a world split by a concrete barrier. The wall, checkpoints, and ruined East Berlin contrast with West Berlin's freedom and booming economy, underscoring lasting tensions between the two Germanys and the broader free versus communist blocs.
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Berlin
China
Charlie
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
John F. Kennedy
Wall
Germany
West Germany
Brandt
Western Europe
Alot
East Germany
Did Nixon Probe Actually Exist
Washington reports that a March 21 presidential order to investigate Watergate did not exist and the only related action was a March 28 request relayed by John Ehrlichman to pass along incriminating information if found. The piece cautions about imprecise presidential statements and their impact on public trust.
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Senate
Joe McCarthy
Washington
Watergate
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
White House
Kleindienst
Ehrlichman
Sen. Weicker
Letters Editor Responds On Teaching Practice At KU And Firearm Sales
Readers challenge editorials on university teaching norms and firearm sales procedures. The letters cite KU physics and astronomy courses taught by senior faculty, gun age and form 4473 requirements, and recall Watergate testimony and Ehrlichman’s statements.
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Journal-World
University
Lawrence
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dolph Simons SR
Accesseseesenenseee
Duolph C. Simons JR
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
By Mike Silverman
Buckley
William Buckley JR
Tom Curtis
Milwaukee Sentinel
Latvia
Vishinsky
United Nations
Soviet Union
Russia
Riga
Daniel Bruvers
Heidelberg
Young Bruvers
Jackson
West Coast
Council No. 7
Teamsters
Congress
Arizona
U. S
Hitler
London
Old Home Town
Eunice Carlson
Frank Carlson
Edward Rolfs
Junction City
Horace Hollingberg
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Brandenburg Gate
Imperial Germany
Check Point Charlie
Walter Ulbricht
East
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
David B. Beard
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Byron W. Myers III
F.F.L
Journal World
KLWN
Jerry Lewis
Pine Tree
M. G. Willis
Pine Cone Dr
John W. Dean III
Sen
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Justice Department
Henry Petersen
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Ehlichman
Obstruction of Justice
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