Lawrence Daily Journal World Staff and Pricing Details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World, published since 1854, lists editors and publishers including C Simons Jr and Ralph Pontius. It notes sixth and New Hampshire Streets address in Lawrence Kansas and outlines subscription rates for carriers and mail across Douglas counties and beyond. The paper is a Wednesday Evening issue dated September 5 1978 and is a member of the AP and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Greateransas City
United States
Watergate costs to taxpayers rise with investigation
The text notes rising Watergate inquiry costs with no firm total yet. Initial caps capped at 500000, later raised to 1 million for Senate staff and hearings, plus a 2.8 million request for Archibald Cox's prosecutors. Total expenses may reach 3 to 5 million over 18 months to two years, funded by American taxpayers.
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Senate
Waterte
Archibald Cox
Congress
Cox
Lawrence Chamber Mixer welcomes 85 new KU faculty
The annual Lawrence Chamber of Commerce KU Mixer on September 10 at Meadowbrook grounds aims to greet about 85 newcomers to KU faculty and spouses. It seeks to unite town and gown in relaxed setting and foster harmonious future relations among faculty and Chamber members amid farm economy contrasts of 1973.
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Lawrence Chamber of
Comree KU
Meadowook
Farmers face erratic year as government policy woes persist
The piece notes farmers are strained by volatile 1973 conditions, with rising equipment needs and government policy decisions made in Washington. It quotes concern over Agriculture Department officials' lack of understanding and paints 1973 as one of the most erratic farming years. It ends with a sardonic average metaphor about income disparities.
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Dominick Costello
Lincoln, Neb
Larry Birney
Nebraska University
Bitney
Washington
Agriculture Department
Giscard d
U. S
France
Europe
Germany
Baseball Just Another Job
New York AP notes that baseball careers mirror other labor paths with heavy competition and long hours. The study cites 400000 high school players across 13000 teams, 25000 college players, about 1200 drafted, 600 major league slots, and a 1970 rookie influx of around 100. Major league salaries average near 30000 with bonuses and per diems. top picks may reach 70000, while World Series winners net about 19000 to 25000. Endorsements and writing offer limited extra income. many players juggle two homes as careers last 7–8 years, prompting a second profession.
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New York
Department of Labor
Harold Blitz
Labor Department
Harvard
Stanford Business
Oakland
Cincinnati Reds
Glowing future for Perry Reservoir painted by official
Army Col. Miles Wachendorf outlined a vision for the Perry Reservoir four miles from Lawrence as a regional recreation center by the late 1960s at about 45 million dollars. Clinton Lake near Lawrence was not expected until the early 1970s. Baldwin voters approved a 50 000 pool bond and a water system plan passed. A student faced arraignment for breaking windows at a rival fraternity house.
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Perry Reservoir
Lawrence
Miles Wachendorf
Kansas City
Clinton Lake
Baldwin
District Court
Harold Ingle
Lawrence National Bank
William Terrell
Navy
Western Pacific
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer
A devotional note centers on Acts 17 6 praising those who turned the world upside down. It offers a prayer thanking God for transforming thinking and calls believers to pursue bold faith and new frontiers of action.
Departing William Rogers Receives Broad Praise
William Rogers leaves the State Department amid praise for his accomplishments and a clean record on Watergate. The longtime Nixon confidant directed 700000 miles of travel, 72 countries, and key ceasefire work in the Middle East while shaping Vietnam peace efforts and U.S. relations with allies. Senate Leader Mansfield lauds him as the best secretary of state in his 36 years in Congress.
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William Pierce Rogers
Department of State
Watergate
Eisenhower
Nixon
Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Franklin Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
State Department
U. S
Kissinger
Vietnam
White House
U.S
Middle East
Japan
Germany
Latin America
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Administration
Mansfield
Washington
Punkins and Meat Letter to the Editor
The writer jokes about meat prices rising with frost and beef scarcity and laments high costs. A second reader criticizes gun control laws noting federal age limits on handguns and argues restrictive laws can still leave crime and injuries high in places like New York.
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Journal-World
New York
Doug Coffman
North Seventh
Giscard d Estaing a New Star On France Political Horizon
Paris report portrays Valery Giscard d Estaing 47 as a finance minister and potential future French president. He is described as brilliant, cultured, and widely respected in international circles, with Pompidou’s term likely shaping his rise. European observers give mixed views on his party alignment and political path.
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Giscard d'Estaing
France
Paris
Valery Giscard d’ Estaing
Georges Pompidou
Giscard d’Estaing
United States
Pompidou
Gaullist
Ministry of Justice
Louvre
Mills Tax Plan in Limbo After Senator's Surgery
Washington reports Rep. Wilbur Mills's spinal surgery suspends efforts on a comprehensive tax program to curb recession and inflation. With Mills sidelined for a month, Nixon aides face pressure to publicly back the plan while Burns and Shultz provide technical and strategic support.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
Nixon-Mills
Nixon
Mills
Little Rock Hospital
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve
Burns
Joint Economic Committee
Home Economists Face Tough Job In War Era Pantry Scrutiny
New York dispatch notes the strain on home economists as food costs soar. With prices for wheat and beef jumping sharply and the farmer price index up over 60 percent from last year, households struggle to plan low cost meals using scarce bargains and inventive use of leftovers.
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New York
Fischer Spassky Rematch Hinted For Paris Next Year
Paris reports that Bobby Fischer may face Boris Spassky in a rematch with a million dollar purse for the winner and 150000 to 200000 for the loser. Fischer and Spassky met in Iceland last year as part of a European tour plan for early next year.
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Paris
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Stanley Rader
Fischer
Spassky
Iceland
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Associated Press
John Cunniff
Old Home Town
Big Six
Holcom’s Grove
IOOF
William Rogers
and Calvin Moyne
Rochester, N.Y
Times-Union
President Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Rogers’ Pailwick
Daniel Ellsberg
America
Dr. Kissinger
People’s Republic of China
Moscow
Bill Rogers
Dick Nixon
State
Cornell University Law School
Punkin
Hock
Charles Lacey
Oxford Rd
Thomas Vail
Cleveland Plain Dealer
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
Democratic Congress
Pierre Rinfret
Fed
William Simon
the Treasury
George Shultz
Simon
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Seige
Bobby
Boris
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