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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces edition details and staff roles for September 6 1973. It lists editorial personnel and advertising contacts along with subscription rates for carriers and mail in various regions.
The Skylab 2 crew has spent nearly six weeks aboard the space station and the public views their routine stance as space activity grows in significance. Photos promise better mapping and weather data, aiding future exploration and Earth understanding and control.
The Oklahoma City edition questions consumer advocate Ralph Nader's push to ban airport bag scanners until radiation safety is proven. It notes FAA tests and state health standards support safety while warning against zealotry and headlines over caution.
New York AP discusses competing views on the 1970s economy including minirecession growth recession and stagflation. It explains terms and definitions like GNP decline for two consecutive quarters and notes uncertainty among economists about the near future.
An analysis questions VIVA's continuation after prisoners in Vietnam returned. Bracelets bearing POW MIAs funded publicity. 7,500 to 10,000 bracelets weekly kept sales alive though aims fade. Discussion weighs need to exhaust leads vs whether the group can meaningfully proceed.
The account notes 3.7 million dollars in 1971 72 for VIVA tracing trips not tied to prisoners or MIAs. It questions Gloria Coppin's direction and suggests ending the project to avoid a costly, deceptive appeal that exploits grief and anxiety.
A faith oriented reflection urges justice to flow and integrity to endure like a stream. It prays for strength to resist covering up sins and for healing through confession and openness.
Lenore Findlay and Cynthia Turner of Ballard Community Center thank contributors who supplied school materials for 785 children from kindergarten to junior high. Clothing needs persist with the center relying on donations for shoes and wearable items. two families received help with fees. This year 185 children received essentials, up from 65 last year. media support aided the program’s success.
In Porto Ercole and Naples a traveler recalls how a Capri to Porto Ercole journey costs dozens of dollars in tips and porter fees. The tale covers misdirected trains, a Naples taxi driver’s antics, chaotic drives, and a memorable last‑minute baggage sprint to catch a train with several porters demanding steep sums.
The 1.1 billion NIH budget faces a shift from investigator grants to contracts for targeted research. Critics warn such contracts may lower inquiry quality and waste funds, while NIH defends the approach as a tool to speed practical patient results. Prominent scientists warn against overreliance on short term relevance.
A Swiss stopover frames European anxiety over the U.S. dollar as nations fear its decline may undercut trade and security ties. The report notes inflation, currency strength of the franc and marks, and calls for U.S. policy leadership to stabilize markets and sustain Western cooperation. The piece ends with local notes on Columbia Missouri city manager dispute resolution and a new college course on amphibians and reptiles.
The Nixon administration signals a potential easing of dairy imports if supplies lag. USDA raised Class I minimum milk prices by about 10.5 percent as emergency aid while noting imports may rise again if U.S. production does not rebound. Dairy producers warn imports compete with domestic milk amid high feed costs and declining output.
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