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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
2
The Lawrence Daily Journal World announces staff and publishing details dating to 1854 with editors and executives listed. It also provides subscription rates by carrier, mail and region including Douglas County surrounding areas, Kansas and Missouri, and nationwide pricing.
The Saturday 29-8 win over Washington State boosts KU spirit in Lawrence where new Chancellor Archie Dykes and Athletic Director Clyde Walker begin their tenure on a high note. A sunny crowd near 40,000 approved the outcome and temperate weekend weather aided postgame festivities.
Caspar Weinberger angered White House and State Department officials after a 16 day health tour in the Soviet Union and Poland. He attacked NAS president Philip Handler over Soviet harassment of physicist Andrei Sakharov, challenging the administration’s détente stance. Polls show Senator Charles Percy leading Kennedy in a San Fernando Valley precincts survey, with voters leaning Democratic next year.
The text argues that allowing youngsters to write in any form, including notes and letters, motivates reading by exposing pupils to different expressions. It suggests tailoring approaches to individual needs, noting writing often leads to improved reading and helps bridge communication gaps in society.
Obituary notes Harold Flory a 41 year old dairy operator from Pleasant Grove who died from injuries in a tractor car accident eight miles south of Lawrence on U S 59. The report also cites KU enrollment near 11200 with expectations of over 11400, zoning objections to a nursery school at 801 La, and 25 and 40 years ago items about KU pledges and local life.
A compact analysis argues the middle class resisted Allende’s democratic socialism, notes leftist dominance in media and academia, and questions whether repression followed. It cites Chou En-lai on parliamentary socialism, debates fate of Allende, and frames his fall as a street counter revolution against El Marxismo.
A 12 member Baker University search committee broadens the hunt for the 23rd president, reviewing more than 50 candidates since June. Acting President Neal Malicky leads and stresses strong academic credentials and a doctoral degree, with emphasis on financial recruitment and private liberal arts leadership.
New York AP report outlines strain in economic policy amid talks on taxing or returning funds to taxpayers. It notes friction between Melvin Laird and George Shultz, and mentions Dr. Arthur Burns and ideas like the government as employer of last resort. it also covers Baker College presidential search details and interim leadership.
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band played a relaxed two encore set for a capacity Hoch Auditorium crowd after Steve Martin warmed the stage. The band changed instruments frequently and earned the audience’s cheers with Doug Kershawlike fiddling and bandmember solos, delivering a casual jam feel over a mix of country and rock tunes.
British educator Alec Dickson argues that using local newspapers in class projects helps students address real social needs. He cites projects from Kent to London where pupils assisted the disabled, elderly, and at‑risk youths, turning study into action and enriching academics.
Sen. Bob Doleopined Nixon and Congress entering an era of cooperation after Watergate. He noted Nixon's image improving from recent news conferences and suggested former state treasurer George Hart could be a strong reelection opponent. Also, a Kansas Bar Association sponsored institute for legal secretaries will be held in Wichita on Sept 29 with Prof. Barkley Clark among speakers.
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