Editorial: The Health and Pulse of the American Newspaper
Editorial argues that despite several city papers folding, the U S newspaper industry remains healthy with rising combined circulation and growing Sunday editions. It notes higher newsprint costs, rising postage, and advertisers favoring papers, while stressing the free press as a public right and responsibility of editors and readers.
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U.S
United States
America
Israel faces choice on Begin’s role and US aid
Washington weighs how to respond to Menachem Begin and Ariel Sharon amid Beirut disaster and Lebanon policy. Reagan pushes for a West Bank Gaza settlement and withdrawal, while Israel bears pressure to change course and honor its people and history.
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Menachem Begin
Israel
Begin
Ariel Sharon
Congress
Sharon
United States
Middle East
Lebanon
West Bank
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Detroit
Beirut
Reagan
Gaza
U.S
France
Kingdom of Jordan
West Beirut
Mubarak
Egypt
Eisenhower
Regin
Judea
Samaria
Topeka Officials Scrub Perry Lake Resort Feasibility
Topeka officials said the lack of federal funds has effectively killed a feasibility study for a proposed state operated resort complex at Perry Lake near Lawrence. The plan aimed to create a major resort comparable to Oklahoma facilities but hopes are now minimal.
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Topeka
Perry Lake
New Lake
Lawrence
Oklahoma
October Surprise Again Looms For Reagan Campaign
Washington reports warn of an October surprise as unemployment nears double digits. The White House and GOP fear the October 8 jobs report could show 10 percent unemployment, with the 9.8 percent rate over recent months marking the highest in four decades.
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Washington
Reagan
Carter
White House
James A. Baker, II
Baker
Capitol Hill
GOP
October Worries Rise Over Reaganomics and Unemployment
David Broder reports rising unemployment fears and private hiring signals from business allies intensifying concern about October. White House officials warn of 10 percent jobless rates possibly triggering extended media focus, while voters mix patience with concerns about the economy and political rhythms.
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White House
Wall Street
Editor letters urge nuclear freeze and air act support
Letters protest a Wall Street Journal view on mutual and verifiable nuclear disarmament and urge a stronger U S stance. They argue Reagan is not ready for a freeze and press for decisive action to end the arms race. Also urged is Senate passed Clean Air Act reform to curb acid rain with state-led regulation and federal oversight.
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Wall Street Journal
Wisconsin
Reagan
England
France
Washington
Harry Shaffer
Jasu Dr
League of Women Voters
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Council On Environmental Quality
National Academy of Sciences
The
Academy
Kansas
Dole
Kassebaum
Congress
Janet Meyer
League of Women Voters of
Lawrence
Strong Ave
Janet Roth
LLWV
Okla
Brenda Kissam
Llwv Natural Resources
Maine
Journal World staff and publishing details listing
The Journal World header lists editor Dolph Simons Jr and publisher Dolph Simons Sr with staff roles including Ralph Gage General Manager Bill Moyer and others. Published daily by World Company since 1854 at Lawrence Kansas with circulation rates for carrier and mail delivery and USPS post office details.
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Journal-World
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Ralph Gage
Bill Moyer
Ceee Eee
Robert Nordyke
Allen Torrey
Ed Schultz
Adv
Donna Wiley
Ceces Sere Eee
Keith Wood
Dallas Dolan
W.C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Death on TV: a chilling plea for televised executions
A column argues for live beheadings and execution broadcasts as a revenue source and civic control. It links death penalty advocacy to improved public safety, proposes funding campaigns and local budgets from ad revenue, and cites historical hangings alongside modern media sensationalism. It notes Governor Carey and Mayor Koch positions, ends with historical dates.
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Hugh Carey
Albany
Edward I. Koch
Carey
Namby-pamby
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