Lawrence Daily Journal World 1973 Newspaper Listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details for September 25 1973 include editors publishers and contact information. It notes The World Company base at Sixth and New Hampshire and subscription rates for various regions and mail options.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Kan
Hunters’ Eyes Focus on Safe Fall Hunting in Kansas
The Kansas Optometric Association president urges hunters to prioritize eye health before the season. Clear vision helps identify game accurately and prevents misidentifying livestock or people. An eye evaluation can improve safety, reduce penalties in duck-hunting point systems, and prevent tragedy during treks.
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The
Kansas Optometric Assa
Kansas
Pediatric Drug Access Hindered by Lack of Guidelines
Pediatric experts warn that more than half of drugs on the market have not been tested for children. Dr. Harry Shirkey and Dr. Takeru Higuchi of INTERx Research Corp. push for FDA-mandated pediatric testing to reduce overdoses and improve safety and efficacy for children. The potential partnership could redefine drug delivery and dosing for both children and adults.
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New Orleans
Harry Shirkey
Tulane University Medical School
Lawrence
Interx Research Corp
Takeru Higuchi
Shirkey
Tulane
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Higuchi
Interx
Inter«X
New Look For Meat Prices
Chicago AP reports that meat industry leaders at the American Meat Institute foresee lower prices in weeks ahead but warn that postwar high levels may persist. They credit consumer boycotts and price controls for earlier shortages and urge producers to expand output to sustain supply while retail prices remain below last summer’s peaks.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Jess Harvat
Swift Fresh Meats Co
Institute
Richard E. Lyng
Lyng
Harvat
Meat Institute
Clifford B. Cox
Japanese team to probe Loch Ness for Nessie evidence
A 10 man Japanese team with mini submarines and sound devices launches a $500000 expedition to Loch Ness in Scotland to photograph and document Nessie by November. If unsuccessful they will return in 1974 for another attempt while skeptics doubt any monster exists.
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Scotland
Nessie
Lawrence scene highlights and local milestones
Readable items note Clarke Wescoe forming a committee led by Francis Heller to study EU scholarship future. Lawrence High wins District FFA Leadership Training at Topeka. Richard Ice serves as club president. A new ski resort was slated to open by December 1.
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Clarke Wescoe
Francis Heller
Lawrence High
FFA
Topeka
Richard Ice
Helen Pierson
Lawrence
Juilliard School of Music
New York
G. A. Weeks
Route 6
Carl Sneegas
University High School
Reader disputes on airport expansion and military pay debates
Lawrence resident Tim Miller argues against airport expansion and Chamber of Commerce dominance, praising Lawrence’s modest size and quality of life. A letter from John R. Terry contends Rep. Aspin’s military pay critique is flawed, detailing pay comparisons and urging balanced view.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
University
Rep. Aspin
John R. Terry
Agnew Out of 1976 Scene Opens GOP Debate
The piece surveys potential Republican candidates with Charles Percy, John Connally, Ronald Reagan, and Nelson Rockefeller shaping the field. It weighs Percy’s symbolic stance, Connally’s strengths and risks, Reagan’s public appeal and governance record, and Rockefeller’s insider status and defense emphasis. The Lawrence High School visitation night closes the item.
Organ recital by Geoffrey Simon at Ply mouth Church
Geoffrey Simon from American University and Christ Lutheran Church gave a Monday recital at Ply mouth Congregational Church. He played works by Buxtehude de Grigny Bach Mathias Ballou and Reger with notes on borrowed melodies and program commentary. The performance showed strengths in de Grigny Bach and Reger pieces while some tempos and cohesion varied.
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Geoffrey Simon
American University
Christ Lutheran Church
Washington, D. C
Plymouth Congregational Church
Buxtehude
de Grigny
Bach
Mathias
Ballou
Reger
Sowerby
Esther Williamson Ballou
Leavenworth County Eyes Rural Highway System Vote
Editor notes Oct 30 1973 election on General County Rural Highway System Act for residents outside city limits. Petition signed by 649 voters prompted May 16 approval, with a 90 day protest window. Aug 1 protest of 556 voters triggers county wide vote to decide fate of merging township roads into county highway system.
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Leavenwroth County
General County
Mike Sachse
Leavenworth County
Board of Commissioners
Kansas
Leavenworth
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By Cheryl Debes
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Wisconsin
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