Lawrence Journal-World publication details and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World established 1954 at Sixth and New Hampshire Street in Lawrence Kansas Style reflects historic masthead editors and staff listed with roles subscription rates shown for various regions including Douglas County adjacent areas and national mail rates contact information provided no events or news content.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Milford Lake poised for state resort complex study
The Kansas Park and Resources Authority agreed to a feasibility study on locating a 200 unit state resort at Milford Lake, amid comparisons with Perry Lake and Tuttle Creek. Milford’s remote setting contrasts with Perry’s population advantages, prompting debate over optimal placement for a future state park and resort system.
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Milford Lake
Junction City
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
Milford
Perry Lake
Lawrence
Park Agency
Perry
Tuttle Creek
Manhattan
Kansas City
Ft. Riley
Kansas State University
Kansas
Oklahoma
Price Upsurge Not a Myth
New York reports a sharp rise in consumer prices with August posting a 22.8 percent annual rate and a drop in buying power. Paychecks lagged wage gains, while food clothing and shelter showed the largest increases. Mortgage rates climbed, rents rose, and durable savings drew interest as some seek higher yields and wall off spending.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
California Supreme Court weighs duty to warn in psychotherapist cases
The California Supreme Court considers whether psychotherapists have a duty to warn potential victims when a patient poses a danger. The case, brought by the slain girl's parents against the former director and associates of a hospital psychiatry staff, tests confidentiality versus public safety and could influence physician patient and lawyer client assurances. The outcome may reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
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California Supreme Court
California U. Hospital
U.S. Supreme Court
Lawrence High Semifinalists in National Merit Competition
Old Home Town notes Lawrence High had 13 semifinalists in National Merit, a leading Midwest figure. Rainfall 0.41 inches, KU student Archer Brayden, 18, died from bicycle collision injuries after a car strike.
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Lawrence High
Midwest
Lawrence
Archer Barry Brayden
New York
Kansas
Denver U
Dorothea Schroeder
Haskell
Rolla Nuckles
KU Dramatics
Eva LaGalliene
Willy Brandt Ostpolitik and West German UN entry
Chancellor Willy Brandt spoke at the United Nations as West Germany joined the UN. The piece traces Ostpolitik from Berlin Wall days to treaties with Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Romania and the Soviet Union and its role in easing East West tensions and enabling European security talks.
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Willy Brandt
United Nations
West Germany
U.N
Brandt
West
East Germany
Berlin
Berlin Wall
America
Europe
West Berlin
Weelgen
Berin
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Romania
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Bonn
Sources Clash Over Vice President Resignation Report
Washington editors confront conflicting unnamed sources as The Washington Post cites a purported source on the Vice President’s resignation. Officials doubt the source’s reliability while others deny knowledge of any plan. Anonymous insiders from both parties fuel speculation about internal pressures and White House responses.
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Washington Post
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania Ave
Oval Office
San Clemente
V. P
Texas
Justice Department
The
Republican Party
Post
White House
Skylab 2 study may be bonanza for science and energy
Skylab 2 astronauts returned after a record 591 day mission with 77 600 sun photos and 12 000 earth photos plus 18 miles of tape. NASA calls Skylab a transition from exploration to exploiting space as a global resource. Data could aid locating oil and minerals, farming, timber, weather, pollution mapping, and even pursuing fusion research for pollution free power.
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Earth
NASA
James B. Fletcher
Skylab 2
Neil R. Sheeley
Naval Research Laboratory
Space
Rights Leaders Balk At Compromise Plan
A six member bipartisan, biracial group sought a middle ground on school busing but civil rights leaders rejected the idea. The effort collapsed within two months, signaling likely enactment of a tough antibusing amendment to the school aid bill or even a constitutional change.
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Washington
House
Congress
Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
Morris Udall
Arizona
Alexander M. Bickle
Yale Law School
White House
Udall
Preyer
John Anderson
Illinois
Albert Quie
Minnesota
Dream House Ends Up On Wrong Lot
Carlos Gonzales saved for eight years to buy a $52,000 Spanish style home only to learn it sits on the wrong lot. He and his wife Mirta moved in with their three children, after a priest blessed the house, then received a notice that the home belongs to the next door lot owned by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose of Miami. Gonzales owes $44,000 on the mortgage and faces a legal mix up.
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Miami, Fla
Carlos Gonzales
Gonzales
Miami
Mirta
Cuba
Alvin Rose
Growth and airport funding shape Lawrence's future
Bruce J. Holmes argues for planned growth and a funded municipal airport to attract desirable businesses to Lawrence. He notes federal aid covers 75 percent of airport costs and urges citizen support, contrasting with fears of urban sprawl. Also, KU professor Joseph Pichler named to State Board of Accountancy advisory council.
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Lawrence
Robert Docking
Joseph Pichler
Kansas University
School of Business
State Board of Accountancy
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