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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
13
Clear to partly cloudy conditions prevail with 25 to 45 mph southwest winds shifting to northwest this evening. Cooler tonight and Friday with lows near 40s and highs around 60s. Official readings show yesterday at 72/36 and notable records 85 in 1905 and 22 in 1923.
Rep. Hess defends restoring university funds and warns cuts threaten student jobs. Rep. McGill labels colleges as sacred cows while predicting failure of trimming efforts. Whiteside and Kay push for restoring most cuts or avoiding salary raises, but their amendments fail. Vogel then trims junior colleges and Washburn University by about 173000 with 72 votes.
More than 600 people mainly Jewish youths marched candle light through Country Club Plaza in Kansas City to protest Soviet Jewish plight. The four block procession was escorted by motorcycles and ended at the Jewish Community Center for a rally led by Mayor-elect Charles B. Wheeler Jr and John Ivan.
North Vietnam accused President Nixon of cynicism for not setting a withdrawal date. Nguyen Minh Vy called his policy a prolongation of the war as peace talks entered their 108th session. Pham Dang Lam and Viet Cong delegates pressed for a timetable for all external forces' exit. Communists postponed the March 25 meeting amid bombing protests, proposing April 1 instead.
In Sarajevo three players split first place with nine points apiece at the International Chess Tournament. David Bronstein of the Soviet Union Milan Matulovic of Yugoslavia and Milko Bobacov of Bulgaria each finished equal on nine points. Antony Seidi of the United States tied for 13th.
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