Peace prospects bleak from Viet Nam talks say Kansas experts
Kansas University professors Carl Lande and Ann Ruth Wilner warned the peace process in Vietnam faces protracted conflict and possible renewed fighting. Lande doubted elections will be held, while Wilner criticized the ceasefire as ambiguous and the U.S. exit strategy as face saving. They urged better understanding of Vietnamese peasants and criticized U.S. assumptions about Vietnam’s history and politics.
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Senate OKs supplemental KU funds bill
The Kansas Senate approved a supplemental appropriations bill funding Kansas University Lawrence campus expansion and KU Medical Center growth in Kansas City. The measure includes grants for enrollment shortfalls, FICA costs, and a hospital expansion, with committee adds for land purchase and a $5 million federal grant match.
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Kroeger files for Lawrence City Commission bid
Harry W. Kroeger Jr. 34 of 352 E. 12th filed to run as a people's candidate. He criticizes the current commission as homogenous and cites annexation issues, downtown curbs, and sidewalks as concerns. Filing deadline is noon February 13. other contenders include Mike Morrill and Gale Pinegar.
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St. Louis
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Sawtooth
Indian Hills
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KU dedicates U S Geological Survey Building annex Moore Hall
Kansas officials dedicate the U S Geological Survey Building attached to Moore Hall at KU. Docking notes a six year funding push including 61 percent budget rise and 73 percent salary rise since 1967. Speakers include Chancellor Nichols and Parker family representatives. Evans Apollo 17 photo presented.
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Center For Research Inc
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Haskell Board Prepares Budget and Structural Changes
The Haskell Board considers decentralizing agency control under Nixon policy and explores BIA aid to cover operation costs of 225000, salaries 75000, and 150000 to avert program cuts. Five resolutions pass to join the American Indian Higher Education Consortium, form task forces, amend bylaws, study alcohol issues, and set 1973 35000 operating outlay with 1974 60000 including an executive director salary.
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Wallace Galluzzi
Hawkins
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Tornado Sensor Tests At KU Move Toward Operation
KU meteorologist Joe Eagleman says the electronic tornado sensor will start operating this month as March and April bring tornado activity. This second year of testing follows a six month run last year with limited severe weather events available for assessment. If successful, mass production could target cities civil defense stations and weather bureaus with demand from individuals as well.
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Joe Eagleman
Eagleman
Stamp Honoring Lyndon B. Johnson Planned for Aug 27
The post office announced a Lyndon B. Johnson memorial stamp to be issued August 27, likely in Austin Texas, marking what would have been his 65th birthday. Johnson died January 22.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
E.T. Klassen
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Kissinger links Nixon trips to Vietnam peace and new world role
Kissinger says Nixon visits to Peking and Moscow enabled Vietnam settlement and a shift toward broader global ties. He cites the theory of international linkage and warns peace depends on actions by the Soviet Union China and North Vietnam. He pledges cease fire adherence while stressing mutual nuclear restraint.
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Auto Production Set To Break Mark Early
Auto production this week is expected to push total assemblies past one million for the year, one week sooner than last year. Automotive News reports American automakers scheduled 211,193 cars for assembly through Saturday, with 204,457 units produced last week and 177,495 the prior week. By week’s end the total is forecast at 1,005,704 autos, up from 856,147 in the same period in 1972.
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