Students Scholars Sense Major Impact From Nixon Trip
KU Chinese students and American scholars view Nixon’s visit to China as a historic step toward open dialogue with the Communist leadership. They see mixed reactions among Taiwan Hong Kong and mainland students and foresee increased Chinese language and East Asian studies enrollment.
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Carl Leban
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Chalmers Seeks AG Advice on KU Strike and New Law
Chancellor Laurence Chalmers has asked Attorney General Vern Miller for guidance on how to handle KU civil service strike under the new Public Employer-Employee Relations Law which takes effect Wednesday. He raises concerns about precedent and urges coordination with civil service rules while noting potential broad impact on state public employers.
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Nixon Outlines China Visit No Secret Deals Tehran to China
President Nixon told Congress no secret deals undercut allies after a 12 day trip to China. He briefed House and Senate leaders and Cabinet members and handed out nesting boxes and tea cups from China during the sessions. Premier Chou En lai invited Senate leaders to visit China.
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Snow Forecast Promises Chilly End To A Warm Spell
National Weather Service cautions that the pleasant spell ends soon with a cold surge and possible snow in eastern Kansas and the Lawrence area. Record highs were noted at 73 downtown and 77 in Lawrence, with the Journal-World recording 80 downtown in the afternoon.
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Hodge Tax Package Clears Senate Panel 9-2 Vote
The Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee approved a $28.6 million tax package designed to fund Gov. Docking's budget. It disallows federal tax deductions for corporations and raises state individual tax brackets. The plan lowers corporate rates from 4% to 3% and raises the surtax to 3%. A tobacco tax could boost this package to about $29.2 million.
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Leap Year Yacht Party Of Wealthy Bachelors In Miami
In Miami the Bachelors International plans a Leap Year event aboard Dr. Sydney Sacks’ yacht Sydbarite. Thirty five bachelors with $20 000 salaries and single status invite foreign beauties for a champagne filled evening with a Swiss shower and sunken tub. Past efforts drew 5000 applicants. only two couples wed, and those marriages ended within a year.
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Weather update hints at cooler conditions for region
Cloudy skies and cooler temperatures are expected with a broad forecast note on page 7. Russell Stover Candies and Key Retail AV are mentioned in relation to the day’s retail updates and regional weather impact.
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South Vietnamese claim 82 enemy killed in northern provinces
Saigon reports 82 enemy troops killed and 15 captured in northern provinces as U.S. B52 raids continue. The U.S. Command logs its 67th North Vietnam raid this year, a strike near Dong Hoi with unknown results. A 1,000-man force ended a two-day recon mission three miles into Cambodia, about 130 miles northwest of Saigon.
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Record KU Enrollment Reaches 17 630 on Lawrence Campus
Final KU enrollment figures show 17 630 students on the Lawrence campus with 1 435 added at KU Medical Center in Kansas City and a total including Kansas City campuses of 19 116. Registrar William Kelly notes a 4.8 percent drop from prior years and 12 358 Kansas residents versus 5 272 nonresidents including 766 international students.
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