Nixon Pressured on Peace as Talks Reopen
President Nixon faces pressure from House and Senate Democrats to wrap up Vietnam talks by his January 20 inauguration. He told leaders he could not say if renewed Paris talks will yield a settlement and noted progress next week on whether Hanoi will negotiate seriously. Demonstrations are planned for Inauguration Day and the eve of it.
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War Costs $2 Billion for Indochina Air War
The Pentagon says an additional 2 billion dollars may be needed this fiscal year to fund the air war over Indochina, bringing fiscal 1973 costs to about 8 billion. At least 250 million is tied to aircraft lost over North Vietnam during intensified raids before the Paris peace talks resume.
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Hanoi negotiator arrives in Paris for new peace talks
Le Duc Tho lands in Paris after Moscow and Beijing stops and says North Vietnam will press on with war if the United States demands changes to the October draft accord. He and Kissinger plan to resume stalled talks, with technical experts meeting this week in preparation.
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Moon soil may be only ten million years old
Apollo 17 astronauts report a reddish glassy orange soil on the moon that may be about 10 million years old, the youngest lunar material yet found. Schmitt and Cernan say it suggests recent moon activity and could reveal internal lunar composition and future Earth geology insights.
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Next Snow On Monday Maybe Weather Forecast
Weather observers were half right about a Friday snow but colder air remains. The National Weather Service expects a chance of snow on Monday with lows near zero to 10 and a Sunday high in the mid teens. Only slight chances of precipitation remain tonight and Sunday. Ice rinks stay open with most skating areas usable as city crews repair flooded tennis courts at West Junior High. Vandals had damaged facilities and disrupted some maintenance today.
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Weather Summary Delivers Cloudy Cold Outlook
Cloudy and cold conditions described with a full weather detail spread on page 3. Forecasters note diminished temperatures and ongoing gray skies across the region.
All Raney Drug Stores Free Delivery Prescriptions Ad
Local ad notes free home delivery for prescriptions from Raney Drug Stores and lists Russell Stover Candles and Key Rexall as featured brands.
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North Vietnam claims bombing above 20th Parallel. relief aid ordered
Hanoi says U S bombing severely impaired production and living conditions in areas hit by raids and orders an emergency relief program to stabilize life. U S Command denies resuming bombing above the 20th Parallel while acknowledging heavy raids below the line.
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Laird Eases Chapel Attendance Rules Across Services
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird ordered an end to compulsory religious service attendance at military academies and other armed forces locations. The change follows Supreme Court actions upholding that mandatory attendance violates the First Amendment, while offering voluntary worship options.
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Record TV Audience Seen for Super Bowl VII
More than 75 million fans expected to watch Super Bowl VII between Washington and Miami, marking the largest single event audience in sports and entertainment history due to lifted local blackout rules.
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9 000 KC Area Homes Still Without Electricity
In Kansas City area the power outage affected more than 9 000 homes as KCP&L and Independence Power and Light crews work in rounds to restore service after a midweek ice and snow storm. About 15 000 customers remained without power by Friday night with forecasts of more snow, which did not materialize.
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Thalidomide Victims Get $47 Million Offer From Distillers Co
The Distillers Co offers a 10 year trust fund worth 47 million dollars to help 342 British Thalidomide affected children with medical costs and 11 5 thousand dollars per child plus earlier settled payouts. Some parents warn against a means test determining individual payments citing fairness and wealth.
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