Kissinger Tho Hold Second Six Hour Vietnam Talks
Paris AP Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for six hours in a second session of Vietnam peace talks at an American villa near St Nom la Breteche. Both sides kept to a news blackout amid chilly mood after extensive bombing. Tho and Kissinger plan to reconvene Wednesday at Gif-sur-Yvette to continue negotiations on Hanoi demands for the Oct 20 1972 draft peace accord to be signed.
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Tho
Gif-sur-Yvette
Haiphong
Nhan Dan
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
U.S
About 80 Join KC War Protest Caravan From KU and Lawrence
A caravan of about 80 Kansas University students and Lawrence residents traveled to Kansas City to protest the Vietnam War at the offices of Congressmen Larry Winn and Robert Dole. Otto Zingg urged Nixon to end U S involvement and secure prisoners’ return by a peace deal, with funds to be cut if no agreement by Jan 20 1973.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Vietnam
First United Methodist Church
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Robert Dole
Otto Zingg
United Ministries In Higher Education
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United States
Congress
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Ameri
Dole
Winn
I. J. Stoneback
Douglas County
South Vietnam
Southeast Storms Cause Freezing Rain and Fatalities
A Pacific storm brings snow from California to Nevada while Southeast freezing rain closes highways. Roof collapse in Jacksonville North Carolina kills one, and two elderly sisters die in Red Oak Georgia from an ice laden tree. Slick roads claim two lives in North Carolina. Georgia Power fights outages with help from Alabama and South Georgia crews.
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Texas Panhandle
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North Carolina
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Tennessee
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South Georgia
Alabama
County Attorney Establishes 24 Hour On Call Plan
County Attorney David Berkowitz announces an on call system for Douglas County with attorney coverage at all times. On weekends, nights and holidays, the sheriff's dispatcher will be informed of an attorney's location to aid rapid response and preserve evidence. The team includes Herman Reed and Michael J. Malone, with Douglas Walker joining February 1 after military service.
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David Berkowitz
Berkowitz
Herman Reed
Michael J. Malone
Malone
Kansas University
Douglas Walker
Cold outages, fires pin heat woes on electric disruption
Power failures disrupted city services overnight with restoration by 5:34 am and a final check near east 19th and Harper at 6:34. Two fires caused by overheated furnaces and stove motors followed the outage at homes on Forrest Street and Rt. 3 Vernie Holden residence. Weather remains bitter with continued very cold temperatures and chances of light snow through Saturday.
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Tommie J. Tole
Forrest
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Rt. 3
Holden
TeePee Junction
Grant Township
Eudora
Baldwin Junction
Lawrence
Bill Womack
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Dolphins Redskins Set for 2:30 P M Super Bowl Kickoff
kickoff time for Sundays Super Bowl between the Miami Dolphins and the Washington Redskins is 2 30 P M local Lawrence time. The seventh annual clash of conference champions will draw over 90 000 fans at the Los Angeles Coliseum and be shown on Channels 4 and 27 locally.
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Washington Redskins
Lawrence
Los Angeles Coliseum
Man's Leg Broken After Slipping From Truck Bed
A man slipped from the bed of a semi-trailer at Graham Trucking Co. in Lawrence and fractured his right leg. Robert L. Hedges, 60, of Rt. 3, was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in fair condition after police said he removed truck chains and slipped while loading.
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Iowa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Robert L. Hedges
Rt. 3
LMH
Nixon Cuts White House Staff By About Fourteen Percent
President Nixon, per close associates, has reduced the White House profession al staff by roughly 14 percent since plans to reorganize the federal bureaucracy were announced. Officials say more cuts may follow as 23 professionals left for private life and 13 moved to other posts within government.
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H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Mark I. Goode
Tonganoxie Board Reviews Plans for New Elementary
USD 464 officials examined completed plans for a new elementary school designed for 400 to 450 students in K through 3rd grade. Architect David Miller described the project as housing growth for 7 to 10 years and freeing space in the current building for grades 4–6. No cost figures were available yet. A special meeting was set to discuss the plans.
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Board of Education
USD 464
David Miller
Hollis
Miller
Overland Park
Supt
Robert Powers
Powers
Baldwin annexes land and appoints municipal judge
The Baldwin City Council voted unanimously to annex 12 percent of land on the southwest edge for a single family zone. O Scott Morgan was appointed municipal judge to fill the unexpired term of Harry Hobson until May. The council also raised residential garbage collection to 2.50 monthly and discussed upgrading the city electrical plant switchboard. The city acknowledged receipt of the second half of federal revenue sharing funds for 1972 totaling 18,661.
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O. Scott Morgan
Harry Hobson
Reeves
Local banks win bid for federal project notes
First National Bank of Lawrence and Commerce Bank of Kansas City bid the lowest on $921,000 short term Neighborhood Development Program notes maturing Sept. 7. The 3.23 percent rate plus a $22 premium led four bidders. City Manager Buford Watson called the rate fairly good for a short term. Metropolitan Housing and Urban Development officials approved the bid after the opening.
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Commerce Bank of Kansas City
Buford Watson
Federal Housing and Urban Development
Lawrence
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