Vietnam peace talks reach full procedural agreement in Paris
After five hours in Paris, U S Ambassador Cyrus Vance said negotiators from South and North Vietnam and the Viet Cong Front reached full accord on procedural questions for the first plenary session next week. North Vietnam proposed an early substantive session, while Col Ha Van Lau outlined four procedural recommendations for future meetings.
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Barabara Manos Pulls Perfect Bridge Hand at KU
Barbara Manos a 21 year old Kansas University fashion illustration major from Independence Missouri earned a perfect bridge hand at 1 15 a m Thursday four aces four kings four queens and the jack of hearts in seven no trump Her partners and opponents at Gate House Apartments at KU were astonished mathematicians estimate it would take 635 billion hands for someone to duplicate the hand Manos said she has played bridge about four years and lives at 1234 Miss St
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Hickel Alone On Griddle
Washington AP Governor Walter J. Hickel faced questions on conflicts of interest and water pollution during three days of hearings. The Senate Interior Committee eyed swift approval after the inauguration while considering divestment and financial arrangements.
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Counter Inaugural Draws Up To Ten Thousand Pro testers
Washington reporters estimate up to 10 000 demonstrators will join a peaceful counter inaugural parade to mock Nixon’s ceremony. The plan includes a pig inauguration stunt and a reverse parade route with a crowdsourced seating scale priced at 2 dollars to 35 cents.
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Gun Pellets Rip Car Window in Friday Incident
Lawrence police reported damage to two parked cars on Friday. A window was shot out of Bob Kirkham’s car at 605 Wt. St. causing about 200 in damage. Phillip Adams’s car at Hillcrest Shopping Center was vandalized with broken headlights and a dent, also about 200 in damage. A Gulf oil display at a local filling station was stolen but recovered behind a body shop with 48 dollars value.
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Warmer Lawrence Weather Forecast With Clear Skies
Forecasters expect sunny skies and rising temperatures in Lawrence Sunday. The city will break from overcast conditions this afternoon with a night in the low 20s and a light south breeze. Snow flurries earlier today caused no accumulation and most precipitation ended by noon.
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Man With New Heart Ends Hospital Stay
Sidney Seldenberg Maryland's first heart transplant patient leaves hospital at age 56 and says he must take it easy. He quips he cannot go out and play baseball and his wife Pearl replies you never did.
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Downtown Plans Expected Soon
The city applies for federal Neighborhood Development Program funds for a two block downtown Lawrence area including Massachusetts Street. The plan envisions landscaping and pedestrian improvements with limited street closures and credits offset city costs, with HUD review likely in February.
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UCLA Campus Shooting Claims Two Black Panthers
At UCLA Campbell Hall a meeting on a new Afro-American studies center ended in violence. John Huggins and Alprentice Carter, both UCLA students and Panthers leaders, were found dead after shots rang out. Police questioned 12 witnesses and sought four others seen fleeing.
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Nixon's Waiting At End
New York AP reports 12 weeks of calm transition end as Richard Nixon prepares to assume office noon Monday. He aims a restrained, bipartisan transition, avoiding bold pledges and public policy statements until he takes charge.
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Lame Ducks Sing Swan Songs in D.C. Transition Week
In Washington Democrats mark the end of years in power with private gatherings in Georgetown and Cleveland Park while Republicans host receptions in downtown hotels and at Watergate. Nixon prepares for the oath at noon Monday as Lyndon Johnson returns to private life, with weeklong pageantry fading into calm.
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