Kennedy Emerges as Reagan Critic on Capitol Hill
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, a probable 1984 candidate, launches a three day onslaught opposing Reagan policies. He seeks to halt U S military aid to El Salvador, criticizes tax cuts as unfair, and vows to block arms sales to Saudi Arabia, signaling stronger Senate scrutiny of the president.
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Kissinger urges caution on U S role in El Salvador refugees
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told a Rolla audience that while he backs Reagan policy to strengthen El Salvador against guerrillas, the United States should avoid reentering a divisive conflict. He warned of a rocky foreign relations period with the Soviet Union and emphasized military strength as a bargaining position. He spoke at the University of Missouri Rolla Remmers Lecturer series to a crowd of over 5,200, offering counsel but not seeking a government post.
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Rather Debuts as CBS Evening News Anchor
AP reports Dan Rather begins anchoring CBS Evening News with a hybrid feel borrowing from 60 Minutes. Mike Wallace contributes a six minute Iran embassy freedom story while Reagan era Afghanistan policy also features, highlighting Rather’s challenge to connect with viewers beyond Cronkite’s legacy.
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Ex KU Professor Pleads Guilty in Drug Case
Clarence Dillingham, former University of Kansas social welfare instructor, pleaded guilty to two counts of selling cocaine and one count of selling marijuana in Douglas County District Court. A presentence investigation was ordered and sentencing set for April 3. Dillingham, who traveled to Iran in 1979 during the hostage crisis, was arrested after a 1980 undercover Kansas Bureau of Investigation probe and his university contract was not renewed after last spring.
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Warning Strike By Polish Workers In Lodz
About 500000 Polish workers staged a one hour warning strike in Lodz after last minute talks between government and independent union leaders collapsed. Flags were placed around the city as sirens sounded, with 1300 plants involved though health services and utilities were exempt. Solidarity spokesmen warned of continued deadlock and expected talks with police and the Lodz mayor later in the day.
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