Hurricane Babe Threatens Gulf Coast Evacuations Rise
Babe strengthens to minimal hurricane status, threatening a 150 mile Gulf coast stretch from Vermilion Bay to the Mississippi River. Some 40,000 Louisiana residents flee inland as warnings extend and forecasters expect possible landfall near Labor Day.
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Grand Isle Evacuation As Storms Threaten Icy Waters
Civil Defense warns Grand Isle residents to evacuate as Hurricane Anita’s high tides push water inland. Police tour streets by PA system, road access limited, with 15 000 residents and offshore workers expected to leave Plaquemines Parish. Sandbags line Lake Pontchartrain as Red Cross fields questions.
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Unexplained Flights Tied to Bert Lance Bank Planes
Investigators cite hundreds of unexplained trips by National Bank of Georgia aircraft in 1975 76 many linked to political activity. A spokesman said two trips to the Democratic National Convention occurred but hundreds remain unaccounted for raising probes by three congressional committees and IRS.
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Labor Day Double Edition Notice
In observance of Labor Day, the Daily News and Globe-Times publish a combined edition. Globe-News circulation dept stays open until 10 a.m. today and can be reached at 376-5881. The main switchboard is closed for the holiday. Have an enjoyable Labor Day.
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Washington Declaration Could Back Canal Neutrality Pact
Washington draft of a Washington Declaration urges hemispheric support for Panama Canal neutrality through 1999 with a protocol to the treaty, inviting universal accession within the OAS. Gen Omar Torrijos arrives for a week aimed at boosting backing as Carter and 24 leaders gather for the ceremony.
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Torrijos pushes own path as Panama to sign canal pact
Omar Torrijos Herrera, Panama's National Guard chief, heads to Washington to seal new canal treaties with the United States. Observers note his popular appeal and Latin caudillo leadership, while opponents label him undemocratic and dictatorial for his rule and close ties to Castro.
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Weather Outlook: Clouds and Thunderstorms Possible Today
Partly cloudy conditions continue with a chance of afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms. Highs in the low 80s, lows in the 60s, wind light to 10 mph becoming favorable through today.
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