Baker Says Panama Canal Treaty Needs Secret Documents
Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker demands release of secret documents on the canal issue before approving Carter's Panama Canal treaty. State Department says U.S. and Panama still clarifying interpretations with Ellsworth Bunker and Sol Linowitz meeting Panama's ambassador.
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Richard Pyle
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Carter
United States
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Cyrus R. Vance
Panama
Baker
State Department
U.S
Gabriel Lewis Galindo
Kenneth Brown
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Coal Firm Negotiator Warns UMW Decline If Strikes Continue
Washington AP reports Joseph P. Brennan head of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association says the next UMW contract must restore labor stability or risk wildcat strikes leading to the union's decline or extinction. He warns that ongoing disruptions could erode coal wealth sharing.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Joseph P. Brennan
Brennan
Carter
Miller
Senate approves gradual rise in federal minimum wage
The Senate voted 76 to 14 to raise the federal minimum wage from 2.30 to 2.65 by Jan 1 1978 and reach 3.40 by Jan 1 1981 with staged increases. The measure attracts labor support while business groups push changes and potential exemptions for large firms. A companion House bill would raise to 2.65 by 1978 and 3.05 by 1980.
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House
Senate
TV Insanity Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict
Miami AP report states 15 year old Ronny Zamora was found guilty of first degree murder with related burglary armed robbery and firearm charges. Foreman dismisses defense of television induced insanity while Zamora awaits sentencing set for November 7.
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Miami
Ronny Zamora
Zamora
Rubin
Paul Baker
Yolanda Zamora
Plan to rehire 25 CETA workers in Leading Creek District
Richard D Jackson announced a temporary return to work for 25 CETA employees in the Leading Creek Conservancy District. The decision was disclosed this morning as part of state administrative services actions.
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Columbus
Leading Creek Conservancy
Richard D Jackson
Residents oppose Ohio mine permit petition
A group calling itself SORE Save Our Rural Environment plans to petition the Ohio EPA to deny a New York mining company permit to discharge water from a proposed strip mine in Bern Township. The action reflects local opposition to the project and seeks regulatory halt on water discharge.
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Save
Ohio Epa
New York
Bern
Athens County hires agent to enforce dog license law
An animal control officer is hired by the Athens County Commissions to go door to door enforcing the county dog license law. Page 2 mentions William F. Dorrill as the new dean of Ohio University's College of Arts and Sciences emphasizing liberal arts education. Page 3.
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Athens County Commissions
William F. Dorrill
Ohio University
College of Arts and Sciences
Rain Likely Tonight and Saturday With Warm Weekend
A weather notice predicts rain likely tonight and Saturday with a mid evening start. Lows near 50 to 55 tonight and highs around the mid 60s Saturday. Rain chances are about 60 percent tonight and 70 percent Saturday.
Steel Meeting A PHT
Ohio Democrats Sen John Glenn Sen Howard Metzenbaum and Rep Charles Carney will attend a White House meeting October 13 to discuss the steel crisis. The session with President Carter will last 45 minutes and be chaired by Robert Strauss with other steel state representatives and top officials present.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Glenn
Howard Metzenbaum
Charles Carney
Charles Schultze
Carter
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Campbell
Women 35 Plus Face Higher Risk From Birth Control Pills
Two British Lancet studies of 63 000 women over nine years show higher circulatory disease deaths among pill users aged 35 and older. Among 35 plus, risk rises with smoking and five years or more of use. doctors urge caution and discuss alternatives with patients.
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London
Medical
Lancet
The
Royal College of General Practitioners
Martin Vessey
Oxford University
Britain
Family Planning Association
Orient State Institute tour exposes years of neglect and apathy
Ohio Sen. Timothy McCormack led about 125 lawmakers and officials through Orient State Institute revealing overcrowded cottages, understaffing, and distressing conditions. He urged community placements for most residents while officials cite aging facilities and fire-code concerns amid calls for budget-driven upgrades.
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Tom Diemer
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Orient State Institute
Timothy McCormack
Ohio
McCormack
Orient
Homer Quarles
U.S. News and World Report
Wall St. Journal
Quarles
Terry Macy
A.Z. Soforenko
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Frank Chruch
Idaho
Canal
Vance
Carlos Lopez Guevara
Miners’ Union
Laborites
United Kingdom
Clarence B. Randall
National Action Committee On Labor Law Reform
Thomas P. O'Neill
Labor
UMW
Arnold R. Miller
Southwest
Laserphoto
Ellis Rubin
John Kateb
Irvin Winer
Meigs
Dean
Liberal
Steel Meeting
Elije Kuenssberg
John Dewhurst
Orient Institute
Macy
Sunnyside
Naples
Morningside
Willowbrook
Staten Island
N.Y
David Hartley
Springfield
Pfeifer
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Timothy Moritz
Moritz
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Soforenko
Blue Cross
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