Canal Treaty Signing Tonight Signals Final Phase
President Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos will sign the Panama Canal treaty in a ceremony attended by 19 heads of state and televised across the region. Representatives of 27 nations are on hand as U S officials warn that Senate rejection could trigger unrest in the Canal Zone while the accord aims to end U.S. control by 2000 with Panama taking operational charge and the United States reserving a limited right to intervene.
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Carter
Omar Torrijos
United States
Latin America
U.S
Canal
Panama
Torrijos
Alfonso Lopez
Colombia
Augusto Pinochet
Chile
Francisco Morales
Peru
Alfredo Stroessner
Paraguay
Adalberto Pereira Dos Santos
Brazil
White House
Stat
Cyrus R. Vance
State Department
Elsworth Bunker
Bunker
Richard M. Nixon
President Carter
Panama Canal
Chinese Leader Says Ford Offered More
Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao ping says Ford vowed to break relations with Taiwan if elected while Carter offered only to reduce U S presence to a liaison mission in exchange for full ties with Beijing He noted Vance talks were cordial but progress reports were wrong and cited U S arms and treaty positions in dispute.
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Teng Hsiao-ping
Ford
Taiwan
Carter
Associated Press
Teng
Cyrus R Vance
Vance
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
United States
China
Liddy Freed On Parole After Watergate Prison Term
G Gordon Liddy was released on parole after 52 months in Danbury prison for Watergate related crimes. He left with his wife Frances at 9 38 a m and headed to Oxon Hill Maryland with debt obligations over 250 000 dollars. He had refused to cooperate with prosecutors and faces an uncertain financial future.
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A.m
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Watergate
Liddy
Sandy
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Prince Charles to stay in 20 room mansion during Cleveland visit
The Prince of Wales, 28, will sleep in a Bratenhal mansion cared for by Eaton Corp during his October 20 Cleveland visit. He arrives at Burke Lakefront Airport, tours Republic Steel and the Cleveland Clinic, and attends CSU events including the dedication of Cleveland Marshall Law School with a luncheon hosted by CSU President Walter B. Waetjen.
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Great Britain
Prince Charles
E. Mandell DeWindt
Eaton Corp
Bratenhal
Corporation For Visitors
Elizabeth II
Burke Lakefront
Leslie Reid
Republic Steel
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland State University
Walter B. Waetjen
CSU
Cleveland Marshall Law School
Budget Director Bert Lance Under Intensified Pressure
Federal investigators prepare a new report alleging improprieties in the use of bank funds and a bank owned aircraft linked to Bert Lance. Investigations span Justice, OCC, SEC, IRS, and congressional committees, as White House signals shift toward possible resignation.
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Washington
White House
Bert Lance
Lance
Georgia Bank
Fernand J. St. Germain
D-R.i
House
Hermann
Justice Department
Federal Elections Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Georgia
Bank of Ringold
Calcutta Banking Co
Chatsworth
Fulton National Bank of
Atlanta
Calhoun First National Bank
Fulton Bank
Office of Management and Budget
Carter
Explosions Rock Washington Near White House and Aeroflot
Two pre dawn blasts rocked Washington with one at the White House Ellipse and another at the Aeroflot office downtown. Police found damage limited to flower pots and broken windows with no injuries reported. Authorities investigated possible Cuban group involvement and received calls from an organization claiming responsibility.
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Washington
White House
Aeroflot
Raymond J. Remick
Carter
Legionnaires Disease Link Still Sought by Doctors
Ohio health officials report a four case Legionnaires outbreak in Columbus with one suspected death and another recovered. CDC testing is ongoing to identify a common background, while hospital treatment and delayed results shape the investigation.
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Ohio
John Ackerman
Health Department
Ackerman
Catherine M. McCoy
Riverside
Federal Center For Communicable Disease
CDC
Atlanta
Ian Baird
Infectious Diseases
Baird
Pontiac
Mich
Washington
American Legion
Philadephia
Michigan
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Thomas J. Halpin
Ohio Health Department
Public Hearing on Penn Central Back Taxes
Representatives of only two political subdivisions attended a Budget Commission hearing Tuesday night to decide how to handle Penn Central Railroad back taxes.
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County Budget Commission
Penn Central Railroad
Mulligan Road sewer project may higher assessments
Residents in the Mulligan Road area face higher assessments for a proposed sewer project after an estimated overrun of 219000 dollars on the project cost. The note appears on page 3.
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Mulligan Road
Pomeroy Village Fire Insurance Rate Reclassified Upward
Pomeroy Village Council learned the fire insurance classification improved from Class 8 to 6 Tuesday night. Upgrades cited include better water facilities a new aerial ladder truck and enhanced fireman training.
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