Transition terms of canal treaty revealed details
A UPI report in Commerce America outlines canal transition terms. An American will be administrator until 1990, then a Panamanian, with a five American four Panamanian board directing a new agency replacing the Panama Canal Co. and US control through 2000. Panama will receive canal revenues plus a fixed sum, with development aid and military credits.
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Washington
UPI
Panama Canal Co
Commerce Department
Commerce America
Canal
United States
U.S
Panama
Carter's mail runs against canal treaty in White House push
Washington United Press International reports that President Carter faces heavy mail and calls opposing the Panama Canal treaty as the White House proceeds toward a formal signing around September 7 in Washington. Carter seeks support from lawmakers while noting the treaty would transfer canal sovereignty to Panama by 2000 but preserve defense rights. Senate opponents including Thurmond Helms Byrd and McClellan receive Carter's reply to their letter.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
Congress
U.S
Canal
Panama
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Harry Byrd
I-Va
John McClellan
D-Ark
Chiefs of Naval Operations
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Bert Lance
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Suffragists mark Women's Equality Day with renewed ERA push
In Washington, a 1913 suffragette parade near the White House was delayed by violence, revived today to press ratification of the ERA. President Carter proclaimed Women’s Equality Day and invited groups to a Rose Garden signing. Leaders incl. Hazel Hallinan and Grace Landergren. About 100,000 nationwide joined demonstrations. Stop ERA campaigner Phyllis Schlafly planned a counterpresser over the capital.
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Washington
UPI
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Carter
Rose Garden
Hazel Hawkins Hallinan
Grace Bennett Landergren
Ms. Hallinan
Ms. Landergren
Alice Paul
Emily
Korean woman denies knowledge of bribery on Capitol Hill
Suzi Park Thomson testified she knows nothing about a South Korean bribery scheme. Her lawyer said she faces persecution over her national birth as she details her social events with Park, congressmen, and Korean officials while denying ties to the KCIA or Washington embassy.
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Washington
UPI
Suzi Park Thomson
House
Congressional
Capitol Hill
House Ethics Committee
Tongsun Park
CIA
Philip Hirschkop
U.S
Thomson
Carl Albert
Oklahoma Democrat
Ters
Hirschkop
Kim Yung Hwan
KCIA
Overpayments hit VA education program by $1.1 billion
Sen. William Proxmire warns that despite a smaller GI bill caseload overpayments in the VA education program rose by nearly $1.1 billion since January 1976, reaching $2.6 billion. He doubts VA progress despite deputy administrator Rufus Wilson's claim of turning the corner, citing quarterly data showing rising uncollected overpayments and falling collections.
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Washington
UPI
Veterans Administration
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Senate
Venterans Administration
General Accounting Office
Bennington Banner Daily Delivery Notice
The Bennington Banner indicates daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays. It lists address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and mentions affiliations with the New York Times News Service. It notes national advertising representation by Landon Associates Inc and subscription rates for home and mail delivery.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Byternational
New York Times
Landon ‘Associates, Inc
British air strike creates chaos during holiday weekend
London reports the most chaotic holiday weekend in flight history as 800 British air traffic control assistants strike and French controllers slow down. Officials urged 40 percent flight cuts. Paris and Madrid delayed operations. U S carriers warned of delays as British authorities aim to run 60 percent of normal traffic.
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UPI
Ei 2
France
Paris
Spain
Madrid
New York
Trans World Airlines
Pan American World Airways
U.S
Britain
Frank Collier
Civil Aviation Authority
Pan Am
Amsterdam
TWA
British Airways
United States
Canada
Middle
Far East
Vance Assures Japan Ties to China Won’t Hurt Korea or Tokyo
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met Prime Minister Fukuda and Foreign Minister Hatoyama in Tokyo after talks with Beijing. He stressed that U S contacts with China do not endanger Korea or Japan and that relations with Peking may evolve, benefiting regional allies while no formal establishment of diplomatic ties is agreed. Holbrooke then briefed Taiwan and Seoul officials as Washington weighs next steps.
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UPI
Cyrus Vance
China
Korea
Japan
Vance
Takeo Fukuda
Iichiro Hatoyama
Washington
Carter
Peking
Richard Holbrooke
Taiwan
Seoul
Fukuda
United States
U.S
People’s Republic of China
Pacific
New York
Huang Hua
General Assembly of
United Nations
Richard Nixon
Shanghai
Nixon
Chou En-lai
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N. Adams
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Toggery
Ial Atl
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