Canal Deal Outlines Panama Canal Commission Plan
The article outlines an agreement for Panamas canal future with US and Panamanian members on the commission. It envisions increased US payments for canal use and funds to Panama, plus toll revenue sharing. The plan proposes a five US four Panamanian member panel and non discriminatory access to shipping.
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Panama
Pajama
Linowtts
U.S
Panama Canal Commission
Commission
Weather and canal pact notes color late summer day
Partly sunny with highs in the 30s and a 20 percent shower chance tonight. Winds southwest at miles, with yesterday’s high 63 and low readings listed. tropical-like humidity at 74 percent. Report discusses Carter Ford Kissinger talks on a Panama Canal agreement and Reagan’s reaction.
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Fontar
City Prosecutor Targeted Over Calcutta Play Obscenity Case
Broadway Productions sue Hamilton County Prosecutor Simon Leiger in U S District Court seeking a preliminary injunction to halt Cincinnati Music Hall showings of the provocative stage piece Owt Calcutta alleging changes from the original version reduce prurient appeal and preserve artistic value. The suit cites a prior court ruling that blocked a local theater from screening a videotaped version and argues the production does not meet obscenity standards.
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Calcutta
Hustler
Larry Lyat
U.S
Hamilton County
Simon Lelger
Broadway Productions
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Sult
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Arnal Morelly
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the Sud
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Flynt
Connecticut Grand Jury Debate on Usefulness and Reform
A CT discussion outlines grand jury structure and challenges. Judge approval delays and scheduling issues loom as officials debate the system's continued relevance. Prosecutors call it wasteful, while reforms to hearings gain little traction amid historical context.
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Connecticut
Scanlon
Robert 4. Wall
Waterbury Cout
Witl
Wiliams
Willams
Joseph T
Gormley Jr
Gormley
England
Acquin
Haz
Gornley
State Sun
Howart T. Oweits
D-Bridgepays
General Assembly
Conesticut
New York
Cincinnati film suit cites Ohio venues and fear of prosecution
The suit alleges Ishow produced in Cincinnati and stages in Akron Dayton Columbus and Louisville faced no complaint. It claims producers fear notoriety from a Uni CF decision and potential prosecution under Ohio organized crime statute. It references Judge Hogan’s earlier ruling against Leis over Last Tango in Paris and says Broadway Productions sought Leis guidance on prosecutions while Music Hall officials and trustees resisted renting the theater.
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Cincinnati
Akron
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Louisville
Uni CF Byl
Morelt
Hogan
Leis
Paris
Broadway
Hall Hoard
Roadway Productions
CSA funds diverted to offshoot tied to development group
A Congressional audit uncovers more than 650 thousand dollars in Federal funds diverted to a spinoff Community Development Corp without reports. Auditors flag over 1.3 million dollars in questionable spending, plus staff misconduct, travel-order abuse, and missed obligations under university exchanges as CSA investments in community development groups face scrutiny from 1968 through 1971.
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Community Development Corp
CSA
ESA
CDC
Isca
Grain stockpiles seen for next year
U S Department of Agriculture officials say large grain, soybean and cotton stockpiles will exist next year as hundreds of millions of bushels remain off the market. USDA owns at least 7.24 million bushels of 1976 crop wheat through defaults, with farmers placing about 5.03 million bushels into reserves and government holding additional rice and wheat quantities through March.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Bob Bergland
Pesticide Seen As a Possible Sterility Cause
Washington officials warned that the pesticide dicamba. known as DACP, may cause sterility in male workers handling it. Dow Chemical Co suspended production and sale, with California plants reporting high sterility percentages among workers in formulation units. OSHA and plant officials cautioned temporary factors and noted no conclusive proof of causation while investigations continue.
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Amd
Adel
IpBcp
Dow Chemical Co
al How
Magnolia
Ark
Occidental Chemical
Lathrop
Calif
California
Mest Sal
Sccidentals
Stii
Inals
OSHA
Tow
Creidental
Sheil Chemical Corp
Dow Markets
Dog Sugar to Celebrate 25th Birthday at Lewis-Clark Shelter
LEWISTON Idaho Sugar an aging shelter mascot credited with saving a life will celebrate her 25th birthday around August 18 with an open house at the Lewis Clark Animal Shelter. Association president Marge Livengood notes the dog was impounded a year ago and tags show five years at capture. Officials say Sugar is possibly the oldest dog in the United States and perhaps the world, though Guinness records list Adjutant the black Labrador as the oldest reliably reported dog at just over 24 years.
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Idaho
Sugar
Animal Shelter
Sugar Uoes
Lewis-Clark Animal Showar Association
Assocation
Marge Livengood
Adjutant
Cey[ter Gut
Man Arrested After Intruder Nabbed in Basement Home
Police say Horl Williams of 1a Seaview Avenue was arrested last night at 6 30 on a charge of criminal trespass and is held in bail of 230 pending court. He was found in the basement of 2 Woodlawn Avenue by Ann Grist of 184 Reservoir Venue, a cousin of the occupant, and police were alerted by a call.
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Seaview Avenue
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Woodlawn Avenue
Ann Grist
Reservoir Venue
Wilkes
Fanali
Gers
Summan Police
Ho Ie Shase
Tha Yar
Bridgeport Telegram Ad Note Details Local Purchases
Fragmented OCR shows a Bridgeport notice from The Post Publishing Company listing timed services and prices. It mentions specific items such as Sunday Post, various ponts and prices like 27.00 and 1089, plus references to Associated Press style and local notices.
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Bionet
Sundiep Pel
Sunder
Forvion Tates
East
Brrcpepeny
Pilot Lands Hijacker as Police Take Control
A hijacker, claiming to have explosives, boarded an Air France Airbus from Paris to Nice, then released by the pilot into police custody during refueling at Brindisi. Authorities say the man, a 26-year-old Egyptian, was restrained after negotiations began by radio. the hijacker reportedly had accomplices and dynamite on board.
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Mary
Interior Ministry
Egypt
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Hakear
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Slter
Conservative Caucus Plans Washington March to Oppose Panama Canal Treaty
Nil cur day. Melizim Thomson, secretary of state in the shadow cabinet, says the Conservative Caucus will organize a protest march in Washington to block Senate ratification of the Carter Administration Panama Canal treaty. He says the group will urge senators to state their positions publicly and write to voice opposition.
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Milford
Melizim Thomson
Cauda
Senate
Carter
Panama Canal
Thomson
Rsigcus
Phomson
Canal Zone
Mna
Plane with 230 aboard denied landing at Benghazi
In Rome and at Brindisi and Paris Charles de Gaulle, reports describe a wide bodied jet carrying 230 passengers and 2 crew that was denied landing clearance in Benghazi and Athens. Police and fire units surrounded the aircraft as it landed. Passengers reportedly underwent standard security checks with no weapons found.
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Libya
Athens
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Brindisi
Air Police
Paris
Charles T de Gaulle
Guy Choi
Alr
Border Po-Ise
Nice
Fire damages Jake's Stratford restaurant on Main Street
A blaze at Jake's restaurant in Stratford's Moutt Inn on 6405 Main Street caused initial damages of 700 dollars to the building and 2600 dollars to food and contents. Assistant Chief Stortini and units from nearby Huntington Road quarters responded as smoke filled ducts and exhausted air circulated. health officials ordered some foods removed due to smoke concerns.
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Stratford Moutt Inn
Main Street
Stratford
Crose
Hoa.m
Nello Stortini
Orenogueane
Huntington Road
Sterling
Lee Sherdin
Health
Soite 4
Amner Makers Elect Stamford Resident Director
Stamford resident Frank FE was elected to the board of the 11 member American Boiler Manufacturers Association at its eighth annual meeting. His election reflects leadership within the engineering field as the industry groups continue governance updates.
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