Ford Signs 200 Mile Fishing Bill
President Ford signed a law unilaterally extending the U S fishing limit to 200 miles from March 1 unless an international pact is reached. Foreign fleets will need permits to fish beyond the 12 mile limit and only where U S fleets lack capacity. The Soviet Union and Japan run the largest nearby fleets.
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Washington
United States
Ford
U.S
Commerce Department
Soviet Union
Japan
Norway’s 1978 Aid Spending Reported at 174 Million
Oslo says Norway spent 174 million dollars on aid to developing nations in 1978, amounting to 0.66 percent of GNP. The government cites Shakespearean quote as today’s thought for the day.
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Oslo
Norway
Luther Students Plan Research of Mississippi River
Luther college students will study ecological and physiological water quality aspects of the Mississippi this summer. A $7,600 NSF URP grant supports undergraduates at Luther, with supervision by Dr. James Eckblad and Dr. Russell Rulen. The project tracks mussel growth, channel-fauna comparisons, and a computer model of productivity. Students will develop techniques to assess toxins like PCB chlorine and herbicides on aquatic life. Robert Klingman of Wadena has announced his candidacy for Fayette supervisor on the Democratic ticket.
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Luther College
Mississippi River
National Science Foundation
NSF
Luther
Feace
James Eckblad
Russell Rulen
Luther Biology Department
Wadena
Robert
Bud) Klingman
Fayette
FTC Plans To Give AMA A Checkup
The FTC announces a non public investigation into the American Medical Association over possible unlawful restraint of physician supply and its influence on medical school accreditation and practice definitions The inquiry will examine AMA limits on non traditional health care forms and fee structures with no assumption of violations.
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FTC
AMA
Washington
American Medical Assay
Federal Trade Commission
FIC
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Snyder says Ford favors Panama Canal treaty shift
Rep. Gene Snyder charges Ford directives on canal talks contradict his public stance. Transcripted Bunker testimony suggests a draft treaty to give up Canal Zone control after a period, fueling Reagan criticism amid ongoing U S negotiations and GOP campaign attacks.
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Washington
Panama
Tan
United States
Panama Canal
Gene Snyder
R-Ky
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Snyder
U.s.-Panama
Canal Zone
GOP
Ronald Reagan
Ford Administration
Canal
Midland
Texas
Reagan
Bunker
Cheaper Radios Installed in GM Cars Alert Dealers
AP reports GM dealers, mainly Chevrolet outlets, are fitting cheaper foreign radios into cars, replacing American built units and boosting profits for hundreds of dealers. The practice affects buyers who thought their GM car included an American radio.
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Miami
General Motors
Chevrolet
Guggenheim Awards Presented To Ul Educators
New York announces Guggenheim Fellowships totaling 4.192 million for 300 scholars artists and scientists selected from 2953 applicants in the foundation's 52nd annual competition. Winners from the University of Town include Dr Raymond L Blakely Dr Donald Justice Sandra McPherson and Dr David B Morris. A separate note discusses Delco radios in GM cars with dealers selling radios cheaper from Japan prompting radio branding efforts by Delco and limited comments from Ford Chrysler and American Motors.
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New York
N.Y
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
University of Town
Raymond L. Blakely
College of Medicine
Donald Justice
Sandra McPherson
New Cambodian Leaders Named
Khieu Samphan was named chief of state and chairman of the state presidium. Leng Sary remained deputy premier, Tol Sat became premier, Son Sen was named deputy premier and defense minister. Vorn Vet gained a third deputy premiership over the economy. Samphan is viewed as the likely most important Cambodian leader.
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Thailand
Khieu Samphan
Radio Phnom Penh
Leng Sary
Premmier
Tol Sat
Khmer Rouge
Son Sen
Vorn Vet
Cambodia
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