Carter seeks friendlier note after public scolding in Mexico
President Carter aimed to restore friendly U S Mexican relations after a rebuking luncheon with President Jose Lopez Portillo. They met at Los Pinos after a formal session at the National Palace to discuss illegal Mexican workers and gas sales amid tensions over a cancelled gas deal.
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Mexico City
UPI
Carter
Jose Lopez Portillo
Lopez Portillo
Los Pinos
Mexico
National Palace
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Califano declines Darvon ban while keeping drug under scrutiny
UPI reports HEW Secretary Joseph Califano refused to ban propoxyphene, known as Darvon, but urged extreme care in its prescription. A decision by June 1 will determine if bans or stricter refill controls are imposed, amid claims of accidental deaths.
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Washington
UPI
HEW
Joseph Califano
Ralph Nader
Califano
Nader
Births and incidents noted in local vital statistics page
The notice lists births at Mercy and St. Luke's hospitals with many named couples and addresses, followed by brief incident logs including a possible fire source investigation, medical emergency, food in oven, and rubbish burning, plus a list of local residents.
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First St
14Th Avenue
10Th Street
Bever Ave
Eighth St
U S Canada sign fishing treaties plan March 1
Washington and Ottawa will sign treaties on March 1 to set fishing limits off the East Coast to resolve a two year boundary dispute tied to a 200 mile maritime limit. Senate ratification and cabinet approval still needed.
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Washington
United States
Canada
U.S. Senate
Bank explosion rocks PKO building in central Warsaw
An explosion hit a crowded PKO savings bank in central Warsaw around noon. At least 10 people were killed and 30 injured, with about 200 inside the three story aluminum and glass structure. The blast’s cause was not immediately known.
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Warsaw
Poland
PKO
Taiwan Plans North American Affairs Agency
Taiwan announces the creation of the Coordination Council for North American Affairs to manage future relations with the United States. Dr. James Soong states the council will be the counterpart to the American Institute in Taiwan as Washington set up the Institute after severing ties with Nationalist China. In Geneva the UN Commission seeks an immediate end to torture and repression of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza, with Pakistan steering the move and a 19 to 13 split in favor. the U.S., Canada and Australia opposed.
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Taipei
Taiwan
United States
James Soong
Government Information Office
Coordination Council For North American Affairs
American Institute
Washington
China
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Pakistan
Canada
Australia
Iran to resume oil exports but at lower levels
U S officials forecast Iran will restart oil shipments soon but not at prior volumes. Saudi Arabia likely returns to or lowers from pre crisis output. Abu Dhabi and Qatar raise light crude prices 7.2 percent, signaling higher gasoline costs in the United States.
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Washington
U.S
Iran
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
United States
John O’leary
Saudi Arabia
O’leary
House
Harry Bergold
Abu Dhabi
Qatar
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Persian Gulf
OPEC
Farmers Rap U S Policy Before House Agriculture
Wisconsin dairy farmer Jeanne Rohl told the House Agriculture Committee that policy handlers have hearts of iron and minds of stone. She noted 39 000 farms a year are sold or fail, as protesting farmers from the American Agriculture Movement testified with tractors in Washington. The Rev Andrew Gottschalk urged a wholesome farm family life as the committee prepared to hear more groups next week.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House Agriculture Committee
Jeanne Rohl
St. Croix River
American Agriculture Movement
Andrew Gottschalk
Catholic Archdiocese of
Denver
Agriculture Committee
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Santiago Roel
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
C.R. Weather
Mississippi River
LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Clinton
Cedar
C.R
National Weather Service
Seattle
Atures
Dallas
RAI
Steeneeneee
AEA
Anchorage
Atlanta
Miami
Bismarck
Boston
Nashville
Chicago
Mso
N.orleans
Jose Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Honolulu
Houston
Coralville Lake
Travelers
Frid Bismarck
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Detroit
Aenearenee
Kansas City
Sunny
Milwaukee
ARERA
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Julie Redenbaugh
Ave. NW
St. Luke's
Dennis Shaver
Woodside Court
J. Paul Meyeraan
Charter Oak Lane
Randy Klouda
12Th Ave
James Norris
Wildwood Court
Willis Gordon
Kent Drive
David van Driel
Cambridge Drive
Joyce Cooper
Sixth St
Mary Cole
Fourth St
Lorie Young
15Th Ave
Frederick Drexler
Clarence
William Huebener
Henderson Drive
Marion
Kenneth L. Byers
Willma H. Slaughter
Dennis W. Hickey
Debra D. Beck
Cedar Rapids
Phil D. Anthony
Arlene K. Prashak
Peggy Sue
Ronald F. van Dorin
Kathy Kay
William J. Gardner
James A
Nadine M. McEnany
Deborah
Roy D. Wennerholm
Stephen C
Ann L. Niester
Indianapolis
Dick Lamb
Wayne Township
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Shearon Harris
The
Business Federation
House Budget Committee
Chamber
Richard Lesher
Geneva
Switzerland
U.N. Human Rights Commission
7Th Ave
3Rd Ave
Alaska
Pitt Curtis
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Creative Clothing
Topsystom
16Th Ave
Czechoslovakia
RCA
Ipa
Darrel’s TV and Electronics
8Th Ave
Wenceslaus
Holley
Washington’s
Holley’s Shop For Men
Lindale Mall
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