Carter weighs Panama Canal treaty terms at White House
President Carter to review a historic agreement to relinquish control of the Panama Canal by 2000. Ambassadors Linowitz and Bunker return to brief him as Congress weighs ratification and Panamanian leaders prepare a treaty-signing plan.
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Washington
Carter
Panama Canal
U.S
Sol Linowitz
Ellsworth Bunker
Panama
White House
Plains
Jody Powell
Georgia
National Security Council
Cainel
Linowitz
Congress
Canal
Canal Zone
United States
Bunker
Panama City
Powell
House of Representatives
New York Repeals Lake Erie Drilling Ban
Albany NY The state ends an eight year ban on natural gas drilling in Lake Erie after Gov Carey signs a bill to repeal the prohibition. The Department of Environmental Conservation will establish a controlled drilling system.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Lake Erie
Hugh Carey
Saee
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Public Service Comission
Carey
New York
Drug ranks with penicillin as major advance in virus disease fight
Washington AP reports NIH scientists hailed ara-A as a major advance comparable to penicillin. The unpatented adenine arabinoside, produced by Parke-Davis, treated 28 herpes encephalitis patients at 15 centers, cutting mortality from 70 to 28 percent in tests coordinated by Dr. Charles A. Alfred Jr. of the University of Alabama.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
Parke-Davis Pharmaceutical Company
Detroit
Charles A. Alfred Jr
University of Alabama
Pennsylvania Mirror to become semi weekly newspaper
The Pennsylvania Mirror announced it will suspend daily publication in mid September and switch to biweekly issues offering a new package for subscribers and advertisers. The Altoona based sister paper declined further comment beyond the front page notice.
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State College
Queen appeals for forgiveness in Northern Ireland turmoil
Queen Elizabeth II urged Protestants and Catholics to forgive past sectarian hatreds and seek reconciliation in Northern Ireland during a two day Silver Jubilee visit. IRA threats and a recent campus bomb heightened tensions as security remained tight at the University of Ulster Coleraine campus. Meanwhile in Cincinnati Kent State University sought to halt a gym annex project near the 1970 shootings site, asking federal courts to dismiss or modify a temporary restraining order.
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Queen Elizabeth
Belfast
Ireland
Northern Ireland
University of Ulster
Coleraine
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Elizabrit
University
Cincinnati
Kent State University
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Thomas D. Lambros
Coalition
National Guard
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Leener
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