Goldwater spars with Reagan era Panama Canal talk
Sen. Barry Goldwater denounces the notion of surrendering the canal and argues the United States must retain control as a patriotic test. He contrasts his view with Reagan era human rights defenses and cites Hayakawa’s nuanced stance, warning Panama could seek direct control if not granted a new arrangement.
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Budget chief Bert Lance invited to Brussels conference
The Conference Board says Bert Lance remains the top authority on the subject and will address foreign businessmen in Brussels later this month on the U.S. economic outlook. Lance, former head of the Office of Management and Budget, resigned last month amid controversy.
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GOP Governors Split Over Strategy After Carter Critique
Republican Governors' Association closed a two day meeting united in criticizing the Carter administration while diverging on how to bolster party support. Connally proposed a focus on state issues such as prisons and welfare, avoiding national topics like the Panama Canal treaty, drawing mixed reactions from governors Thomson Beech Edwards and Godwin. The group elected Robert D. Ray as chair and Otis Bowen as vice chair and backed a platform for reduced federal spending, program re evaluation, decentralization, steel protection, and strategic oil reserves.
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TWA Dining Promotions Mention New York Cities
A travel promotion invites diners to choose TWA for trips to New York Washington Boston and Philadelphia and enjoy steak onion meals. It lists a reservation contact via a travel agent at the phone number alt 211 484-0101.
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