Carter rallies allies for Panama Canal treaty ratification
President Carter urged the Committee of Americans for the Canal Treaties at the White House to educate the public on the Panama Canal pact. He warned the treaty is crucial, complex, and may shape U.S. relations in the Western Hemisphere and beyond, as supporters push for Senate ratification.
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Clarification urged to be folded into Panama pact
Four senators urged that the clarifications reached by President Carter and Panama's Omar Torrijos be written into the Panama Canal treaty rather than remain a statement of intent. The move could require treaty renegotiation and faces Democratic and Republican support and opposition in Congress.
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U S Canada oil deal passed by House in Washington Iowa
The House voted to carry out a 1975 informal accord allowing duty free Canadian crude imports for U S refiners near the border in exchange for an equivalent export to Canada. The bill, sent to the Senate by voice vote, authorizes this duty free importation.
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Carter mulls halting sale of 60 F-15s to Saudi Arabia
Washington reports the Carter administration under pressure from Congress reconsiders a proposed sale of 60 F-15 fighters to Saudi Arabia. Officials study offering lighter F-16s with restrictions on armament, basing, refueling, and spare parts to maintain U.S. control amid fears Israel concerns and Saudi misuse. Congressional critics question the wisdom of supplying advanced jets, citing security risks and credibility of U.S. arms policy.
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Sugar Exchange accused by U S of fixing prices
New York The Justice Department accuses the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Inc. of conspiring since 1970 to fix and influence sugar prices. The civil suit cites committees setting daily quotations and notes several exchange officers held by competing firms. 1974 U S appetite data show 8.2 million tons of raw cane sugar used, 70 percent imports.
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