Panama Canal treaties initialed at OAS ceremony
Romulo Escobar Bethan court and Education Minister Aristedes Royo signed the Panama Canal treaties initialing the accord. The first part phases out U S sovereignty over the canal area by 2000 while allowing later military intervention for neutrality. Carter and Ford planned to attend. 27 nations to be represented at the OAS ceremony.
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Court won’t block signing of Panama Canal treaty
Justice Brennan denied the request to block today’s signing, saying the suit did not conform to the court’s filing procedures. There was no word on whether the four state attorneys general would refile.
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Man tells how Bolles set up by John Adamson in murder trial
On the first day of testimony in the Bolles murder trial, a witness said Adamson asked him to tell Bolles to go to the hotel where he was fatally injured. Several helpers recalled Bolles mentioning Adamson while attempting to aid him after the bomb blast.
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Senate rejects Panama Canal treaty critique
In Sacramento the State Senate rejected a resolution opposing President Carter's Panama Canal treaty. Senate President pro tem James Mills condemned engaging in foreign affairs as potentially harmful and cited Ronald Reagan. The measure failed 2-1 in the Rules Committee, a step short of the full Senate vote. Reagan had urged continued U S control during his 1980 campaign.
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