Islands move toward commonwealth status in western Pacific
CIA disclosures show buggings in western Pacific including Saipan where Saipan residents approved a charter for a proposed commonwealth constitution. The islands, a U S trust territory since World War II end, saw a covenant signed in February 1975 paving the way, and the Senate granted status a year later. The agreement marked the first territorial acquisition by the U S in 60 years as Colby commented on Panama Canal negotiations.
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Saipan
U.S. Senate
U.S
Colby
Panama Canal
Club fire violations and crowding cited in report
Investigators found the Cabaret Room overcrowded with at least 1300 people while legal capacity was 536. Exits were blocked by tables and chairs, stairs to the second floor were non enclosed, and a flame spread index equaled paper. The probe spans 12,000 pages of testimony and includes critique of officials for passing buck.
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James Osborne
Ovid Lewis
Northern Kentucky University
Lewis
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Fort Mitchell
Thomas
Luken
Ohio
Department of Commerce
Testimony Deepens Split Over Lance Budget Chief
Three days of testimony on Lance split the committee, with Sen. Roth voicing serious reservations and Sen. Eagleton seeing testimony as largely exculpatory. Carter supported Lance, while staff involvement and overdraft debates dominated the hearing as Dayan and Begin pursued Middle East talks.
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William V. Roth Jr
Rdel
Roth
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
CBS TV
Sesson
National Bank of Georgia
Office of Management and Budget
Ribicolli
Percy
Lawton Chiles
Jacob Javits
R-N
Carter
Justice Department
University of Georgia
Warm Springs
Critics Lynching Lance Parallels From Global Press
Pravda labels Lance affair a sign of American hypocrisy and strains in Carter power, while British papers defend open government yet fear the lynch mob mood. Editorials note global attention to Lance probes and warn against sensationalism shaping policy.
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Lance-gate
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Bert Lance
U.S
Senate
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Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Washington
Communist Party
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Congress
Clarin
Bert
Daily Telegraph
Sen
Robert) Byrd
Seal Beach boy missing after family campout in Antelope Valley
Seal Beach deputies search past nightfall for Eric Eskenazi 11 or 12, missing since early afternoon, clad in a T shirt jeans and sneakers. He wandered from a Val Verde area campsite with his dog inW Val Verde near 1704 Catalina Avenue. The search extends past 1 p.m. as cold night fears arise. A second item notes Columbus C. Tinsley found dead in his apartment following a fire at 1421 W 102nd St Leringx. Autopsy pending.
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Seal Beach
Eric Eskenazi
Catalina Ave
Sheriff's
Columbus C. Tinsley
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