Torrijos Defends Panama Canal Treaty In Interview
Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos rejects the label of tin horn dictator and says he is less Communist than Roosevelt and Kennedy. He speaks from Farallon about the canal accord, his views of Fidel Castro, and why the US Panama pact must win voter support. He also describes relations with the Canal Zone residents and his plans after the treaty takes effect.
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Omar Torrijos
Farallon
Panama
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ronald Reagan
Torrijos
Pacific Ocean
Panama City
San Miguel
United States
Panama Canal Company
U.S
Canal Company
Canal Zone
Arnulfo Arias
Isthmus
Fidel
President Carter
Carter
Tam
Lawsuit flood feared after UC Davis medical admission ruling
Rita Clancy, a 22 year old white applicant, won admission to UC Davis Medical School prompting UC officials and her attorney to warn of potential lawsuits from other white applicants. The case echoes Bakke and could reach the Supreme Court, with the school maintaining a 16 person minority slot policy.
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San Francisco
University of California
Rita Clancy
Uc-Davis Medical Schovul
Allan Bakke
U.S. Supreme Court
Donald Reidhaar
Circuit Court of Appeals
Clancy
Merritt Weisinger
Weisinger
Davis
UCLA
Bakke
Supreme Court
How to Pick Sleepers in Rare Plates
Northbrook Illinois. Roderick MacArthur of The Bradford Exchange outlines an easy way to invest in rare porcelain plates with high resale potential. He cites plates rising from 25 dollars in 1965 to 1750 and 9.75 in 1969 to 440, and offers a free report on how to buy and what to pay.
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Northbrook
Chicago
Roderick MacArthur
Bradford Exchange
MacArthur
Bradford Place
Illinois
Percy accuses White House inner circle of campaign to ruin him
Sen Charles Percy alleges a Carter White House inner circle led by press secretary Jody Powell and aide Hamilton Jordan orchestrated false rumors and public attacks on him with help from Bert Lance supporters to end his political career.
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Charles Percy
Politician's wife finds faith through cancer fight
Betty Vanik wife of Rep. Charles A. Vanik Cleveland Democrat underwent colon cancer surgery in May 1976 at the Cleveland Clinic and later chemotherapy. She credits renewed faith with aiding her recovery, says weekly prayer meetings and a healing service spurred her strength and helped her accept the cancer experience.
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Newhouse News Service
Washington
Ohio
Betty Vanik
Charles A. Vanik
Cleveland
Deryk Prince
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Nebraska
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Lancaster Co
Carrier Bay Area
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London
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Woman's Own Magazine
Dempster
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Upland
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Happy Rockefeller
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Dale Carnegie
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Nt Mole
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