Carter Predicts Senate Approval of Panama Treaty
The Carter administration pushes for ratification of the Panama Canal treaty with a task force aiming for 67 Senate votes. Carter predicts approval and plans a fireside chat to rally support, while Reagan supporters push for alternatives to the current pact. Two new agreements set canal control for 2000 and permanent neutrality with U.S. open access.
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Senate
Panama
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Joe Aragon
United States
Leigh Ann Brooker Crowned 1977 Miss Parade of the Hills
Nelsonville resident Leigh Ann Brooker, a 20 year old Ohio University junior, won the 1977 Miss Parade of the Hills title from 10 finalists in front of about 10 000 spectators on Public Square. First runner up was Brenda Dodrill a 19 year old Ohio University sophomore and Alpha Gamma Delta member who hopes to become a home economist.
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Nelsonville
Angela McDonald
Beth Devol
Buchtel
Brenda Dodrill
McArthur
Elks Ledge
Daily News
Kevin May
Ohio University
Hugh Brooker
Poplar St
Miss Brooker
Susan Maiden
Brenda Dodrile
Ohio Univer
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Dodrill
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Nelsonville-York High School
Nelsonville York
Miss McDonald
Beth Ann Devol
Marjorie Devol Lowry
Tammy Ritz Baden
Maiden
Queens Committee
Merchants
Ohio
Carter to discuss budget with Lance in Oval Office
Washington AP reports Bert Lance meets with President Carter to discuss how much the government can pay its civil servants. Lance and two aides were summoned to the White House for a budgeting pay discussion in the Oval Office.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Carter
Oval Office
White House
Chinese Leaders More Confident and Relieved in China
Washington AP reporting that Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told President Carter Chinese leaders appear confident and secure in their power and more relaxed than previous visitors. The official notes impressions of a propitious atmosphere during current visits.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Carter
Rhodesia plan eyed by Young Owen met with Vorster
In Pretoria police cleared anti plan placards as Andrew Young and David Owen met Prime Minister Vorster. They urged Rhodesian PM Ian Smith to accept a British American plan to end the guerrilla war and implement a settlement viewed as internationally acceptable.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Andrew Young
David Owen
John Vorster
Owen
United Nations
Vorster
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Smith
Young
Johannesburg
Lusaka
Joshua Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
U.S
Juvenile Judge Uses Denim Robe To Connect With Youth
Cleveland based Juvenile Court Judge Leodis Harris the first Black to hold the post uses a blue denim robe and creative tactics to relate to young offenders. He meets youths at detention homes and homes after release and chronicles progress with pride.
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Cleveland
Leodis Harris
Harris
Lion’s den
Leo
Ohio Youth Commission
Stabbing Along Ohio 56 Leaves Damon Stevens Injured
Hocking County deputies probe a Saturday stabbing after a 5:23 p.m. call from the Laurelville marshal. Damon Stevens, who was found bleeding on Ohio 56, said a vehicle stopped and an occupant used a switchblade to stab him in the forehead. He declined to ID the attacker and will not file charges.
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Hocking County
Laurelville
Ohio
Damon Stevens
Stevens
Coca
Quiet Weekend At Hocking County Parks Ahead Of Holiday
Area parks reported a quiet weekend with a forecasted surge for Labor Day. Hocking Hills State Park had no accidents and two noise citations plus one marijuana charge at the same site. Lake Logan drew about 2,226 visitors with swimmers, fishermen, boaters, hikers, picnickers and drivers. pools and beaches close after Labor Day.
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Hocking County
Hocking Hills State Park
Ed Salabsky
Hocking Hills Lodge
Salabsky
Lake Logan
Buckeye Trail
Muggy 88 Degrees Mark Hocking Valley Afternoon
Heat eased from the Hocking Valley as skies stay partly cloudy with a 50 percent rain chance tonight and 30 percent Tuesday. Highs will be in the 80s and overnight lows near 70 across the area.
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Hocking Valley
Trial Opens In Corruption Of Minor Case In Hocking County
John Dye 26 of Union Furnace faces corruption of a minor charge in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. The allegedly involved girl was 14 at the time. now 15, with testimony from her, her brother, Roland Decker 20 of Nelsonville, and Deputy William Dodson. Judge James E. Stilwell presides. Dye waives jury. Michael Barr represents Dye. Christopher Veidt prosecutes.
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Hocking County
James E. Stilwell
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