Panama Canal to Transfer to Panama by Year 4000
After 13 years of bargaining, the United States and Panama near an initial agreement on a treaty turning the canal over to Panama by the year 4000. Negotiators ended an all-night session and sources on both sides indicated they were close to a principle agreement, with results to be announced today.
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Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Nicolas Gonzalez Revilla
U.S
Sol Linowitz
Linowitz
Ellsworth Bunker
Congress
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
House
Senate
Canal Zone
City May Join Suit Against Law Over Unemployment Benefits
Mexico city officials weigh joining a national coalition opposing a new federal law extending unemployment benefits to public employees. A temporary Supreme Court restraining order could delay the law’s effective date, with local costs around 500 dollars and potential budget cuts if it goes into effect. The move hinges on local control versus federal intervention and could impact about 60 full time and 10 part time workers.
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Mexico
Gary Elde
U.S. Supreme Court
Eide
Supreme Court
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Vance Seeks Progress With Arabs and Israel Next Month
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said wide gaps remain with Arabs and Israel but hopes to press toward a settlement by meeting Middle East foreign ministers in New York next month. He floated possible separate talks with the PLO if it accepts Israel's right to exist under UN 242. Begin hailed Vance's trip but urged no PLO talks and warned against concessions.
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U.N. Security Council
Mideast
Menahem Begin
Vance
Aad
Begin
Israel
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Anwar Sadat
United States
U.S
PLO
Yasir Arafat
Beirut
Lebanon
Arafat
Adolf Hitler
Carter
Landewee Named Ledger Advertising Director for Mexico
Irvin Landewee, former Southeast Missourian ad man, is announced as The Ledger advertising director in Mexico. He brings 18 years of retail advertising experience and notes The Ledger’s strong circulation of 12,500, aiming to assist local advertisers.
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Irvin H. Landewee
Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missourian
The
Ledger
Robert M. White
Mexico
Irvin Landewee
White
Mr. Landewee
Chaffee
Southeast Missouri State University
Landewee
Peggy Stephens
David
Landewees
Charles Newland
Ivan Lewellen
Charles
Pat) Patterson
Patricia
Pat) Webber
Paula Sutton
Sharon Hopkins
Debbie Frey
Mrs Turner Dies At 66 Rites Pending
Mrs. Norahan Turner, 66, of 618 Central Street, died Tuesday at 10 19 am at Audrain Medical Center. Services pending at Arnold Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Born Feb 25, 1911 to William L Canada and Mary Phillips, she was predeceased by husband Paul D Turner in 1960. Survived by a stepson Harold Turner, a stepdaughter Wilma Turner, two brothers Ben Canada and William Lee Canada, and twin sister Mrs papa Harper.
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Central Street
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
William L
Mary Phillips
Canada
Paul D. Turner
Wilma Turner
New Jersey
Ben Canada
Wayette
William Lee Canada
Des Moines
Iowa
Papa Harper
Chicago
Rampaging Man Shoots Himself in Malden Hostages Freed
MALDEN Missouri AP A man identified as Jimmie Cooper barricaded with his wife and child in a house after kidnapping incidents. He released hostages, claimed self defense, and then shot himself during a police stand off. An officer, Deputy Max Ellison, was wounded in an earlier alley shooting. Cooper was hospitalized in good condition.
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Malden
Jimmie Cooper
Dunklin County Hospital
Cooper
Clarence Berry
Missouri Highway Patrol
Sheriff’s Deputies
Bootheel
Carol Goldsmith
The
Daily Dunklin Democrat
Associated Press
William Darnell
Highway Patrol
Dexter
Stoddard
Max Ellison
Ellison
Barber’s Bold Pitch Sparks Laughter Over Hair Cure
A barber claims a hair treatment cured baldness, prompting a customer’s skeptical question. The barber boasts dramatic results, recounting a bald client who, after 20 days, faced an extortionate bill that left him “able to tear his hair out.”
Elizabeth Reaches Dangerous Ireland Visit in Belfast
Queen Elizabeth II arrived in war torn Northern Ireland aboard the royal yacht Britannia for a two day visit amid IRA threats and a nearby bomb blast injuring seven. Troops and police sealed downtown Belfast while thousands watched from the coast as the queen helicoptered to Hillsborough Castle and bypassed the city center. Reports note IRA violence since 1969 and banners praising the queen while condemning British rule. The royal party includes Prince Philip and two sons, marking a tense anniversary tour amid ongoing conflict.
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Northern Ireland
Wartorn
Hillsborough Castle
Irish Republican Army
IRA
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Royal Yacht
Royal Party
Elizabeth Regina
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Prince Albert
Prince Edward
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