Dole Cable Release Sparks Panama Canal Debate
A leaked State Department cable fuels fight over the Panama Canal treaty and U S military rights after 2000. Warren Christopher tells Senate panel the U S will defend the canal if neutrality is threatened. Dole asserts Panama disputes the treaty’s guarantees. The Senate may wait until next year to vote as Carter seeks support and critics seek defeat.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Warren Christopher
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Panama
Senate
Carter
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Ray Gonzalez
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Carlos Lopez Gueva
Frank Church
Didaho
Goals For Economy Called Unattainable
Washington sources say President Carter faces a choice between a balanced budget and low unemployment. Advisers favor a low 5 percent unemployment target, risking a budget deficit of 20 to 25 billion dollars in 1981 and inflation near 4.5 percent. Carter’s pledge to balance the budget by term’s end may be sacrificed to pursue jobs growth.
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Washington
Carter
White Mouse
September Births at Audrain Medical Center
The Audrain Medical Center obstetrics division saw 63 births in September, matching March figures, with 31 in April and 36 in February. Through September 470 births occurred in 1976, average 55 per month, higher than pre-1973 levels when doctors Pallop Siripapat and Patrick Reddin joined AMC.
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AMC
Woodrow Lee
Lee
Pallop Siripapat
Patrick Reddin
Births Scott J Campbell and Bryan David Gohil in Fulton
Scott J Campbell named for the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Earl Campbell of Fulton born at 10:24 p.m. at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds 1 ounce. Bryan David Gohil born 8:17 p.m. to Mrs. Sahadevsinh Gohil of Fulton at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds 1 ounce. sister Sheila, 4. grandparents Ervin Hoffman of Mexico and N Gohil of Rajasthan, India. father works for A. P. Green Refractories and Central Electric Co. in Fulton.
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Scott Jeremy Campbell
Sam Earl Campbell
Fulton
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Campbell
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Sahadevsinh
Dave
Gohil
Bryan David Gohil
Sheila
Ervin Hoffman
Mexico
N. Gohil
Rajasthani
India
Central Electric Co
Carter Offers Job To Mayor Beame In White House Move
President Carter offered Mayor Beame the chairmanship of the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. Beame, weighing the role with no salary but daily expenses, said he would respond soon. The offer followed a private talk before Carter’s Bronx tour amid focus on urban recovery efforts and redevelopment in New York City.
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New York
Carter
Heing
Abraham Beame
Federal Commission
Beame
Washington
Advisory Commission On Intergovern
Patricia Roberts Harris
South Bronx
Bronx
United Nations Plaza
Tax protester indicted in Kansas City
A 47 year old Trans World Airlines mechanic, Jack C. Risen, was indicted by a federal grand jury on nine counts for tax protest actions. He failed to file 1975 and 1976 tax returns, filed false exemption certificates, and filed false claims against the government in 1973 74 and 75. He was released on a $10,000 bond pending appearance before a federal magistrate next Tuesday. convictions on all counts could bring up to 21 years in prison and a $52,000 fine. He has urged others to join a tax strike to force reductions in federal spending.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
Internal Revenue Service
Jack C. Risen
Rifen
Missouri Firms Worry Over New Strip Mine Rules
Missouri officials work on tougher state rules to meet federal strip mine standards signed into law by President Carter. The federal act targets reclaiming over one million acres and imposes stricter mining rules while funding comes via a coal tax of 35 cents per ton. Missouri could receive about $1 million if a regulatory program is approved, with topsoil separation and restoration to original contours among key provisions. Peabody Coal Co. officials voice concern over the new laws and their impact on operations.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Carter
William Kovacic
Missouri Land Reclamation Commission
Kovacic
Koyacic
Commission
Kovacle
Kenneth Moore
Columbia
Peabody Coal Co
MMA Presents on Channel 12 at Missouri Military Academy
The first MMA Presents program for the 1977 78 school year will air at 6 30 p m today on Channel 12 See TV Cadet Dean Davison moderates and interviews senior cadet Don Hand The 30 minute show includes current news and sports from the Academy Rebroadcast is set for noon Friday
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MMA
Missouri Military Academy
See Tv
Dean Davison
Don Hand
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Bob & Bonnie Harris
PRIDE
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Ups & Beer
Ryations
Paul Riechers
Charles Newland
Auxvasse
Liberty Theatre En Aus. de 'i
Hie
Michael Tilson Thomas
Buffalo Philharmonic
Orchestra
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Beer Wn
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North Jefferson St
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Hardee's
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Hardees Charbroil Burgers
Liberty West Plaza
MMA Presents
Channel
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School of
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Gary Littrell
Jerry
School of Metaphysics
Jean Walters
Jefferson
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