Compromise Looms In Spending Bill
Washington AP reports a House and Senate conference panel, split on defense spending, may near a compromise budget for fiscal 1978. The panel aims to set spending targets while debates over Carter energy plans and tax relief proceed. Senate and House figures differ on defense and deficits. Senate approval of a Cabinet level Energy Department and price oversight features in a cross-party plan could ease regulatory power. House hearings shift to energy policy and insulation tax breaks. Senate rules change proposals would keep 60 votes for cloture but limit delaying tactics, drawing mixed reactions from Republicans. Byrd hints the panel may stay in session throughout the week.
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Heated Panama Canal Talks Underway Again
Washington reports resumed negotiations on the Panama Canal treaty after Panamanian leaders threaten to halt progress. Romulo Escobar Betancourt and his team meet U S negotiators Sol Linowitz and Ellsworth Bunker as Omar Torrijos presses for decisive Carter administration commitment. Talks target a 2000 expiry, canal zone turnover, and U S co guarantor status.
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Air Force cadets run doomsday computer simulation
At the Air Force Academy a class uses a computer model to test world leaders decisions on energy use. Five cadets who try to sustain living standards see fossil fuels exhaust by 145 years while waste builds. A second group cuts back on food and energy but fares worse, while a third pursues alternative energy, preserving food and environment.
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Jobs For Youth Wane By Louise Cook
Youths face a tougher summer job market as labor analysts warn 16 to 24 year olds will compete for scarce postings. Federal and state rules govern eligible roles and hours, with planning key to success. restrictions vary by age, including hazardous work bans for younger teens.
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FBI Puts Warden In Quandary Over Secret Manual
Washington AP Cox sought the FBI manual via FOI requests and the Justice Department ordered much of it released. Marion prison officials fear releasing tear gas, bomb threat, and other security details could threaten inmate safety, delaying access while lawyers review.
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Seek Answers In Farm Slayings Seek Answers In Farm Slayings
In St. Louis AP report a mother says Yvonne Robinson feared John Steward who shot her at her county home then fled to Lincoln Kansas where he killed Leonard Wiebke his son and wife before killing himself. Lincoln County Sheriff Panzer said motive unclear but speculated a shotgun incident may have sparked the killings.
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Steward
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Probation Granted to Patricia Hearst in Assault Case
Patricia Hearst, who pleaded no contest to assault and robbery, received five years probation from Superior Court Judge E Talbot Callister after prosecutors joined defense in urging no additional jail time. The judge noted Hearst must make restitution for damage from the May incident at a sporting goods store. Hearst parents attended, while Hearst remained silent. The scene unfolded in a packed Los Angeles courtroom with appeals to compassion. First published April 25, 1977.
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Witlemaburg High Scheol
Legal Notice of Matter in Franklin County District Cavett
Public notice filed May 2 1977 and last published May 16 1977 in Franklin County Kansas binding matters concerning Webley Winfield Plerdol Heccaster and associated estate or case.
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