Reagan opposes Panama Canal treaty while courting nonconformist support
Ronald Reagan reiterated opposition to the Panama Canal treaty at a Young Americans for Freedom gathering in New York while signaling room for future negotiations. He urged alternatives benefiting canal users and Panama’s people, warned against nationalization risks, and avoided joining the anti-treaty campaign, seeking a nuanced stance amid Carter talks with Linowitz and Bunker.
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Young Americans For Freedom
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Jesse Helms
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Gerald Ford
Henry Kissinger
California
Panam
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Senate
United States
Parana
Omar Tournios Herrera
Limits proposed on canal treaty by Idaho senator
Senator James A. McClure reported he will offer major reservations to the Panama Canal accord when Senate debate begins. He proposes automatic voiding on a Communist takeover, limits on Panamanian rights, and a national referendum before U S ratification. The White House noted broad public opposition to the accord.
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James A. McClure
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U.S
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White House
Carter
Grangeville
Senate Energy Committee
Rainlight aid in Hog fire containment near Klamath
Rainfall helped U S Forest Service crews contain the Hog fire burning across 50 60 acres of prime timberland in Klamath National Forest about 210 miles north of San Francisco. Containment reached 94 percent as 5 600 firefighters were reduced to under 5 000 mopping up hotspots along a 200 foot wide interior line. The blaze, started by lightning, has burned 13 days with costs of 8 1 million to fight and millions more in timber damages, injuring about 225 people mostly with minor injuries.
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San Francisco
Karate Show At Chino Prison Draws Scrutiny
SACRAMENTO AP A state senator H L Richardson deplored a karate demonstration given to 16 inmates at Chino prison calling it inappropriate and threatening legislation to stop such events. Corrections chief Enomoto said the self defense school act was only an entertainment exhibition with no inmate participation or training involved.
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Chino Prison
Department of Corrections
H.L. Richardson
Lance Bank Collateral Case Raises Questions About Carter Knowledge
Officials describe loan records from Lance’s affiliates with Manufacturers Hanover and other banks. They see possible contract breach but no federal law violation. Dietsch defends the loan terms, noting dividends were never paid and the note language remained as written.
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Bert Cance
Powell
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Lance
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Robert A. Baer Jr
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Robert W. Dietsch
Dietsel
Dietsch
Three murder suspects nabbed after stakeout in Long Beach
A sharp-eyed Long Beach officer spotted three men in a Fiat at Yeflan apartment complex. Officers Johnson and Mann blocked both ends of the alley and arrested Terry E. Clements Michael Wayne Martin and Mike Miller without incident. Riverside County deputies questioned them before booking them for murder. Sam, a missing husband and new father, had left home around 5 am Sunday.
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Compton
Mike Miller
Tillman Ave
Carson
Riverside County
Long Beach
Sam
SEC Claims Beame Misled City Finance Amid Crisis
The SEC report accuses New York City officials led by Mayor Beame of fiscal deceit that helped trigger a near bankruptcy. It states deceptive practices undermined investor confidence, notes the seven volume investigation, and says the commission declined to press or propose criminal action while criticizing risk disclosure to public investors.
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Lumber cost boost threatens U.S. new home prices
Mrs Harris cites lumber and insulation price rises as key drivers behind higher house costs. A task force report on housing costs is released and an expanded panel will study ideas to reduce costs. New housing starts rose recently, but higher lumber prices create uncertainty about future building. The wage price council will investigate but lacks power to cap prices.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Federal Housing Administration
Wage-Price Council
Delay to 28 Million Luxury Hotel Ends With Land Lease Request
City seeks land lease for a planned luxury hotel to anchor the convention center. The project requires state and local coastal approvals, with subcommittees reviewing modifications amid controversy over lagoon realignment and parking needs.
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Korean threw parties and cleaned dishes in Congress inquiry
Suni Park Thomson says she hosted five large and several small parties for lawmakers and Korean officials including KCIA figure Gen Kim Yung Hwan. She denies knowledge of KCIA ties and cash contributions, insisting guests washed dishes while she cooked, as she answered House ethics questions under threat of contempt.
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Suni Park Thomson
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Kim Yung Hwan
Ethics Committee
Carl Albert
KCIA
Philip Hirschkap
Tongsun Park
Kim Dong Ja
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