Carter Torrijos Panama Canal treaty signs amid protests
Carter and Torrijos formalized a new canal pact after 18 years of negotiations at the OAS ceremony in Washington and Panama. The deal would give Panama a greater say in canal policy, with a permanent governing board seat and a long term neutrality provision while maintaining U.S. security rights. Protests surfaced in both Panama and Washington as supporters tout the treaty’s international backing.
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Organization of American States
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Omar Torrijos
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Cartey
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Bank overdraft scandal tied to Lance campaign timing
Chief bank regulator described overdrafts by Lance and his family at Calhow bank, discovered in 1972 and rising to about 450 100 in late 1973. He noted routine examinations failed to flag the issue fully, while Lance campaigned for governor of Civorgia amid mounting concerns and a cease and desist was issued in 1974. Clark Clifford said Lance would meet with the president to assess the situation.
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Controversial judge unseated amid rape trial clash
Officials and women picketed in bikinis and raincoats denouncing a judge as sexist after a rape case in which a girl wore blue jeans and a blouse. Assistant family court commissioner Daniel Moeser noted his third place showing, hinting at a possible run against Krueger next April. Other Madison lawyers William Bradford Smith, Robert Burr, and Worth Piper trailed in votes.
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Taft Co buys Marineland in 5 million deal
Taft Co of Ohio agrees to acquire Marineland for 5 million dollars with closing target on or before October. The move covers Marineland as a division of Hollywood Park and expands Taft’s holdings along with related power interests in entertainment and regional parks. Marineland officials say operations chief is conferring with Taft and no immediate statement on completion is available.
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Senate Ups Budget For Farm Price Aid
The Senate approved a raise of 8700 million next year's budget to fund higher farm price supports, a move approved 61 to 26. Chairman Edmund Muskie said the increased outlay could jeopardize President Carter's goal of a balanced budget by 1981, with outlays potentially reaching billions annually over five years. Senators Herman Talmadge and Bob Dole backed fiscal responsibility but warned against harming farmers and consumers to meet a budget directive.
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Man Surrenders in Long Beach Murder Case
James Cade, 28, a transient, turned himself in at Long Beach police headquarters after a shotgun massacre at 1018 E. 12th St. that killed four family members and critically wounded a 13 year old. Cade was booked for extensive questioning as detectives continued the homicide probe. The victims included Pamela Cade, 33, Chinve Cade, 3, Crystal Baxter, 23, and Larry Luther, 38. Carolyn Ferguson, 13, remained in critical condition at St Mary Medical Center. The shooting followed a dispute over a $10 debt.
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James Cade
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Cade
E. 12Th St
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17Th Street
Chinve Cade
Crystal Baxter
17Th St
Larry Luther
New York
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St. Mary Medical Center
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Barrie TV Tower Crash Kills Five in Ontario
A Beech Baron plane crashed into the CKVR television transmission tower near Barrie Ontario in rain and fog, bringing the tower down onto the station building. All five aboard died while about 10 employees inside the building survived. The station will be dark for some time with repairs estimated at around $1 million. The flight was a routine business trip from Sudbury to Taranto owned by Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd.
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Ont
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