Carter Panama Canal treaty faces House committee backlash
Washington AP reports members of a House committee attack the Carter administration plan as a potential giveaway opposed by a majority of Americans. Negotiators Bunker and Linowitz defend the pact promising uninterrupted canal operation and security through 2000 while Panama develops capacity to take over. Committee members fear Torrijos may violate existing treaties and mishandle the waterway.
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Washington
House
United States
Ellsworth Bunker
Sol Linowitz
Bunker
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Canal treaty faces heated opposition in Congress
Chairman John M Murphy says 10000 letters oppose the pact with only a handful in support. He notes fears of higher costs and Panama control before 2000 while opponents warn of giving Panama a voice and surrendering Canal Zone facilities. Murphy cites a Soviet economic team visit in Panama.
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Murphy
Panama
Brezhnev Signals Cautious Openness to Carter Initiatives
Brezhnev welcomed Carter's moves toward dialogue and said positive statements must be turned into practical deeds. He urged translating human rights aims into concrete actions and pledged to seek mutually acceptable solutions if motives are sincere. Tito arrived in Moscow for his first four year visit, calling for stepped up cooperation among socialist states and nonaligned nations.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Carter
Brezhnev
Josip Broz Tito
Kremlin
Charleston
S.C
Soviet Union
U.S
Pravda
Tito
North Korea
China
Stalin
Shopping and events spotlight in Roswell ads
Roswell shoppers learn of August 22 opening for ADERAN SPENCER fabrics at STRETCH STITCH and fall fashion at THE MODEL. Also featured are ROYAL DOLL SHOP outfits, RHOADS dorm supplies and bath shop, CRAFTY CLIFF art classes, CLIFF flowers, and MACK'S CAMERA AND SOUND CENTER grand opening on 311 N Main with demos and gifts.
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Aderan Spencer
Vogue
Aderan
Leitner
Bernina
Rhoads
Collegians
Rhoads Custom Bath
Roswells
W. 6Th
Crafty Cliff
Alice Giraud
Cliff
S. Sun
Mack
N. Main
Roswell
Main Street
Main
Fall fashion shows at Rusty's Pampered Lady Annex and Dave Wolf Shoes
Rusty promotes fall jumpers in jr sizes with soft ultra suede and long styles to pair with tall boots and turtle necks. Dave Wolf Shoes features campus ready wedges and boots as headliners, with frequent reorders due to fast sales. Located at 1109 W 2nd and 302 N respectively in Roswell.
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Rusty
ANNEX
Roswell
W. 2Nd
Dave Wolf
Dave
Dave Ee
Fall fashions at the FASHION CENTER on 100 N Union
The FASHION CENTER showcases a full fall wardrobe including cashmere sweaters embroidered pieces with flowers owls or Yorkies, cowl necklines and leather coats. A range of skirts pants handbags and winter sportswear from Catalina Tami and Jack complements dresses, inviting shoppers to visit 100 N Union.
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Fashion Center
Catalina
Tami
Jack
N. Union
Chappies Hallmark Hacienda Adds New Gifts at 314 N Main
Chappies Hallmark Hacienda showcases DeGrazia items featuring Indian children, new squashes earrings bracelets bolos and prints both framed and unframed. Magnets for boards or fridges, Cape Craft wooden pieces and wildlife greeting card lines debut. Lap desks for students and writers round out fresh arrivals.
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Chappies
DeGrazia
Cape Craft
Chappies Hallmark
Roswell Shopping Highlights Page Teases Weekly Tips
Wednesday Roswell page promises shopping highlights and local services with a call to action for questions and contact details. The note emphasizes area shopping as proof of Roswell as a hub.
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Roswell
Baader Meinhof member rushed to hospital during hunger strike
Gudrun Ensslin, 36, serving life in Stammheim for Baader Meinhoff terrorist acts, was rushed to a hospital after a nine day hunger strike. She was returned to prison later at her request. Her lawyer Otto Schily warned she remains in danger.
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Stuttgart
West Germany
Gudrun Ensslin
Stammheim
Otto Schily
Miss Ensslin
Sickness at West Texas TI plant triggers probe
More than 100 TI workers at the Midland Odessa area plant fell ill with nausea and shortness of breath. About 75 were taken to Odessa Medical Center and 35 to Midland Memorial Hospital. Hydrogen sulfide was ruled out. Most patients were treated and released. One woman remained for observation.
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Odessa, Tex
Texas Instruments
Midland
Odessa
West Texas
Odessa Medical Center
Midland Memorial Hospital
Dick Perdue
Dallas
Perdue
Carson Smith
Texas Department of Public Safety
Midland Air Terminal
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Dial
MODEL
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Midwest
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