Carter threatens first vetoes over farm and water bills
President Carter warned Congress he may veto major farm program and water project bills to cut their price tag. He called a general's criticism of Korea withdrawal a serious breach and said Begin's leadership shift may bring moderation. He also said Israeli withdrawal from occupied West Bank areas could be essential to a Middle East peace plan.
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Carter
Congress
U.S
South Korea
Menahem Begin
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Middle East
Begin
Return
Northeast
South
John K. Singlaub
Executive Branch
Oval Office
Washington, D.C
Grazing officials and BLM meet to mend fences in Roswell
A meeting in Roswell between the Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association and the Bureau of Land Management aims to smooth differences over antelope population studies and land fencing. W H Bud Eppers notes progress and hopes for cooperative solutions with the Game and Fish Department, with funding and compensation concerns for ranchers affected by research and predators. The turnout included eight Roswell area ranchers designated to have fences modified for movement studies.
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Don Hoffman
Southeastern
Eppers
BLM
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Grazing Association
Roswell Area
Game and Fish Department
Association
Zimmerman
Santa Fe Today
Senators Ask Supreme Court to Halt Panama Canal Treaty Talks
Six conservative members of Congress urge the Supreme Court to intervene before month end to block a new Panama Canal treaty saying it could cede the canal zone to Panama. They warn Panamanian forces are conducting maneuvers near the zone and cite Omar Torrijos Herrera’s threat to seize the zone by force. The group argues only Congress can dispose of U.S. territory and their suit seeks a speedy ruling.
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Lyle Denniston
Washington Star
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
U.S
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Panama
Omar Torrijos Herrera
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
James A. McClure
R-Idaho
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Lawrence McDonald
D-Ga
M. Gene Snyder
R-Ky
Teir
William R. Drummond
Ronald Reagan
United States
RISD Sues Texas Firm Over Damages to Pueblo Auditorium
Roswell Independent School District sues Baby Enterprises of Amarillo for 17200 in damages after a March 5 rock concert at Pueblo Auditorium. The suit seeks 7200 real damages and 10000 punitive, plus attorney fees. Court action alleges breach of contract, failure to enforce no smoking or drinking, and improper return of the auditorium requiring carpet replacement and repainting. The district claims reckless disregard and that the promoter ignored restitution attempts. The auditorium is at Educational Services Center 300 N Kentucky Ave.
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Roswell Independent School District
Texas
Pueblo Auditorium
Baby Enterprises
Amarillo
Tex
Educational Services Center
Kentucky Ave
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