Salmon Dispute End Seen Amid Indian and Fishermen Talks
In Portland, UPI reports a possible settlement in the Columbia River salmon dispute between Indians and non Indian commercial fishermen. U S Attorney Lezak said draft terms show substantial agreement on fish allocations, potentially dismissing contempt cases. Dennis Karnop said tribes study the draft with a settlement hinted within two weeks.
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UPI
Columbia River
U.S
Sidney Lezak
U S. District Court
Robert Belloni
Lezak
Belloni
Washington
Oregon
Oregon Fish and Wildlife Department
John Donaldson
Columbia
Upper
Dennis Karnop
Bend
Japan's Trade Surplus Seen Burdening World Economy
A Carter aide said Japan's large trade surplus burdens the world economy and urged Japan and West Germany to apply tax cuts and spending to spur growth. Cooper, a Yale economist, spoke after a Trilateral Commission meeting with Japan, Europe, and U.S. participants.
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Marianna Che
Tokyo
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Japan
Richard Cooper
Yale University
Trilateral Commission
West Europe
United States
Cooper
Plains
Carter
Takeo Fukuda
Fukuda
David Rockefeller
Battle Flares In Southern Lebanon Amid Deadly Clashes
In southern Lebanon clashes flare between Israeli-backed Christian factions and leftist and Palestinian forces near Marjayoun and Beaufort. Palestinian sources report three killed and five wounded as Israeli artillery shells Palestinian positions from across the border. The Arab League peacekeeping force delays border actions while a deadline for heavy-arms collection draws near.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Marjayoun
Crusaders' Castle
Beaufort
Arab League
League
An Nahar
al Sharq
National Movement
American hijack attempt on TW700 over Atlantic ends with capture
An American on Trans Work Airlines flight TW700 claimed a hand grenade and threatened to blow up the jet but passengers overpowered him. The plane landed safely at Heathrow where police arrested the unarmed man. Zaid Rifai, former Jordanian ambassador to London, recalls the incident.
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London
API
Trans Work Airlines
Scotland Yard
Heathrow Airport
Heathrow
British Airports Authority
Zaid Rifai
Auto Makers Extend Rebates Amid Slower Small-Car Sales
General Motors and American Motors Corp extended their small car rebate programs to late February and March 10 respectively. GM added three new models to the list and broadened the program while AMC reported stronger Pacer momentum and over 2.5 million dollars in customer rebates since November.
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Detroit
General Motors
American Motors Corp
AMC
Eugene Amoroso
Another Tanker Lost Off New England Coast
The U S registered coastal tanker Chester A Poling broke apart in 25 foot waves as a winter storm pounded the New England coast. Coast Guard crews rescued six of seven crewmen, while the last man drowned after panicking while reaching for a lifeline in the icy Atlantic.
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Boston
UPL
New England
Coast Guard
Prince Jean de Merode slain in Paris apartment stairs
Paris police report Algiers born Prince Jean de Merode aged 34 found bludgeoned to death on his building stairs early today. They say a fight or robbery is likely, with no political motive, though he was a nightly late riser and his apartment showed little sign of ransacking. A coincidence with another Algerian linked prince killing in Paris weeks earlier is noted.
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Paris
UPI
Prince Jean de Merode
Merode
Prince Jean de Broglie
Senator Curtis Shifts Career After 40 Years in Congress
Washington reports Sen. Carl Curtis of Nebraska will not seek re election in 1978 after four decades in the House and Senate. Known for flashy dress and a running joke about tired of white shirts he left a long career that spanned most of postwar politics. The article also notes an unrelated fact about the vast spacing between neighboring galaxies.
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Washington
UPI
Carl ‘Curtis
Neb
House
Senate
Congress
Curtis
Evans Plans Private Talks Before Selecting Successor
Lt Governor John V. Evans says he will meet privately with each advisory committee member who suggested nine candidates to replace Cecil Andrus as governor. He aims to learn preferences, assess candidates, and announce a choice by week’s end, while balancing maturity and youthful energy in his administration.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
John V. Evans
Cecil D. Andrus
Evans
Murphy
Andrus
Andrus Submits Bills For Consideration In Idaho Senate
Idaho Gov Cecil D Andrus sent two bill packets totaling 71 measures to lawmakers in the first regular session of the 44th Legislature. The governor and executive agencies proposed 11 and 60 bills respectively, far from 121 submitted at the start of 1976. Proposals include a tax court reorganizing revenue taxation elderly renter relief minimum stream flows and energy programs.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Barber Dam
Counties Bar Paying Doctor Expenses to Attract Practice
The Idaho attorney general ruled counties may not pay moving and settlement costs or guarantee income to new doctors as inducements to locate practices, unless the physicians are county employees. Payments must relate to county functions and not serve private gain.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Attorney General's Office
Adams County
Kenneth Adler
Evans Plans Mini State of the State Address in Idaho
Lt. Gov. John V. Evans plans to deliver a mini State of the State to the Idaho Legislature after succeeding Cecil D. Andrus as governor later this month or early next as Andrus becomes Interior Secretary. Evans aims to work with legislative leaders to set priorities, will not deliver a separate budget address, and backs Andrus proposals while praising his final address.
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Ggg
Evans
Andrus
Atvall
John Evans
Ams
Cindrus
Idaho
Supreme Court to Hear Zacchini Suit Over Filmed Act
The Supreme Court granted a hearing to Hugo Zacchini who sued Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co for filming and broadcasting his human cannonball act at the Geauga County Fair in Burton Ohio without permission. Zacchini claims unlawful appropriation of his professional property.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Hugo Zacchini
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co
Wews-Tv
Cleveland
Burton
Ohio
Farm Federation Growth Continues
HONOLULU UPI The American Farm Bureau Federation reports 1976 membership rose for the 16th straight year by 171 001 member families, reaching 2 676 259 and about 80 percent of commercial farm and ranch families. Richard Owens urges increased volunteer efforts to support local government on zoning transport taxes schools and other issues.
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Honolulu
UPI
American Farm Bureau Federation
Richard Owens
Owens
McClure Seeks End To Gun Control Act
Senator James McClure of Idaho introduced legislation to repeal the 1968 Gun Control Act and impose mandatory five to ten year prison terms for criminals using a firearm in violent crimes. He argues the act burdens law abiding citizens and does not deter long‑standing criminals. McClure cites petitions from the 94th Congress supporting similar bills.
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McClure
Washington
UPI
James McClure
Idaho
Congres
Mclure
Citi
Joint Election Bill Introduced in Idaho Legislature
Rep. Joe Wagner introduces a bill to merge the regular and presidential primaries on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in June. The measure also shortens precinct committee terms to two years and shifts candidacy petition filing to April 1–7 from June 1–7.
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