Panama Canal Treaty Talks Move Toward US Transfer
UPI reports from Panama City that a small group on Contadora Island is negotiating a treaty to transfer canal administration and defense from the United States to Panama by 2000 with continued US military presence longer. Panamanian officials note progress, while critics in the US presidential race weigh in on sovereignty and security issues.
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John Virtue
Panama City
Panama
UPI
Pacific
U.S
Panama Canal
Canal
United States
Contadora Island
Ently
Reagan
Torrijos
Lopez , Guevara
Lopez-Guevara
Henry Kissinger
Lopez Guevara
Varilla
Ellsworth Bunker
Riot damage colors future events at Northwest Speedway
In the wake of Saturday’s riot at State Line Idaho’s Northwest Speedway, officials warn about broad blame. The piece argues promoters and teamsters may face suspicion alongside youths, urging individual merit in future decisions and noting inexcusable generalizations.
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State Line
Idaho
Northwest Speedway
Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamster
K.F
Hanoi Denies Holding POWs in Vietnam
The North Vietnamese embassy in Paris denied claims that Hanoi still held American prisoners of war. It said all Americans captured in Vietnam were returned to U S custody after a meeting with a Veterans of Foreign Wars delegation. The Americans involved were Nelson Amsdill, Lawrence Platkoff, and Leon Turreau.
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Arthur Higbee Paris
UPI
Hanoi
Vietnam
Alo
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Do Thanh
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Paris
Torrow
Thanh
DRV
France
United States
Nelson Amsdill
VFW
Fraser, Mich
Lawrence Platkoff
Roseville
Mich
Leon Turreu
Television Schedule Mixed Channel Lineup
A dated grid lists evening to late night programs including Micky Mouse Club and Misterogers at 4:00, Ironside and Sesame Street at 4:30, Hogan's Heroes at 5:00, Channel 2 News, ABC and CBS News at 6:00, and a mix of sitcoms dramas and game shows through 1:00.
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Merv Griffin Misterogers
Ironside
Sesame Street
Hogan’s Heroes
Channel 2 News
News Scene
Eyewitness News Electric Company
ABC News
CBS News
Brady Bunch
Dinah
Nova
Adam-12
Bewitched
High Rollers
Bugs Bunny
Don Adams
Martin Agronsky
The Lighter Side Demography and city revival in humor
Washington. Demography shows that inner cities lose population as suburbs grow around urban cores. The piece humorously traces two families moving from Washington and Baltimore toward suburbs, then back into cities, suggesting revived central areas as commuters swap places. New York could prosper again.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Takoma Park
Laurel
Washington
Family B
Baltimore
Glen Burnie
New York
London racial clashes flare after death of Pakistani youth
Hundreds of Asian youths rioted in Southall London after the stabbing death of 18 year old Gurdip Singh Chagger. Stones and bottles flew at whites and white drivers as police sought to quell the unrest and release two jailed suspects.
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London
UPI
Gurdip Singh Chagger
Southall
Vanguard of Lebanese army backs Syrian role in Lebanon
Rayak air base in the Bekka valley serves as the headquarters for the Lebanese army vanguard and for Syrian occupation forces. Major Maghmoud Mattar says the vanguard fields pilots and technicians while Syrians provide the occupation force and strategic planning.
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Michael Ross
Bekka
Lebanon
UPI
Rayak
Bekka Valley
Maghmoud Mattar
Mattar
Zahle
Damascus
Beirut
Matter
Hafaz
Assad
Syria
Food Price Inflation Lower In U S
A U S Agriculture Department report shows March 1975 to March this year price inflation was lowest in the United States among 15 countries. The U S rose 4.3 percent, while Argentina and Brazil showed much higher increases, with other nations ranging from 2.1 to 39 percent.
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UPI
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Agriculture Department
Agency
Foreign Agricultural Service
West Germany
Brazil
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Denmark
France
Canada
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Holland
Sweden
United Kingdom
Buenos Aires
Tokyo
Idaho population rises to 821000 in 1975
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Idaho’s population at 821000 as of July 1975, up from 713000 in 1970. Southwestern Idaho reports the largest gain, with Ada County adding about 25000 people in the last five years. the state total grew by 108000 since 1970.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
U.S
Census Bureau
Ada County
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