Carter Torrijos meet on canal treaty at White House
President Carter welcomed Panama's Gen. Omar Torrijos for a 70 minute White House talk on the Panama Canal treaty. The 62 page text singles out two main documents the canal treaty and a neutrality pact. The canal would revert to Panama in 1999 with U S defense rights lasting beyond 2000.
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Romulo Escobar
United States
Walter Mondale
Cyrus Vance
Brenzinski
Imousine
Peru
Paraguay
Bolivia Assures Swift Action for American Prisoners
Rep George Hansen said Bolivian officials promised immediate and early relief for American prisoners, after tours and meetings led to the release of Richard Farmer and Diana Walker. Hansen cited new judges and streamlined processes to speed cases including Idaho Falls’ Tom McGinnis awaiting verdicts in 39 cases.
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Idaho Falls
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Dallas
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Austin
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Mormon Will Heads To Nevada Court Scrutiny
The Nevada trial to challenge the Mormon will of Howard Hughes is set for October 3 before District Judge Keith Hayes after delays. Coexecutor Harold Rhoden plans up to 43 witnesses and 15 experts, while James Dilworth of Hughes’ aunt’s side presses for an earlier start despite a Texas-docketed domicile issue. The Summa Corp and the Lummis family claim forgery, while the will lists beneficiaries including the church and various relatives.
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Rhoden
James Dilworth
Texas
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Dilworth
Houston
Nevada
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Salt Lake City
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Utah
Hanafi siege leader sentenced to 41 to 123 years in prison
Hanafi leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis, 55, received 41 to 123 years after a 39 hour siege that trapped 149 people and killed radio reporter Maurice Williams. His followers were sentenced in groups for murder, kidnapping and assault. The case drew calls for mercy and possible presidential pardon.
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Maurice Williams
Abdul Muzikir
Williams
B'nai B'rith
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