Canal treaty edging toward Panama ownership by 2000
After 13 years of talks, the United States and Panama near an outline to hand the Panama Canal to Panama by 2000. Officials say an agreement in principle could be announced, with major issues spanning Canal Zone property and a U.S. aid package. The plan requires congressional approval and a Panamanian referendum.
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Panama City
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Nicolas Gonzalez Revilla
U.S
Sol Linowitz
Linowitz
Ellsworth Bunker
Congress
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
House
Senate
Canal Zone
Canal
This ham really is one
Harrisburg report on Ed Bolton an unemployed night club entertainer singing dog trainer and Kissinger impersonator who fools ham radio operators who believe they spoke with Henry Kissinger. The piece notes Bolton’s popular impersonation sparks calls to newspapers nationwide.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Henry Kissinger
Ed Bolton
Kissinger
Bolton
Rich Little’s
Mysterious Night Dog Catcher Patrolling Waukomis
In Waukomis Oklahoma a 46 year old man works as an undercover dog catcher with concealed identity. He patrols by night and weekends. Town officials refuse to reveal his name or number and residents cannot contact him. Only the dogs know the truth.
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Waukomis
Okla
Oklahoma
Cape Town Squatter Camp Demolitions Prompt Protest
Police fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of black residents singing hymns against the destruction of shanties near Cape Town. About 26,000 people in three camps faced systematic razing, with a baby reported injured as families gathered amid ruined shelters 15 miles north of the city.
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Cape Town
South Africa
U.S
Modderdam
Obituary for Marguerite F. DiCosol
Marguerite F. DiCosol, 81, died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital. Services set for 11 a.m. Friday at Arcadia Funeral Home Chapel in Phoenix. She was a Missouri native who moved to the Valley in 1952 and lived at 5301 E. Thomas Rd. Survived by son William Dodge of Phoenix, a brother, a sister out of state, one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Interment at Greenwood Memorial Park in Phoenix.
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Arcadia Funeral Home Chapel
Indian School Rd
Marguerite F. DiCosol
Doctors Hospital
Missouri
DiCosol
Valley
Monica H Gideon dies at 78 in home in Valley
Monica H Gideon 78 of 5915 E Calle del Sud died Monday at home. A Michigan native she moved to the Valley two years ago. Survivors include husband John two sons Jack C of Phoenix and James H of Michigan a daughter Anne C Bennin of Scottsdale and two grandchildren. Services and interment will be in St Joseph Michigan. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd.
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Monica H. Gideon
E. Calle del Sud
Michigan
James H
Anne C. Bennin
Scottsdale
St. Joseph, Mich
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
Amos H. Flint 89 Dies in Scottsdale Home
Amos H. Flint, 89, died Tuesday at Scottsdale Christian Home. An Illinois native, he moved to the Valley two years ago and was a CPC International executive and former head of engineering. He did Iraq government agriculture research postretirement. Survived by son Amos H. Flint Jr. and daughter Winifred, five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Private arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Amos H. Flint
Scottsdale Christian Home
Civic Center Plaza
Mr. Flint
CPC International
Iraq
Pima County Turns Over New General Hospital to Private Firm
The Pima County Board of Supervisors awarded Hospital Affiliates International Inc. of Nashville a management contract worth 175000 for the county's new general hospital facing a 3 million deficit after five months. Officials expect a 1 million reduction in operating costs in the first year.
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Tucson
Pima County
General Hospital
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Hospital Affiliates International Inc
Nashville
Fire Chief G. G. Holzner to retire after 35 years
Phoenix Fire Chief G. G. Holzner plans retirement on December 31 after 35 years with the department. Holzner, 60, joined in 1942, named assistant chief in 1956 and led the department since 1972. A federal judge has dismissed Morning Star Cattle Co.’s negligence suit over wild horses on the Gila River Indian Reservation.
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Phoenix
G.G
Jack” Holzner
Holzner
U.S. District Court
Carl A. Muecke
Morning Star Cattle Co
Pinal County
County sues salvage firm over antipollution rule
Pima County Attorney files suit in Superior Court to stop Southwestern Alleys from aircraft salvage on Tucson's southeast side for violating an antipollution ordinance. Green Valley residents push for incorporation with a Dec 6 election planned.
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Tucson
Pima County Attorney’s Office
Deputy
Howard Baldwin
Green Valley
Pima County
Suspect Declared Competent in Sierra Vista Murder Case
Michael Bruce Cagel of Sierra Vista has been ruled competent to stand trial on an open murder charge. He is accused of strangling his wife Jamie Lynn Cagel, 20, on May 20.
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Bisbee
Michael Bruce Cagel
Cagel
Sierra Vista
Jamie Lynn Cagel
Clifton Councilman resigns amid recall push
City Manager Joe Pennington says a recall election will be held after petition signatures met the requirement. Councilman Ron Waldorf confirms his resignation due to the recall and business commitments.
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Clifton
Joe Pennington
Pennington
Ron Waldorf
Rev Jackson urges activists to restore moral discipline
In Atlanta AP report Rev Jesse Jackson, head of PUSH, cautions that modern youth protest for causes like porn access and LGBT acceptance, not moral rights. He calls for renewed solidarity and ethical standards to guide social progress. The civil rights leader links ethical collapse to Vietnam War and Watergate eras.
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Atlanta
Jesse Jackson
United States
Jackson
PUSH
People United To Save Humanity
Vietnam
Cubs Frolic at National Zoo First Outing in D.C.
Two of six Atlas lion cubs born in the United States play outside with their mothers at the National Zoo in Washington. Atlas lions are extinct in the wild and the six youngsters are offspring of unnamed parents.
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United States
National Zoo
Washington
juror seated in Bolles murder trial amid pretrial questions
A 27th prospective juror was seated in the Don Bolles murder case in Maricopa County. The Tempe housewife acknowledged reading many reports about the June 1976 car bombing that killed Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles and mentioned Kemper Marley. Police say Marley is questioned but not charged while the panel is being formed for 12 jurors and up to six alternates to hear the case against Max Dunlap and James Robison.
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Phoenix
Don Bolles
Tempe
Maricopa County
Howard Thompson
Bolles
Arizona Republic
Arizona
Kemper Marley
Marley
Max Dunlap
Chandler
James Robison
Jurors Questioned as Defense Challenges Panel
The defense questioned the latest juror and challenged four jurors Tuesday as Judge Thompson said key issues had been covered. Attorneys Derickson and Savoy pressed challenges to the elderly teacher and computer operator and machinist jurors, arguing publicity and selection concerns.
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Thompson
Robison
David Derickson
Dunlap
John Savoy
Savoy
Derickson
White House weighs single border superagency
A White House planning document proposes merging the Immigration and Naturalization Service and Customs Service into a single border management agency and later adding agencies with border functions. The plan cites efficiency gains but warns of transitional disruption and personnel turbulence among consolidating agencies.
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Los Angeles
U.S
White House
Los Angeles Times
Immigration and Naturalizaton Service and
Customs Service
Border Management Agency
Fish and Wildlife Service
Plant Health Inspection Service
Office of Management and Budget
Nixon papers moved to archives in Washington
The Nixon administration records were removed from the White House to the National Archives on the third anniversary of his resignation. About 1,800 boxes and 1,146 reels of tape were transported by moving vans escorted by Air Force patrol cars. Watergate materials will be processed first and may be opened to researchers in about a year after sorting begins.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
James B. Rhoads
Executive Office
National Archives
Air Force
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nixon
National Security
General Services Admininistration
Suitland
Supreme Court
San Clemente
GSA
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Amos H. Flint Jr
New Jersey
Winifred F. VanDerWart
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