Panama Canal treaty proposal faces Latin American opposition
Special U.S. negotiators Linowitz and Bunker present a plan returning canal zone control to Panama by 2000 while preserving U.S. defense and operation. Defense chiefs deem the canal less critical, stirring rhetoric after Reagan’s opposition and fears of wider regional confrontation and possible guerrilla threats.
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Proposals to Restructure Arizona Corporation Commission
A spring senior summit urged adding two members to the three man Arizona Corporation Commission. It proposed one member from each congressional district and a governor appointee as consumer advocate to curb corporate influence and boost public responsiveness in rate setting and licensing.
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Rhodes faces jeopardy as energy bill debate stirs House race
In Washington, supporters of the Democratic majority on a key procedural question during energy bill debate spark rumors of a bid to unseat Rep. John Rhodes in the next Congress. Rhodes, Arizona's First District, drew GOP flak for backing Carter's voter registration plan and for limited floor activity. The piece notes potential successors, including Rep. Bob Michel, and outlines Treasury tax reform talks and intra-party tensions over capital gains and deductions.
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al Ullman
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Charles Vanik
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Sam Gibbons
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The Psnxtls Moral Tale Of Security And Chaos
In The Beautiful Green Valley psnxtls spark a Fearful Balance of Terror between Goodguys and Badguys. The Ratt of Phynkia and 162 Phynkians suffer, while rulers unleash psnxtls risking universal consumption. Moral: psnxtls are crazy things to die for.
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Junk food and malnutrition in America and abroad
The piece argues malnutrition harms learning and health, mocks food stamp policy, and critiques supportive diet freedom. It notes infants of malnourished mothers show slower learning, and highlights nutrition programs and high protein foods in the Third World, including Incaperina and Fresca Vida.
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