US agrees to pull troops from Panama Canal by 2000
Informacion Nuaiayer Romulo Escobar Betancourt says the United States will withdraw all troops from the Panama Canal by 2000, clearing the way for a new treaty. Escobar notes May negotiations open to Washington, seeking canal neutrality and compensation terms while the United States retains a co guarantor role.
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Panama
Lnformadon Nuaiayer
Romulo Escobar Betancourt
United States
Panama Canal
Lota Escobar
Omar Torrisce
Escobar
Washington
America
Canal
Moses
Moe
U.S
United Nations
Jobs bill nears Senate approval in Carter program
The Senate moves toward approving a compromise version of President Carter's job creating public works plan, though it drops a 47.25 million water pollution control section. The House-Senate conferees settled after a seven week stalemate, with Carter urging swift action and Jacobs Javits noting limited funds for states with high unemployment.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
House-Senate
House
Congress
Jacobs Javits
Ran
Plug pulled in protest over Times Square attraction
New York AP report says building owner Alex Parker switched off the Broadway electric billboard displaying headlines in Times Square as a protest against prostitution and pornography in the area. He eyed ending the New Year’s Eve ball drop, citing annual costs of about 370,000. He vowed the sign would stay dark until 100,000 signatures are collected for a cleanup petition, with daily counts shown on another sign. Prostitution and related shops increase as police crackdown under Mayor Beane intensifies.
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New York
West 42Nd Street
Alex Parker
Broadway
Parker
Agnatures Co
Times Square
Pbrdham Beane
Electrician Ad For Air Conditioning Wiring Service
Louis Whittington Electric advertises wiring for air conditioning in the A M McCauley building at 07 West Washington. Dial 737 7049 for last service and specialized electrical work in Sal, April 3.
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Air Cond
Sperial, Electricapy
Louis Whittington Electric
First Lady Rosalynn Carter Undergoes Benign Breast Lump Removal
Washington AP report says the benign breast lump removed from First Lady Rosalynn Carter did not disrupt her duties. Spokeswoman Mary Finch Hoyt noted the 4 minute operation at Bethesda Naval Hospital followed a routine six month checkup. Dr. William Fouty led the surgery and Carter was back at the White House by evening.
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Washington
Rosalynn Carter
White House
Mary Finch Hoyt
Betty Ford
Carter
Maryland
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Happy Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hoyt
Carter's staff pay rises spark White House debate
Washington AP reports 49 White House staffers earn 40000 yearly or more with nine senior aides at 56000 and First Lady Carter's top aide Mary Hoyt at 45000. Pay increases retroactive to Feb 27 raised taxpayer costs, as Press Secretary Jody Powell notes the raises stay below legal maximum while senior aides and deputy staff see gains across brackets.
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Washington
White House
Carter
Rosslynn Carter
Mary Hoyt
Hoyt
Jody Powell
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Margaret Costanza
Stuart Eizenstat
Hamilton Jordan
Frank Moore
James R. Schlesinger
Jack H. Watson Jr. Powell
Robert J. Lipshutz
Joseph W. Aragon
Peter G. Hourne
Hugh A. Carter Jr
Richard M. Harden
James B. King
Timothy Kraft
Martha M. Mitchell
David Aaron
Landon Butler
Robert A. Nastanovich
David Rubenstein
Rex Granum
Walter Wurfel
Margaret McKenna
Greg Schneiders
Maryland and Pennsylvania Lottery Numbers Reported
Maryland Numbers Game winning number drawn Thursday was 862 with a separate Pennsylvania daily lottery result of 4a. The page includes faded notices and unrelated clipped text about holidays and local details, with scattered postal and address fragments and misprinted figures. The copy quality obscures full context and exact draws.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania Lottery
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Daily Lottery
Kiss of peace at Vatican links Pope and Archbishop
Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Donald Coggan prayed together in the Sistine Chapel as 60 million Anglicans and 600 million Catholics joined in a Kiss of Peace during a Christian unity service. Coggan urged continued study of church union including shared communion, while Vatican officials noted no final agreement.
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Simpion
Pras
Vatican City
API
Paul VI
Canterbury
Sistita Chapel
Donald Coggan
Church of England
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Coggan
Vatican
Archibishop Coggar
St. Paul's
Rome
Syillebrands
Dr. Cegean
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Caesar
Thompson's Gas & Electric Service
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Tony Dorsett
Chris Evert
Bert Jones
Brom Barg
Muhammad Ali
Mark Fidrych
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