Canada U S plan Alaska to lower 48 gas pipeline route
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced provisional approval of a route along the Alps highway for a 0 billion natural gas pipeline from Alaska to the lower 48. U S President Carter voiced optimism for a September 1 deadline, with talks to begin next week to finalize terms and costs. Canada seeks minimal local impact and broad economic benefits, while the United States aims for the lowest consumer price.
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Negotiators Close Ground in Canal Talks in Panama
In Panama City the United States and Panama resumed talks on the canal treaty. Both sides aim to finish the major negotiations soon and begin a statement of conceptual agreements. Panamanian negotiator Nicolas Barletta called momentum positive as technical issues remain in a proposed 240 page annex to the treaty.
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U.S
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Ailsworth Hicker
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CIA forecasts Soviet economy to stall on oil shortage
In a CIA report released by the Joint Economic Committee, the Soviet Union faces stiff supply limits as oil scarcity and a shrinking working age population slow economic development. The study notes oil and fuels lie east of the Urals, distant from major industrial centers, forcing Moscow to choose whether to curb military spending amid rising defense outlays.
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Sachet Union
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Urals
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Soviet Union
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Senator Church seeks aid for Americans in Cuba
Senator Frank Church arrives in Havana aboard a U S Air Force jet as the first American government aircraft since relations soured. He says helping Americans jailed in Cuba and those seeking to leave is his priority while awaiting talks with Fidel Castro. Church is to meet educators and officials, with a four day visit framed by ceremonial engagements and a buoyant note about improving U S Cuba ties.
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United States
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Lottery roundup from Maryland and Pennsylvania draws
In Baltimore the Maryland Lumber's Game daily lottery drew 27 dollars while in Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania daily tollery reported a 24 dollar number.
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Pittsburgh
Try SoH Water Treatment Ad in Your Home
Seavigoft offers a 8 day water placement program for homes with a free trial. Ads promote placing water in your own residence, inviting readers to try the product at no cost.
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Prisoners release 12 hostages in Catskill prison riot
Inmates at Baste Correctional Facility in the Catskill Mountains held 11 hostages for about 12 hours before releasing them and returning to their cells. No hostage was hurt. two guards and three inmates were injured in a scuffle. Prison officials cite grievances over food, sergeant dismissals, and amnesty as motivations. Police and correctional teams restored order after noon, following a chaotic takeover of the B block.
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Tere
Benjamin Ward
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Borrowers paying off past debts in June record high
Washington AP reports a surge in buy now pay later borrowing with $15.3 billion repaid in June, a sharp rise from May. New installment credit reached $18.6 billion while total consumer installment credit stood at $198.2 billion, up from June last year.
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Maren
President Carter inspects fields and slices watermelons in Plains
President Jimmy Carter toured peanut fields in Plains Georgia pulling a penknife from his pocket to open watermelons for onlookers. He walked rows of peanuts damaged by armyworms and drought, discussed crops with tenant Leonard Wright, and visited the family homestead near Carter Farms.
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Ugandan student recalls horrors under Amin regime
Ugandan medical student John Sekabira tells The Associated Press he spent 14 months in Ugandan prisons and witnessed mass killings under President Idi Amin. He described prison abuse, burials of massacre victims, and a flight to Kenya after release in June, saying others endured far worse. He recalls being seized at Entebbe airport on January 4, 1976 and imprisoned at security headquarters.
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Polanski could face up to 50 years in prison
Santa Monica AP report says Roman Polanski pled guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with a girl under 16 and could receive 1 to 30 years in state prison or commitment to a mental hospital with possible deportation. A judge ordered expert psychiatrists to assess his condition and report by September 19.
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