Vance urges Senate to back Panama Canal treaties
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance challenged Reagan's claim of a fatal flaw and urged Senate approval of the Panama Canal treaties. He warned rejection would harm U.S. Panama relations, Latin American standing, and canal security, while noting the accords serve U.S. and Panamanian interests and promote human rights. He called for thorough examination to avoid a later partisan debate.
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Ronald Reagan
Cyrus Vance
Senate
Vance
Panama
U.S
Latin America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Canal
Lawyers challenge CAP water contract priorities in Arizona
Lawyers for three irrigation districts claim the Central Arizona Water Conservancy District was coerced into signing a federal contract for CAP water that gives Indians a super-priority and places industrial priority over agricultural uses. They seek to block or alter the agreement, with a hearing set for Oct. 27 on a motion to validate the contract and a motion for summary judgment pending.
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Central Arizona Water Conservancy District
Central Arizona
R. Ellis
William D. Baker
Maricopa County
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Arizona
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New Magma
Superior Court
Vat Cordovil
Gun maker slows down production in Ithaca
Ithaca gun maker Ithaca Gun Co lays off 75 of its 225 workers for the third time in a year citing an unexplainable slump in the firearms market. The furloughs begin with no recall until late November as demand for shotguns and large bore rifles declines nationwide. Spokesman James Kirstof attributed the slowdown to weak sales.
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Judge Lorna Lockwood remembered in Phoenix rites
Memorial service for former Arizona Chief Justice Lorna Lockwood will be held tomorrow in the State Capitol Rotunda, followed by a 10 a.m. funeral at First Congregational Church. The Douglas native, who died at 74 after pneumonia, was the first woman to lead a state high court and served from 1961 to 1975 with chief justice duties in 1965 and 1971.
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Arizona
Lorna Lockwood
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High Court
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Supreme Court
Arizona House and Senate clash over energy and coal miner aid
Arizona lawmakers differ on federal energy moves as the Senate backed removing gas price controls in a 52 to 46 vote, while the House rejected two Clinch River reactor amendments and passed a coal miner black lung benefits bill. Reps Rhodes, Rudd, Stump opposed coal benefits revision and reactor measures. Udall supported coal benefits and nuclear refinements.
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Bob Stump
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