Debate Sparks Phase 2 of Panama Canal Treaty
President Carter and Gen Omar Torrijos signed the canal treaty after 13 years of talks. The ceremony drew Latin American leaders and diplomats as the United States moves toward Senate ratification battles over the pact and its precise terms.
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Dalton backs nuclear power growth to spur Virginia economy
Energy Republican nominee John Dalton endorses expanding nuclear plants as part of a broad energy plan. He cites environmental controls and support for conservation and other sources, while urging streamlined licensing to avert energy shortfalls and sustain growth in Virginia.
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Virginia
Dalton
Mr. Dalton
Vepco
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Amtrak cuts and fare hikes prompt rail policy critique
The Amtrak system plans to cancel nearly two dozen unprofitable trains mainly on the Northeast Corridor and raise fares by about 2.55 percent to save an estimated 28 million dollars starting October 30. Critics warn belt tightening could deter riders and stress the goal of revitalizing passenger rail.
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National Passenger Rail Corp
Amtrak
Northeast Corridor
U.S
New York Mayoral Field Features Odd Bets and Jabs
The 1977 New York mayoral race features Percy Sutton Ed Koch Gabby Hartnett Benny Goodman Carey Farber Perry Como Mayor Beame Sherman Badillo and Bella Abzug in a satirical preview. The piece mocks campaign claims and Governor Carey’s tactics while outlining each candidate’s supposed pledge to fight for New York and undercut opponents.
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N.Y
Hugh Carey
Carey Farber
Carey
Beame
Albany
Percy Sutton
Sutton Place
New York
Ed Koch
Botch
House of Representatives
Edmund
Edward
Edwin
Edouard
Koch
Goodman
Farber
American Express
Perry Como
Como
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sherman Badillo
Didate
Badillo
Bella Abzug
Cloud of Danger Over U S Shows Economic Struggles
The piece notes 6.9 million unemployed and 14.5 percent jobless rate for blacks, with teen black unemployment high, while noting growth predictions for 1977. It cites Kennan warnings that foreign policy must start at home and urges focus on domestic issues before global aims.
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Jack Watson
White House
Congressional Black Caucus
Carter
State Department
Oine
Kennan
United States
Europe
Japan
Israel
Taiwan reprieve delays Carter Taiwan policy shift
President Carter delays abandoning Taiwan ties while pressing toward improved PRC relations. Vance visited Peking with no concessions offered, leaving Taiwan’s security treaty intact and the Taiwan question moved to a future agenda. Political and intelligence voices warned against renouncing the 1954 treaty and endangering allies.
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Carter
People’s Republic of China
Taiwan
Cyrus Vance
Peking
State Department
National Security Council
Vance
PRC
Republic of China
John Fairbank
Harvard
Doak Barnett
Brookings Institution
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Boston
Congress
Central Intelligence Agency
Asia
Middle East
United States
George Ball
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Moscow
Ray S. Cline
CIA
The
Georgetown
Panama Canal fears rise after Panamanian president slurs quotes
Washington scrutiny grows as Panama's president Demetrio Lakas uses racist language praising past U.S. interventions while courting conservative Senators. The episode sparks concern that Torrijos regime may still tilt toward Moscow despite assurances over canal control and defense post 2000.
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Thurmond
Panama
Lakas
Canal
Sam
Lukas
Uncle Sam
U.S
Dominican Republic
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