Carter's Scare Tactics On Panama Canal Treaties Backfire
President Carter uses aggressive tactics to push Senate ratification of the Panama Canal transfer pacts. Senate voices from Ted Stevens to Gerald Ford and Henry Kissinger warn of backlash, violence risk, and a possible party split as debate delays loom and public opinion remains strongly opposed.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
Panama Canal
Panama
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Stevens
Gerald Ford
Henry Kissinger
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Robert Dole
Kansas
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Dole
Baker
Alan Cranston
Carter White House
Richard Nixon
Senate Finance
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Television People Are Different
A satirical riff contrasts television life with ordinary realities. The narrator imagines fame glosses, stylish appearance, effortless danger, and instant resolutions, then pivots to a complaint about local sports coverage and Brooks Robinson Day in Baltimore. The piece ends with a scolding note to the sports desk for neglecting the ceremony.
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N.Y
Playboy
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Citizens Band Interference Sparks Capitol Hill Action
A Willowick Ohio family suffers FM color TV interference from a neighbor’s CB radio as Congress weighs bills to require factory built interference protections. FCC studies, proposed standards, and enforcement efforts target 22 million CBs with 135000 current complaints rising to 300000 by 1979.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Willowick
Ohio
Federal Communications Commission
Ervin
Congress
House
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Charles A. Vanik
Dohio
FCC
Vanik
Goldwater
Geneva peace conference chances brighten in Middle East
The Geneva talks outlook improves as Dayan meetings with Hussein and Sadat yield potential for Arab–Israeli dialogue. Israel accepts a U S proposal to seat Palestinian representatives, with Arab tentative approval amid ongoing U S Israel differences on PLO participation.
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Middle East
Geneva
U.S
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Menachem Begin
Jordan
Hussein
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Ismail Fahmy
United States
West Bank
Apple Harvest Arts and Crafts Festival At Winchester Park
Winchester Rotary Club hosts the Apple Harvest Arts and Crafts Festival drawing over 12,000 attendees from across the state. More than 100 artists showcased music food and crafts in blustery conditions boosting weekend crowds by about 50 percent from last year. The festival strengthens Winchester’s growing fall celebration reputation and organizers thank the Rotarians for a job well done.
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Winchester
Winchester Recreation Park
Winchester Evening Star Classified Summary
The Winchester Evening Star lists staff and contact details including General Manager Thomas T. Byrd and Managing Editor Roy E. Potts with advertising director Eugene P. Miller. It notes subscription rates for mail and local delivery, and motor delivery charges, alongside classic post and postage details.
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Roy E. Potts
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Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
Winchester Ve
Carter's Eight Nation Tour Aims at Boosting Standing
President Carter plans an 11 day tour of eight nations in South America Africa Asia and Europe. Brzezinski says trips were in planning before the Lance controversy and could help domestically by lifting polls and press coverage.
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South America
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Venezuela
Brazil
Nigeria
Paris
France
Giscard d’Estaing
Senate Finance Committee
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