Lance files locked in official safe during Senate probe
A 200 page IRS report reveals files on Bert Lance's Georgia banks were stored in a government official's bathroom safe as Lance faced Senate consideration for budget director. The Governmental Affairs Committee had previously recommended confirmation and is now reviewing his finances with Lance set to testify.
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Washington (Ap
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Georgia
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Dconn
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IRS
Robert G. Bloom
Heimann
Calhoun First National Bank
National Bank of Georgia
Bloom
Comptroller
Charles Percy
Ill
Holiday Inn to be renamed Red Cedar Inn in Austin
Austin inn owners Jan Gjestvang and Tony Maus announced the Holiday Inn will become the Red Cedar Inn effective today. They aim to honor community history, restore the former Red Cedar name for the dining room, and seek public input on the old sign and inn history. The 72 room hotel was purchased May 1 by Triple Crown Inc. from Robert Dillon.
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Jan Gjestvang
Tony Maus
Austin
Maus
Gjestvang
Tony
Larry Maus
Robert Dillon
Triple Crown, Inc
Opposition rises to Haugerud as Upper Mississippi Chief
Minnesota environmental groups and allies oppose President Carter’s potential pick of Rep. Neil Haugerud for the Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission chair. They cite past MPCA criticism and 1973 legislative moves. The commission coordinates federal and state efforts and oversees the Great River Environmental Action Team.
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Minnesota
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Dfl-Preston
Upper Mississippi River Basin Commission
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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
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Izaak Walton League
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George Griebenow
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River-Basin Commission
Upper Mississippi
Great River Environmental Action Team
GREAT
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Elderly Driver Plows Picnic Crowd in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis 81 year old Leo M. Schulte drove into a crowd at a nursing home picnic injuring 21 and killing two. Witnesses described chaos as wheelchairs and food scattered across the yard. Schulte, who had an eye doctor appointment nearby, said he may have hit the accelerator by mistake and was later released after questioning. The case was to be sent to a grand jury.
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Eunice Cope
The
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D-Ore
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Social Security Administration
Raiders release former Super Bowl XI kicker Errol Mann
Oakland, AP Errol Mann, 36, the veteran who joined the Raiders late last season and handled placekicking in Super Bowl XI, has been released by the NFL champions. Mann, who lives near Campbell Minnesota in the off season, is a University of North Dakota graduate.
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Oakland Raiders
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Minn
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Farm bill passes Senate and heads to House
A compromise farm bill clearing the Senate goes to the House. It would raise farm price supports and overhaul the food stamp program with a record 1.2 billion dollars in payments to wheat growers and would lift the cash price of corn by 10 to 20 cents a bushel.
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Senate
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Executive Pay Rises at General Mills and Pillsbury
General Mills Inc. and Pillsbury Co. disclosed proxy statements showing top executives awarded large salary increases after strong profit growth. Robert Kinney, chairman of General Mills, earned a total of $497,925 in compensation.
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General Mills Inc
Pillsbury Co
Robert Kinney
General Mills
Burger ends Soviet visit with Brezhnev meeting
U S Chief Justice Warren Burger wraps a 10 day trip to the Soviet Union after a session with President Leonid I Brezhnev, where Brezhnev reportedly lectured on the international arms issue in a largely monologue session.
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U.S
Warren Burger
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Burger
Colonies mark Elizabeth II anniversary party in Newport
Queen Elizabeth IIs milestone on the throne is celebrated in the colonies with a Newport party. Elizabeth Taylor and her husband former Navy Secretary John Warner will attend with Sen. Charles Percy and other celebrities tonight.
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British Isles
Elizabeth Taylor
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John Warner
Charles Percy
GOP Social Security plan faces quick opposition blast
Washington AP reports Republicans push a plan to raise the retirement age to 68 by 2001 and permit workers to earn while receiving benefits. Democrats and HEW secretary call the plan unsafe for solvency and charge it breaks federal promises.
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House
Ways and Means
Tday
Joseph A. Callifano Jr
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
U S Plans Expanded Persian Gulf Defense Under Carter
U S officials say a secret directive issued by President Carter expands strategic priorities to defend the Persian Gulf from Soviet attack. The move follows a National Security Council study and aims to protect oil supplies, highlighting ties with Iran and Saudi Arabia while addressing potential shifts in regional security.
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Europe
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Carter to campaign with Byrne in New Jersey
President Carter trips to Newark and Trenton to back Governor Brendan Byrne as Byrne fights a tough reelection. Carter plans three appearances including a fundraiser at Newark Airport and a rally near the New Jersey College of Medicine, ending with a visit to Chambersburg Festival of Lights.
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Carter
New Jersey
Brendan Byrne
Newark
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Byrne
Ray Bateman
Newark International
New Jersey College of Medicine
Festival of Lights
Chambersburg
Nee
Desirable Furnished Two Bedroom Home For Rent
Classified ad offers a furnished two bedroom house with no pets. References and lease required. Rent is $250 monthly plus utilities. Call for details. Ad ran under houses for rent for three days and was scheduled to run six days.
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Herald
Manufacturing jobs decline in Austin since 1971
Figures from Rodney Smith of the Minnesota Dept. of Employment Services show Austin manufacturing employment declining after a peak of 5,123 in 1971. Data through June 30 each year from 1968 to 1977 list steady drops from 4,994 in 1968 to 3,797 in 1977.
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Austin
Rodney Smith
Minnesota
Pageant notes spotlight on winner from United States and Puerto Rico
A caption describes the winning contestant in a pageant described as 5 foot 10 inches tall and 135 pounds with measurements 34 25 37. The image credited AP Laser photo notes the subjects as United States and Puerto Rico.
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Puerto Rico
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