Carter seeks Bert Lance successor after resignation
President Carter begins a search for a new budget director after Bert Lance quits amid investigations into his banking and personal dealings. Names surfaced include James T. McIntyre Jr., Robert Strauss, Alice Rivlin, and Hale Champion as potential replacements. Carter defends Lance's legacy while acknowledging an orderly transition.
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Washington
Carter
Bert Lance
Lance
Amo
James T. McIntyre Jr
Georgia
Office of Management and Budget
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
U.S
Alice Rivlin
Congressional Budget Office
Hale Champion
California
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Poll shows Americans unhappy at canal deal
An Associated Press poll shows 50 percent of adults oppose the Panama Canal treaty and 29 percent support, with 21 percent undecided. Opposition spans regions and parties, strongest among those over 60, while 18 to 29 year olds tilt toward support.
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Washington
Carter
Senate
Associated Press
United States
Panama
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Omar Torrijos
Canal Zone
Concorde in trouble as committee says no sale profit
A House of Commons Public Accounts Committee circles the Concorde doom. It finds no practical chance to profitably produce beyond the 16 aircraft already authorized and notes current costs exceed sale prices, risking losses if production resumes.
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Nally
Lance
Georgia
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Justice Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Election Commission
Internal Revenue Service
First National Bank of
Calhoun
National Bank of Georgia
London
House of Commons
Public Accounts Committee
London Evening News
British Airways
Britain
France
SALT Talks Resume Ahead of I Treaty Expiration
The United States and the Soviet Union reopened SALT I talks amid signs no new accord would be ready before the October 3 expiry. Cyrus Vance greeted Andrei Gromyko at the State Department as officials discussed informal extension of the current agreement while Congress weighs legal and political questions.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Congress
Hormel to Build Davenport Gelatin Plant Amid Disappointment
Hormel & Co will invest 10 million dollars to construct a 100000 square foot gelatin plant in Davenport Iowa, joining with a 1 million dollar industrial revenue bond approved by the Davenport City Council. City leaders lament Austin loss. grading to start within a week and construction to begin after site prep.
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Judy
Austin
Development Corp
Hormel Co
Davenport
Rank and File
Hormel
I. J. Holton
Frank Brown
Tom Hart
Hart
Iowa
El Paso Drops Alaska to Lower 48 Gas Bid
El Paso Co abandons its bid to liquefy Alaska gas and ship by tanker to Southern California. The move leaves Alcan Pipeline Co in the lead as Carter backs a trans Canada route with federal approval seen as likely by Congress.
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Washington
el Paso Co
Alaska
Alcan Pipeline Co
Hxoward Boyd
Interior and Interstate Commerce Committee
Carter
Congress
Boyd
House
Senate
el Paso
California
Alcan
North Slope
Fairbanks
Canada
Midwest
Artic Gas
Palestinians Fire Coastal Guns Near Tyre in Night Attack
Palestinian guerrillas said their long range coastal guns opened fire on Israeli gunboats after midnight as Israeli ships enforce a blockade of Tyre on the south Lebanese coast. The clash marks latest escalation in the six day standoff.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tyre
Winters of more snow loom but not as cold says meteorologist
Minneapolis AP reports meteorologist John Graff expects a traditional old fashioned winter with ample snow and colder days but less extreme cold than last year. He notes a later spring and a gradual cool down rather than rapid cold snaps following a wet summer.
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Minneapolis
John Graff
Graff
National Weather Service Office
Minnesota
For Sale 1975 Pinto in Immaculate Condition
Auto ad notes a 1975 Pinto with exceptionally low mileage and immaculate condition. It invites quick sale via the Herald want ad section with a call to action for interested buyers. The notice appeared under the cars for sale classification for one day and was scheduled to run six days.
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Herald
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