Lance faces renewed questions over Calhoun bank ties
House subcommittee leader says Bert Lance treated Calhoun First National Bank like a playpen for family and friends amid fresh allegations of illegality. Senators Ribicoff and Percy demand his resignation as Carter resists, while Lance and officials defend his conduct and seek exoneration.
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A _ House subcommittee
Bert Lance
Georgia
Fernand St Germain
Calhoun First National Bank
St Germain
Rhode Island
Carter
Sena
Tors
Lance
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Congress
Ribicoff
Percy
Senate
House
Comptroller of the Currency
Weather link probed as Legionnaires appears in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio health officials report Legionnaires disease cases late this summer and study a potential link between weather patterns and the infection. Local authorities and researchers examine environmental factors and monitor outbreaks to guide public health actions.
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Columbus
Columbus, Ohio
Baird
Pontiac
Mich
Washington, D.C
American Legion
Philadelphia
Michigan
Washington
McCoy
Ohio Department of Health
CDC
Ohio
New Jersey
Thomas J. Halpin
Ohio Health Department
West German industrialist hostage threat and killings shock Cologne
Telephonic threats warned the execution of Hanns Martin Schleyer, kidnapped in Cologne after an ambush that killed his chauffeur and three bodyguards. The abduction follows a deadly rampage that claimed 29 lives in Philadelphia last year.
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Cologne
West Germany
Hanns Martin Schleyer
National Associations of Industries
Philadelphia
Ian Baird
Riverside Hospital
Catherine M. McCoy
Columbus
Vance Praises Panama Canal Deal Ahead of Signing
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance hails the Panama Canal agreement as the United States and Panama move toward Wednesday’s Washington signing. He cites goodwill and determination that protect vital interests of both nations.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
United States
Panama
Vance
Mass Murder Shocks Chinatown With Restaurant Shootings
In San Francisco Chinatown five people were killed and 11 others wounded when three masked gunmen fired a submachine gun shotgun and pistol at the Golden Dragon restaurant. Residents, typically uncooperative, are providing leads as police call it the citys worst mass murder.
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Ssan Francisco
Chinatown
Golden Dragon
Cass Lake Youth Severely Injured by Train Incident
A 17 year old Cass Lake boy named Melvin Preston Gale was run over by two locomotives and a caboose near the Burlington depot. He sustained two severed legs one severed hand and a mangled hand and remains in critical condition at Bemidji Community Hospital. Investigators say there was no foul play.
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Cass Lake
Bemidji Community Hospital
Melvin Preston Gale
Burlington
Grayson Fischer
Cass County Sheriff's Office
Gale
Grayson
Helena Gale
Cass County
Louis Chalich
No new filings for Fifth District county commissioner
At noon today no additional candidates joined the race for the Fifth District county commissioner. The 5 p.m. filing deadline arrives tonight with four candidates already filed and a special primary set for Tuesday September 13.
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Milas A. Kaiser
Northern Township
USDA
Donut Hole Donkeys Win In Rockwood Fundraiser Ball Game
Donut Hole team stars donkeys Exlax Big Mac Super Useless and Davey Crockett in a charity ball game in Rockwood Township to raise town hall wiring funds. Donuts won with a late home run as four legged players carried players to bases.
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Navy Jaycees
Exlax
Big Mac
Super Useless
Davey Crockett
Rockwood Township
Rockwood Town Hall
Buck
Martin Normand
Normand
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Perpich seeks cost of lowering Minnesota income tax rank
Gov. Perpich asks Revenue Department for the cost of dropping Minnesota from top ranking in some income tax brackets. He plans 1978 legislative changes, including repealing 1977 Guardian salaries tax and simplifying forms. Officials note possible $7,200 pension exclusion, and revenues may exceed estimates, creating room for tax tinkering.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Rudy Perpich
State Revenue Department
Minnesota
Perpich
National Guard
Roemer
Alaska
Delaware
EIS workshop in Bemidji on wastewater facility
Public workshop on an environmental impact statement for the Bemidji wastewater treatment plant is set for 7 30 p m in BSA Hagg Sauer Auditorium. State Pollution Control Agency director Sandra Gardebring EPA regional administrator George Alexander and a Senator Wendell Anderson rep will attend. The Bemidji City Council will hold a brief meeting before adjourning to the hearing and Mayor Doug Peterson urges residents to attend.
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Bemidji
BSA
Hagg- Sauer
Sandra Gardebring
George Alexander
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Doug Peterson
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