IRS probes Lance affair banking handling under scrutiny
IRS special agents examine how Comptroller of the Currency officials, led by acting comptroller Robert Bloom in late 1976, cleared Bert Lance for Senate confirmation as OMB director. Probes also review bank examinations of two Georgia banks tied to Lance before Carter administration.
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Back Pain and Bert Lance in a Georgian Controversy
Eighty percent will experience back pain in life and low back pain is costly for ages 30 to 60. In Georgia, Bert Lance faced scrutiny as the comptroller regional director rescinded a potentially embarrassing agreement with Calhoun First National Bank a day before his nomination became public in 1976. The Federal Reserve added the National Bank of Georgia to a margin list, complicating stock sales. Lance owns about 200,000 shares to cover debts and avoid conflicts, with experts split on significance. An ABC News interview from Plains, Georgia, aired tonight, with President Carter saying he is not aware of proven improprieties but would accept Lance’s resignation if proven.
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Big Sur blaze grows as backfires struggle to slow 122 800 acres
Two-week-old Marble Cone fire along the central California coast spread to threaten Carmel Valley as 5 700 firefighters battled steep terrain. Officials reported 105 miles of firelines with 14 miles unchecked while 2 000 residents faced evacuation plans and precautionary roof cleaning amid humid conditions.
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Officials warn treaty delay could spark violence
UPI reports that Senate refusal to approve the Panama Canal treaty could trigger unrest in Latin America, guerrilla activity in Panama, or strained Western Hemisphere ties. Carter admin pushes public support while Linowitz and Bunker warn opposition may fade with details. Senate members forecast a bloody fight to ratify the agreement.
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Study finds support for smokers rights on flights
Washington CAB staff report shows broad backing for restrictions to protect smoker comfort. Most letters favored a total ban, while a large Tobacco Institute group urged across the aisle seating for equal access. Airline enforcement challenges and mixed health impact data highlighted the debate.
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London riot erupts after anti black march
London saw its worst political riot in three years as an anti black march by the National Front sparked clashes in Lewisham. Police say 110 wounded and 214 arrested, with 56 officers injured in a 35 minute melee.
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Doctor Begins Tests On Contraceptive Implant
Dr. Gopi N. Gupta of the Population Council at Rockefeller University says three versions of a skin implant contraceptive pellet are planned, including one for men. The pellet releases steroid gradually and is absorbed over two to three years with no rat safety issues reported. Fertility could be restored quickly by removing the implant, and the pellet promises lower cost than oral pills.
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Lourdes pilgrims press on after underground basilica blast
Thousands of Lourdes worshippers marked Assumption Day despite a bomb blast at the Saint Pius X underground basilica. The device caused a five foot crater but damaged no interior vaults or worship spaces. No group claimed responsibility. police reported no leads or motive.
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Postage and pricing notes for Bennington newspaper
The notice lists foreign mail rates and U.S. rates for single issues and back issues over 30 days, current price 30 cents per issue, with second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont. It preserves the pricing and mailing details from the publication’s masthead.
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Brooklyn grand jury resumes as Berkowitz case moves forward
A Brooklyn grand jury hearing evidence in the Son of Sam murder case was ordered to resume work as a murder indictment against 24 year old suspect David Berkowitz was expected soon. Berkowitz continues psychiatric evaluation at Kings County Hospital amid national publicity concerns raised by ABA president William Spann on CBS Face the Nation.
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