Lance refuses to resign as OMB head facing probes
Washington The embattled Bert Lance said he has no intention to quit as budget director despite calls from Sen. Ribicoff and Sen. Percy. He will testify before the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Thursday as House bankers probe his loans and overdrafts of about 450000. He retained Clark Clifford to represent him at hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Bert Lance
Lance
Senate
OMB
Office of Management and Budget
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Carter
Ribicoff
Clark Clifford
Senate Committee
Bank officer tied to Lance case fuels Senate probe
In Atlanta a Campbell lawyer warns he will reveal many details if not allowed to testify before a Senate panel examining Budget Director Bert Lance. Campbell, a former Calhoun First National Bank loan officer, pleaded guilty to embezzlement and false entries totaling about 125000. Lance denies the accusations as Ribicoff and Percy push for hearings and Lance resignation.
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Atlanta
UPI
Billy Lee Campbell
Calhoun First National Bank
Senate
Bert Lance
Robert K. Finnell
Atlanta Constitution
Senate Government Operations Committee
Campbell
Lance
Calhoun Bank
Ribicoff
Carter
Percy
GOP
Governmental Affairs Committee
White House
Comptroller of the Currency
Capitol Hill
House
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Camp David
LaBelle
First National Bank of
Calhoun
Washington
New MAU Principal Banchik Sets Open Door Policy
Mt Anthony Union High School welcomed Donald Banchik as the new principal and outlined strict rules on vandalism drugs and behavior while promoting an open door policy and active student involvement. Freshmen initiation was cheered as grades return to overlap schedule soon.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Donald Banchik
Banchik
Anthony
MAU
Canal Treaty Initiates Ratification Path in Washington
UPI reports that U.S. and Panamanian negotiators initialed the 62 page canal treaties in a State Department ceremony as Omar Torrijos met with President Carter. The pacts set terms for operation and neutrality of the canal and await Senate ratification amid opposition.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Omar Torrijos
White House
Carter
Torrijos
Senate
Panama
State Department
United States
OAS
Cyrus Vance
Andrews Air Force Base
Vermont divorce statistics reveal a 1975 profile
Vermont health officials report 1975 saw fewer births marriages and deaths, but more abortions illegitimate births and divorces. Childless couples aged 25 to 29 with Virgo women and Scorpio men had the highest divorce odds. Vermont’s overall divorce rate was 4.1 per 1000, below the national average.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
State Health Department
Labor Day 1977 events and a West German kidnapping
On Labor Day 1977 difficult weather violence celebrations and a speech by a labor leader mark the day. A West German industrialist is kidnapped by leftist terrorists. Local Rotarians hear a call to support the Green Mountain Arts Collaborative.
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Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
Gerald Raftery
Neil Peirce
John Gould
Bennington Battlefield Park
Walloomsac
N.Y
Manchester
Labor Day
Red Sox
Orantes
Anship
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Erser
U.s.-Cuba
George McGovern
D-S.c
Teofilo Acosta
Washington, D.C
Cuba
Ramon Sanchez-Tarodi
Ellsworth Bunker
Romulo Escobar
Bunker
Sol Linowitz
Escobar
Aristides Royo
The
Organization of American States
Pan American Union
Health Department
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