Lance refuses to resign amid Lance affair and hearings
Embattled Bert Lance said he plans to stay as budget director despite calls from Senators Ribicoff and Percy to quit over serious allegations. He will testify before the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee while a House subcommittee reviews banking changes as probes into a $6 million borrowing and an embezzlement claim unfold.
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UPI
Bert Lance
Lance
Senate
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Charles Percy
R-Ii
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Ribbatt
Clark Clifford
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Chicago
Georgia
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Percy
GOP
White House
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Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
Dwis
Lance Crite
Camp David
LaBelle
Bibicott
Ribbott
First National Bank of
Calhoun
Atlanta Constitution
Billy Lee Campbell
Calhoun Bank
Campbell
Bank officer linked to Lance case in embezzlement probe
Atlanta based lawyer Robert K. Fintell says Billy Jee Campbell, eight years into a embezzlement sentence at Calhoun First National Bank, will reveal many details if not allowed to testify before a Senate Government Operations Committee investigating Budget Director Red Lance. Campbell pleaded guilty to 20 counts involving about $125,000 in false bank entries.
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Atlanta
UPI
Billy Jee Campbell
Calhoun Flrst National Bank
Senate
Red Lance
Robert K. Fintell
Atlanta Constitution
Senate Government Operations Committee
Campbell
Lance
Calhoun Bank
New Mt Anthony principal promotes open doors and involvement
Donald Banchik, the new Mt Anthony Union High School principal, spoke to half the student body about his open door policy and a hands on approach. He outlined a strict anti vandalism and drug stance and urged students to get involved in sports drama and the school newspaper.
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Bennington
Hoo
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Donald Banchik
Banchik
Mt. Anthony
Bennington-Butland
Edward Houlihan
Canal treaty initialed as ratification path opened
UPI reports U S and Panamanian negotiators began finalizing the 62 page Panaman Canal treaties in a ceremony with Omar Torrijos and President Carter. The pacts would transfer canal control to Panama by 2000 while preserving U S defense rights and increased rents and tolls.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Omar Torrijos
White House
Carter
Torrijos
Senate
Panama
State Department
United States
Cyrus Vance
Andrews Air Force Base
Vermont divorce rate study cites shifts in births and marriages
Vermont health officials released a 123 page vital statistics report for 1975 showing lower birth, marriage and death counts while abortions and divorces rose. The birth rate fell to 14.2 per 1000, abortions per 1000 live births rose 10 percent, and divorces reached a high while remaining 15 percent below the national average.
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Burlington
UPS
Vermont
State Health Department
Health Department
Labor Day 1977 headlines span violence protests and politics
Inside National notes difficult weather and a speech by four labor leaders to mark Labor Day 1977 while a West German industrialist is kidnapped by leftist terrorists. Local coverage includes a Hatarians appeal to support Green Mountain Arts Collaborative and Route 7 discussions.
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Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
Gerald Raftery
Neil Peirce
John Gould
Bennington Battefield Park
Walloomsac
N.Y
Manchester
Labor Day
Red Sox
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