Budget panel weighs easing Lance financial burdens
The Senate Government Affairs Committee, after nine days of Lance hearings, leans toward granting a temporary extension to sell his Georgia bank stock. Chairman Ribicoff and Sen. Percy back limited relief, pending audited statements. President Carter and Lance show no resignation force. committee plans no formal report yet.
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Jackie Onassis settles for 26 million from estate
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis will receive 26 million dollars from the Aristotle Onassis estate under an out of court settlement reached after months of negotiations in 1976. Christina Onassis receives half the estate and the Alexandros Onassis Foundation holds the remaining half.
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U.N. General Assembly Opens 1977 Session Today
The United Nations General Assembly begins its 1977 session with 126 items on the agenda over 13 weeks. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim warns the Arab Israeli dispute and the transition to black majority rule pose among the most complex challenges in the body’s history.
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Energy plan faces serious setbacks
President Carter's plan to reform utility rates stalls in committee as opposition grows to his crude oil tax. Senate debate on natural gas pricing continues with supporters backing federal rate controls and a plan for agency participation in state utility cases. Tax changes face resistance, while tax credits for home insulation and renewables gain cautious approval.
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Two arrested in kidnap of Mormon missionary
In London, Joyce McKinney and Keith J. May were arrested on kidnapping warrants after Kirk Anderson, a Mormon missionary from Provo Utah, was abducted and held for three days. Anderson reported overhearing talk of his affair with McKinney during captivity.
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Boyle hospitalized during Yablonski murder retrial in suspense
UPI reports Boyle former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle, 76, was in stable condition at Crozer-Chester Hospital after chest pains at the Yablonski murder retrial. Judge Catania delayed proceedings to 10 a m Friday as jurors were being seated in the second trial for the 1969 slayings of Joseph Yablonski, his wife and daughter.
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Kent State gym project starts amid May 4 protest
Earth movers began work on Kent State University's controversial gym near the 1970 shootings site as May 4 Coalition demonstrators protested outside the construction area. Police kept the crowd back while court action by victims families faced denial in Cleveland.
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Bennington Bookshop News: New Titles Arrive This Fall
Bennington Bookshop reports a surge of new books as the fall season begins. The busy period brings fresh offerings to shelves, highlighting upcoming titles and literary arrivals for readers to explore.
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