Senators Demand Lance Resign Over New Serious Allegations
Senators Ribicoff and Percy told President Carter they uncovered new allegations of such a serious nature that Bert Lance should resign as budget director. They offered no details. House banking panel to probe banking-law enforcement and Lance investigations with key witnesses including former Comptroller Bloom.
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Carter
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Georgia
Lance
White House
Ribicoff
House
Swer
Latin American Leaders Arrive For Canal Treaty Ceremonies
LATIN AMERICAN heads of government begin arriving for the Panama Canal treaty signing at OAS headquarters as Carter hosts three days of ceremonies. Gen Omar Torrijos leads a Panamanian delegation of over 100 with 27 nations represented. signing is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. local time.
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Latin America
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Lady Bird Johnson
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Gerald R. Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Ellsworth Bunker
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German magnate kidnapped as terrorists threaten death
In Cologne, terrorists seized a West German industrial leader from his car. An anonymous caller demanded release of imprisoned extremists or the magnate would be killed. Four people died in the attack, with details continuing.
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Munich
Bild Zeitung
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Juergen Ponto
Frankfurt
Siegfried Buback
Karlsruhe
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Jurors in Mandel case used closet to cool tempers
In a Maryland bribery trial, jurors in the Mandel case retreated to a closet near the jury room to compose themselves during five weeks of deliberations. Mary Britton and Sandra Brooks were among those who sought refuge, while the room featured casual dress and messiness despite ongoing discussions.
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Washington Star
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Labor Day Observances Dampened by Weather and Strikes
Vacationers head home as rain chills holiday mood and traffic deaths total 363, well below safety council forecasts. In West Virginia, UMW strike woes dampen celebrations while a KKK rally in Columbus ends with several detentions and minor injuries.
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Boone County
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Proton
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Columbus
Ohio
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KKK
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Voyager 1 Joins Voyager 2 on Jupiter Mission Launch
Cape Canaveral announces a near flawless Titan Centaur launch of Voyager 1 joining Voyager 2 on a 679 million mile trek to Jupiter and beyond. Project manager John Casani calls the flight successful as both probes prepare extensive studies of Jupiter Saturn and their rings.
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