Carter Faces Citywide Reckoning Over Ethics and Policy
The piece argues President Carter wrestles with a Panama Canal treaty, Middle East ties, oil blockades, and Taiwan China Japan diplomacy while dealing with Bert Lance's controversy. It notes Lance’s banking connections, the political cost of the affair, and the White House’s struggle to maintain support and stability amid upcoming diplomatic and economic crises.
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Carter
Senate
Middle East
Taiwan
China
Japan
Bert Lance
OBM
Sen. Ribicoff
Sen
Percy
Lance
Clark Clifford
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Justice Department
White House
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Mr. Lance
Old Philosopher on Checks and Banking Buzz
Dear editor, the writer critiques media focus and discusses the checks and banking system. He notes the presumption of checks as valid until proven bad, cites Bert Lance, Rockefeller, and concerns about electronic instant banking and Postal Service involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Andrew Young
Elvin Presley
Washington
Bert Lance
Rockefeller
Postal Service
Middle East
Briscoe Faces Rivals in Democratic Primary Fight
Austin reports two announced challengers to Gov. Dolph Briscoe in the Democratic primary. Atty. Gen. John Hill formalized his bid with stops in Austin Houston Dallas and San Antonio while former Gov. Preston Smith launched a comeback effort via statewide newspaper mailings.
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Dolph Briscoe
John Hill
Austin
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Preston Smith
Briscoe
Hill
Smith
U.S
Robert Krueger
Newfels
Insurance Board
Joe Christie
el Paso
John Tower
Christie
Navy education ad month program letter to editor
Dear Mr Luecke the writer praises his support for Navy Recruiting and explains an October advertisement from Lieutenant Sandra Geiselman printing needs and the aim to inform young readers about Navy education and training. The note thanks Luecke for public support and highlights volunteers building a strong naval force.
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Mr. Luecke
Sandra Geiselman
Luecke
Navy
Legal limits on marriage within Texas family relations
The law prohibits marriage between siblings and between a sister and brother. A marriage to a parent’s sibling or to a blood or adoptive ancestor or descendant is also void. The questioner notes pensions and living costs but the ban on such marriages remains clear.
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Texas
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Cameron Herald
East First
Cameron
Frank M. Luecke
Dateline Austin
Tyler Schools
Tyler
William Wayne
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Kenneth Granviel
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
State Board of Education
Los Angeles
Gine
State Bar OF Texas
P. O. Bes
Avotia
Ryao
Electric Cooperative
Belfalls Electric Cooperative Incorporated
Rosebud, Texas
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