New Inquiry Into Lance Bank Activities Opened
The SEC has begun a new inquiry into securities activities of a bank chaired by Bert Lance in Georgia, a probe that runs separate from the Comptroller’s broader Lance investigations. Lance faces financial pressure as the National Bank of Georgia withholds its 20 cent quarterly dividend, affecting Lance who holds about 200,000 shares.
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Ethics Panel Park Meetings Uncertain in Bribery Probe
Washington UPI reports a House ethics committee member says there is enough evidence to indict Tongsun Park, but chairman John Flynt and counsel deny talks with Park. Rep. Bruce Caputo asserts sufficient evidence for indictment. Flynt is abroad on NATO duty. White denies secret cooperation talks.
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Bitter Fires Leave Dayton Residents With Scars of Strike
Dayton firemen returned to work after a 59 hour strike that left 15 fires destroying at least 20 buildings in a city of 241000. Residents called for firings and criticized raises while City Manager Alloway granted amnesty under orders from the city commission. Police weighing a strike as well.
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ABA Approves Guidelines for Lawyers Advertising
The American Bar Association approved model guidelines for lawyers ads detailing permissible print and broadcast content including names addresses phone numbers fields of law client lists fees and consultation terms. The rules allow television advertising with permission and urge states to review the proposals for possible adoption.
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Jellyfish Poison Lingers After Beach Death
A jellyfish pulled from the sea and left on the beach shrivels and dies but its poison remains. A bather stepping on the carcass may suffer a painful sting, National Geographic warns.
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First Solo Flight For Space Shuttle Enterprise
Edwards AFB California reports the shuttle Enterprise will make its maiden solo flight, released from a 747 carrier jet to glide to a dry Rogers Lake bed. Astronauts Fred Haise and Gordon Fullerton will perform a five minute test of ascent and landing maneuvers at 10:46 to 10:51 a.m. CDT, with a 310 mph start and a 210 mph final approach.
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