Panel weighs fate of Bert Lance inquiry in Senate
Two key members advocate Lance resignation as the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee debates continuing its probe into his finances. Chairman Ribicoff and Sen. Percy vow to push for Lance to quit, while others expect him to stay at least temporarily.
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Washington
Senate
Bert Lance
Lance
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Percy
Carter
Baptists Print 100000 Postcards Protesting Soap
North Carolina Southern Baptists launched a postcard protest against ABCs Soap. Dr Charles V Petty of Raleigh announced 100000 cards were printed with 25000 already distributed, part of a campaign by the Christian Life Council to oppose the show described as a prime time sex farce.
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Raleigh
Southern Baptists
North Carolina
ABC
Charles V. Petty
Christian Life Council
N.C. Baptist Convention
High Point Citizens Ask About City Well Exemption
A High Point resident seeks a well on city limits property for watering lawns and washing cars. Ralph Myers says permitted wells are allowed if no interconnection with the city system exists and a plumbing inspector ensures isolation to prevent backflow into city lines.
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High Point
Anon
Community Inquiries Cover Maps Dress Care And State Fair Dates
Readers seek Randolph County map sources and dress cleaning tips. The Asheboro Randolph Chamber will mail maps. yellow pages providers also list map dealers. The State Fair dates are October 14 to 22, with readers invited to request an events calendar.
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Randolph County
R.G. A. Chambers of Commerce
Asheboro
Anon. A
California Rules Out Forced Retirement
California ends mandatory retirement for most state and local workers starting next year with a certificate of continued competence needed to remain employed. The law excludes fire police teachers and allows private employers to test ongoing abilities. Gov. Brown backs liberty and survival while cabinet members voice opposition.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Maine
Washington
House
Edmund Brown Jr
Electrician's Nightmare: Beverly Hills Club Fire Violations Revealed
Kentucky released a report detailing extensive electrical code violations at the Beverly Hills Supper Club in Kentucky. The study says improper wiring, lack of approved sprinklers, and overcrowded Cabaret Room contributed to the 164 deaths last May. Governor Julian Carroll suspended three top state fire officials amid the findings.
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FT. Mitchell
Beverly Hills
Kentucky
Julian Carroll
Carroll
Cincinnati
James Osborne
Warren Southworth
Stanley Boyd
John Bramlage
Northern Kentucky
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Gary Robinson
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John M. Lewis
First Baptist Church
George A. Johnson Jr
Tabernacle Baptist Church
N.C
Petty
C.W. A
Sam
Thomasville
Social Services Department
Anow
Man
Ohio
Joe Gail
Ohio Commission On Aging
Gall
American Association of Retired Persons
John Gardner
Williams
Ala
Gardner
Brown
Leonard Grimes
Secretary of Agriculture and Services
Kentucky Fire
Southgate
Ovid Lewis
Northern Kentucky University
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