Lance cleared but not fully exonerated in Lance case
Comptroller Heinemann found no criminal basis for prosecuting Bert Lance despite criticizing his practices as Calhoun bank executive. The report details personal and family overdrafts, loans from multiple banks, and ongoing inquiries into National Bank of Georgia aircraft use, with President Carter calling the findings favorable.
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Bert Lance
Lance
Calhoun, Ga
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D-Conn
John Heimann
Calhoun Bank
Justice Department
Ribicoff
Heimann
LaBelle Lance
First National Bank of Chicago
Hanover Toast Company
New York
Carter
Camp David
White House
Comptroller
National Bank of Georgia
U S condemns Israeli West Bank land moves in flare
The United States denounced Israel for three new West Bank settlements as illegal and unhelpful to peace while criticizing Prime Minister Begin's plan to extend public services to Arabs on seized land. The State Department statement signaled a major split over occupied Arab lands and a path toward a broader Middle East settlement. Morning weather notes low clouds clearing to fair with warmer highs.
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Jordan
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Dinitz
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Middle East
Humphrey Cancer Terminal but Chemotherapy Possible
AP reports Senator Hubert Humphrey, 66, has terminal pelvic cancer not removable by surgery. Doctors say chemotherapy can slow growth and help him maintain near normal activities. He underwent colostomy surgery for bowel obstruction. recovery expected in a week with possible Senate return in September.
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Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey
John 8. Najarian
Humphrey
Najarian
University of Minnesota Hospital
Senate
New York
Wife of assessor appeals assessment in West Covina
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Nancy B. Watson wife of County Assessor Philip Watson appeals a $176,000 valuation on their West Covina home. The case questions 25 percent of market value for assessment versus county ratios and ponders whether the local board or the State Board of Equalization should hear the appeal amid conflict concerns.
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Los Angeles
Nancy B. Watson
Philip Watson
West Covina
Watson
State Board of Equalization
Baxter Ward
State Board
Ward
Elvis Presley Laid to Rest in Graceland Mausoleum
Elvis Presley was buried Thursday in a mausoleum ringed with flowers after a private service at his Graceland mansion. Vernon Presley spent a few moments alone with his son before the funeral procession proceeded to Forest Hill Cemetery amid large crowds and a long motorcade route.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Vernon Presley
Presley
Graceland
Grace Presley
Forest Hill Cemetery
Long Beach hijacking ends after 4 hour standoff
Clinton Hines, 27, boxer, hijacked CHP officer’s car and fled through Long Beach streets before sheltering in an apartment attic for hours. STAR team role, negotiations by Arnold Schmeling and detective Ron Payek led to surrender as police feared suicide. No injuries reported.
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Long Beach
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Boxer
Stanton Ave
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Schmeling
CHP
George Miller
San Diego
Miller
Ezell Adams
Ron Payek
Star Team
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Four arrested after multi-city drug raid nets millions in narcotics
Police seized drugs valued at about 6.5 million from two Palos Verdes and Los Angeles homes during raids led by 20 Los Angeles narcotics officers. At 2615 San Ramone Drive Palos Verdes and 2217 Isis Avenue Los Angeles, officers recovered heroin cocaine opium and PCP. Four men Allen Robinson Ramirez Barnes and Billie Alexander were arrested for possession for sale.
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Los Angeles
San Ramone Dr
Isis Ave
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Palos Verdes House
Allen Robinson
Victor Ramirez
Willie Barnes
Billie Aleander
Los Anaoler
Five Thousand Fight for Seventy Five Jobs
A brief column notes 5000 workers contesting 75 job openings and references the Laetrile death suit on page A9 and a teen-age killer blaming television on page A10, signaling continuing coverage of labor, medical, and crime stories across the paper.
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