Carter Discussed Lance Bank Troubles Before Nomination
President Carter and Bert Lance talked over Lance financial problems at least two weeks before the nomination to head the Office of Management and Budget, according to press secretary Jody Powell. The issues centered on bank overdrafts and debts, with briefings in November and December and the FBI probe not yet complete. Powell said no timing discussions indicated delaying the announcement, and Lance faced seven overdrafts in 1977 blamed on the bank.
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GOP prepares for heated campaign to defend Lance
Carter allies brace for a major public effort to vindicate Bert Lance as Congress schedules three hearings on his finances. The White House, led by press secretary Powell, vows to fight to keep Lance in his OMB post as lawmakers probe loans and overdrafts linked to Lance and his relatives.
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FBI sent to coal fields amid wildcat West Virginia strike
Gov. Rockefeller said FBI agents were ordered to southern West Virginia to probe civil rights violations during a nine week walkout that idled 90,000 coal miners. Agents will also check for cross state incitement to riot as United Mine Workers president Arnold Miller blamed District 17 leaders for the dispute amid miner clashes and tense talks. Roberts could not comment.
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Shake-up at Amtrak May Reshape Board
Washington reports the White House may trim Amtrak’s board with only one current member likely to be reappointed. Democrats under consideration include Anthony Haswell, James R. Mills, M. Athalie Range, and Charles Tama, with Tama possibly staying. Budget cuts loom over the agency as new nominations move forward.
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Truman Campaign Expenditures Spark Interest From Old Records
Documents found among county records show Harry S. Truman reported campaign expenses totaling a few thousand dollars across the 1920s and 1930s. Notarized affidavits list costs for 1930 primary and general elections, 1934 Senate bid, and 1940 reelection, with amounts including 5, 625, and 5,950 dollars.
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Carter orders five major government reorganization studies
President Carter directed five top to bottom reviews covering disaster relief, food policy, economic forecasting, federal legal representation, and the justice system. He cited widespread criticism of coordination, management, and paperwork, and aims to present administration proposals to Congress.
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