Arab buyer to acquire majority in Georgia bank
Bert Lance plans to sell about 120000 shares of his stake in Georgia’s Naelgen and Georgia bank to Saudi businessman Ghaith R. Pharaon at $20 a share. Pharaon aims to win 60 percent control with a tender offer after a prior stock decline and amid Lance’s political exit and banking scrutiny.
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Bert Lance
Trent
Naelgen
Georgia
Ghaith R. Pharaon
Pharaon
U.S
As Houston Bank
Treasury
John Connally
Saudi Arabia
Lance
Carter
Lanee
Congress
Albnan Saidhat
the Post
New York City
the Securities and Exchange
Humphrey’s Cancer Fight Spurs Experimental Drug Trials
Senator Hubert Humphrey, age 60, terminally ill with cancer, has agreed to receive experimental cancer drugs while under care at the National Cancer Institute. An aide said the plan followed a 10 day stay last month and was fully supported by the senator who faces fatigue and nausea from the treatment.
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Hubert A. Humphrey
Minnesota
National Cancer Institute
Linda Blair Arrested in Cocaine Trafficking Sweep
Linda Blair 18, in Wilton Connecticut, held on narcotics charges amid a multi state cocaine ring crackdown. DEA and local police found amphetamine during a search and set bail at 1000, with total bail 2500 for the drug case. The operation extended to Florida and Texas with several arrests and an ongoing extradition effort.
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Linda Heir
Exoricist
Wilton
Conn
Miss Blair
Jacksonville
Florida
Peru
Miami
Houston
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Stamford Court
Robert Ginley
Miss. Blair
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Ronnie van Zant
Gillsburg
Miss
Ginely
Edward Mangam
King
Linda
Garland Wade
Atkinson
Andrew Jinks Inglet
Inglet
Royston
Jacksonville Arport
Indonesia frees 10000 suspected Communists amid arrests
World Today reports Indonesia released 10000 suspected Communists including 1500 from a notorious detention camp on Sumatra's east coast after a crackdown tied to Sukarno's era. Amnesty groups criticized mass detentions while reports note up to 12 years imprisonment without trial.
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Bar
Indonesia
Sukarno
Suharto
Amnesty International
London
Scientists urge U S halt to nuclear arms race
About 12 000 scientists engineers and professionals signed a declaration urging the United States to initiate a two year halt on testing fielding or deploying new strategic nuclear weapons and missiles The union of concerned scientists prepared the appeal urging Soviet restraint as well triggering reciprocal limits.
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Lemont
Switzerland
West Germany
Peter Stall
Juliane Plambeck
Stall
Red 2
Hans-Martin Schuyer
Miss Plambeck
West Berlin
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Washington
U.S
Segentists
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Yale
Yale University
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Linda Blair
The
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U.N. Budget Fight
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Hungary
U.S. Supreme Court
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Calif
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Soviet Union
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