Lance Oversight Hearings Question Berts Dealings
Senate Governmental Affairs investigators disputed Lance's claim nine months after confirmation. Senators Percy and Eagleton clashed over overdrafts, loans, aircraft usage and a cease and desist agreement cited by Lance's relatives. Staffers denied Lloyd's personal overdrafts were disclosed and testified they knew of relatives' overdrafts.
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Charles H. Percy
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Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Thomas F. Eagleton
U-Mo
Bert Lance
Senate Committee
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Powell
Carter
Office of Management and Budget
Hamilton Jordan
Settlement Reached In Onassis Estate Negotiations
Christina Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis reached a settlement after protracted talks over the late shipping magnate’s estate. Papadimitriou, counsel for Christina, indicated no public confirmation of an agreement, but noted Mrs Onassis no longer has involvement with the estate. Christina’s share is estimated at more than 230 million, with Jacqueline receiving 20 million in the settlement.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
New York
Roy Cohn
Jaeseling
Carter warns of NATO risk from Communists in West Europe
President Carter warned international editors that NATO could be jeopardized if Communist parties join Western European governments. He said loyalty must lie with the people and that democratic administrations must be effective honest and open to prevent Communist success in France Italy Portugal and Spain.
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France
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Spain
Canal pact unaffected by bugging says Senate panel
The Senate Intelligence Committee ended a two day probe into NSA eavesdropping on Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos and found no evidence that spying altered the final results of the Panama Canal treaties. Chair Daniel Inouye cited thousands of pages reviewed and said no information suggested intelligence actions affected treaty outcomes. Sources close to the committee dispute public claims, alleging leaks from staff and undermining confidence in intelligence circles.
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Daniel K. Inouye
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Teld
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U.S. Army
NSA
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CLA
Stansfield Turner
Ellsworth Bunker
Sol Linowitz
CBS News
Bias in Bakke case brief argues flexible goals over quotas
The Justice Department brief says record lacks sufficient evidence to set detailed principles for assessing race conscious programs. It explains goals versus quotas, notes that race may be used as a tie breaker among equally qualified applicants, and discusses disparities in admissions among minority groups including examples from medical schools and the experiences of black students.
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Justice Department
Carter
Bakke
Minnesota
Stanford University
Sohio air permit talks hinge on tradeoffs with Edison plants
In a complex proposal, Sohio seeks permits from three air quality agencies for a terminal in Dominguez Hills. A planned offset would fund pollution reductions by Edison plants and Long Beach facilities, including scrubber tech, to lower basin emissions. Leaders warn outcomes depend on public hearings and future talks.
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Long Beach
Sole Beach City College
Long Beach State University
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Sohia
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Alaska
Redandy Beach
Japan
U S Opens New Round of Mideast Talks With Dayan
The Carter administration launched a fresh round of Middle East diplomacy inviting the PLO to join peace talks if it accepts UN Security Council resolutions 243 and 238. Moshe Dayan met President Carter and Cyrus Vance while outlining a settlement offering limited Arab territorial changes and continued Israeli control of the West Bank. The State Department cautioned against imposing views and aimed for a Geneva conference by year end, with participation only by mutually agreed parties. Dayan arrived after travel disruptions and briefed Prime Minister Begin, though details of his discussions remain undisclosed.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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Cyrus Vance
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Jordan
United States
PLO
Security Council
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