Lance denies sweetheart loan from Manufacturers Hanover
Budget Director Thomas B. Lance rejects claims of an illegal personal loan from Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co in 1975 to fund NBG stock purchase He says no agreement or correspondent account existed though investigators probe whether a future chamber of banking services was agreed He refused to resign and noted no impact on his duties.
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Farm bill faces budget hurdle in final passage
Senate aides warn an $11 billion farm and food stamp bill may meet a budget hurdle when final passage comes after Congress's August recess. The conference committee completed work on reforms to the food stamp program and higher price supports, with Carter’s approval anticipated despite earlier veto threats.
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Finraln Evening Journal Highlights 1977 Details
The note outlines publication details for Finraln Evening Journal Volume 110 Number 187 dated August 6 1977. It lists staff contact lines subscription rates carrier areas and pricing for Lincoln Nebraska and surrounding regions and notes AP republishing rights and ABC membership.
Senate Hikes Foreign Aid Bill After Last Minute Lobbying
The Senate approved the 7 billion foreign aid bill 40 to 27 before the August recess, striking a 5 percent cut and removing a ban on World Bank loans to Vietnam. Administration officials pledged to push the changes through conference with the House. President Carter stressed aid to poor nations to reduce global inequities.
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Kennedy completes 26 day survival course at Hurricane Island
John F Kennedy Jr. finishes a rugged 26 day Outward Bound course in Rockland Maine after 16 years old spent 30 foot sailing boat time. He says he learned a lot and met good people during the program which included three days alone on Rogue Island with limited supplies.
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Fukuda Opens 13 Day Asia Tour To Forge New Partnership
Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda departed Tokyo for Kuala Lumpur on a 13 day diplomatic journey through Southeast Asia. The tour includes five ASEAN members and Burma with aim to strengthen regional ties and economic collaboration.
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Brezhnev and Ceausescu Discuss Strengthening Solidarity
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev met Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu to discuss further strengthening inter nationalist solidarity, according to Tass News Agency. Ceausescu pursues an independent foreign policy that sometimes irks the Soviet Union.
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World's Fifth Jalapeno Eating Contest in Austin
Hector Alvarado of Hector's Taco Flats hosts the jalapeno contest at his cafe and outdoor beer garden. About 40 entries are expected with 25 hardcore contestants. last year's champ Brad Arndt ate 108 peppers and this year winner may need over 150 peppers before the hour is up. Contestants must finish without vomiting or disqualification.
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Court delays Wilmington desegregation plan
In Wilmington and New Castle County, 78,000 students will stay in their current schools this fall after a federal judge postponed any desegregation plan. The delay hinges on a Supreme Court decision in the case.
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Auto makers seek delay on passive restraint rule
Ford Motor Co and Chrysler Corp petitioned Transportation Secretary Brock Adams to drop the June 30 proposal making passive restraint systems mandatory for some 1982 model cars. General Motors asked for at least a temporary delay for study of air bags. Public comment deadline was Thursday.
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California forest fires may merge into one 82 000 acre blaze
Three northeastern California fires already out of control are expected to merge into a single 82 000 acre wildfire. Authorities say the Scarface blaze in Modoc County is near overtaking the Pandosa and Indian Springs fires as lightning storms continue. National fire center reports widespread fires across the west and Alaska with large tundra and forest losses.
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Carter orders review of rising steel costs and prices
President Carter ordered a major study by the Council on Wage and Price Stability on current steel industry conditions and the impact of federal policies on costs and prices. He also directed the Pentagon and the GSA to buy steel where it is cheapest to help slow price increases.
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