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Newspaper

Lincoln Journal

Location

Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1977

Page

6

Senate panel clears Bert Lance amid smear charge

The Senate Government Affairs Committee gave Budget Director Bert Lance a unanimous clean bill after two hours of questioning over his finances. Lawmakers praised his honesty while railing at press coverage, with Ribicoff attacking reporters as smear artists and Nunn warning against presuming guilt. Lance explained a normal teaser banking relationship with First National Bank of Chicago tied to a $3.4 million loan for Georgia bank stock. a sale to a Georgia businessman was expected soon, as trustee Tom Mitchell said Lance would repay the loan after stock sale.

Washington UPI Bert Lance Lance Senate Government Affairs Committee Abraham Ribicoff Dconn Ribicoff Sam Nunn Georgia National Bank of Georgia NBG First National Bank of Chicago Georgia Bank Chicago Atlanta Tom Mitchell Dalton Carter Lawton Chiles D-Fla

Carter sees glimmer of hope in restricting nuclear weapons

President Carter touts a glimmer of hope that proliferation can be limited with a strong two-pronged program. He cites Soviet and Chinese backing for disarmament, proposes restraint on testing, and supports strengthening the IAEA while avoiding international ownership of US uranium mines.

Arthur Garshon Washington Carter United States Soviet Union Moscow Peking Huang Chen China Washington Oval Office West Germany France Brazil Pakistan International Atomic Energy Agency America U.S Britain Navy

Thunderbirds pilot dies in Cheyenne crash during landing

Captain Charlie Carter of the Air Force Thunderbirds was killed when his T38 crashed on Cheyenne Frontier Days grounds during a rainstorm landing. Witnesses said he appeared to aim for campers rather than eject. Two others were injured as the jet slid into a livestock pen.

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