Lance Defense Gains as White House Sees Shift in Voter Views
President Carter faces a political choice on Bert Lance as public input sways. Jody Powell reports a sharp rise in supportive communications after Lance’s Senate testimony, with 85 percent of midday White House calls favorable, up from 72 percent after the hearing.
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Justice Dept Rejects Nomination of Clive Short for U.S. Marshal
The U S Justice Department formally requests withdrawal of Omaha Democrat Clive Short as candidate for Nebraska U S marshal. Deputy Atty Gen Phil Modlin and U S Marshal Service director Bill Hall briefed Sen Edward Zorinsky that Short is unacceptable, prompting searches for a replacement while the department weighs other Nebraska nominations. Carl T Curtis had warned FBI reports harmed Short, but Friday’s talks shift the outcome as Warin’s nomination advances.
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Surveillance of Torrijos by US spy agency revealed
The National Security Agency reportedly eavesdropped on Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos in 1974, uncovering intimate details. The Senate probes claim the espionage harmed US bargaining positions and Torrijos threatened to expose information to the press as talks continued with Panamanian and American officials.
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Weather normalcy remains unlikely says climatologist Browning
Climatologist Dr. Iben Browning of Albuquerque NM warns that hope for a return to normal weather patterns is unfounded. He argues ongoing anomalies and shifting climate dynamics leave little chance of quick stabilization.
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Clergy report high job satisfaction despite low pay
Survey of 24,000 readers shows Britain's clergy among the most satisfied workers. Despite earning well below the national average, 86% of vicars priests and pastors would choose their work again. A majority would stay even if they won a fortune, and other happy groups include farmers executives opticians veterinarians and teachers.
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South Seas
Sundays Until Noon Delivery Change Notice
The advertisement asks readers to report no paper or request a delivery change by calling the Circulation Department at phone 473 7341 before noon Sundays.
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China mulls plan for domestic satellite phone system
An eight-man delegation from American satellite firms visited Beijing August 8 to 17 and viewed a Chinese designed 10 meter satellite earth station used for domestic communications. Chinese officials asked technical questions about operating a domestic satellite network.
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Air Force probes real estate leak at Offutt base
Air Force OSI inquiries confirm a Lincoln Journal report that possible leaks of personnel reassignment lists to a private firm are being investigated. About 400 personnel are moving from Andrews to Offutt, with officials saying the probe concerns disclosure of names and potential conflicts of interest, not private business involvement.
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Carter offers Park immunity to testify in bribery case
Seoul reports President Carter proposed criminal immunity to Tongsun Park in exchange for returning to Washington to testify on the influence buying scandal. Park refused, citing lack of an extradition treaty and U.S. efforts to compel his testimony. Park’s American lawyer suggested meeting investigators in a third country, but officials doubt park will consent.
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Desai seeks nationwide prohibition in five years
Prime Minister Morarji Desai of India, a staunch teetotaler, pledges to transform the nation into a dry state within five years, warning Janata party members that any drinkers will face disciplinary action and stating he would quit if prohibition cost the government.
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