Nationwide bank survey sparked by Lance case
Federal bank examiners conduct a nationwide survey of national banks to uncover any bankers involved in questionable practices tied to Budget Director Bert Lance. Comptroller John G. Heimann said the inquiry followed Lance allegations as the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee prepared further testimony amid split on next steps.
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Federal Examiners
Bert Lance
Comptroller of the Currency
John G. Heimann
Federal Corps of Banking Examiners
Senate
Governmental Affairs Committee
Lance
Train Derailment Kills 16 in Southern Egypt
Sixteen people died and 117 were injured when the Upper Egypt Express derailed near Assiut. Rescuers searched the wreckage as eight of the 21 coaches left the tracks at high speed on Thursday.
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Egypt
Cairo
Upper
Caputo vows new bid if Park not returned for bribery trial
Rep. Bruce Caputo says he may reintroduce a failed amendment to cut U S food aid to South Korea unless indicted rice dealer Tongsun Park is surrendered to the United States for charges and questioning. The House rejected the measure 205 to 181 after a South Korean official said Seoul cannot compel Park to return.
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Washington
New York
South Korea
Seoul
Tongsun Park
United States
Bruce Caputo
R-N.y
Park
Congress
House backs halt to B1 bomber production
Washington AP Carter halt of B1 strategic bomber production wins House backing after a close vote. House approves 202 199 to end production. Senate already supported the move and now must sign off on a 110 billion defense bill from which B1 funding was cut.
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Washington
Carter
House
Senate
Senate House differ on budget deficit dispute
Congress moves toward final federal budget for 1978 as Senate and House drafts show a $64.7 billion and $61.6 billion deficit respectively. Both chambers must reconcile by Sept. 15 and approve a budget totaling about $459.5 billion in spending.
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Senate
House
Washington
Congress
Psychiatrists Find Coulter Insane in Hostage Case
Two psychiatrists testified Jesse Coulter was insane when he and his ex wife held 11 hostages at the Catherine Booth Home in Cincinnati February 1. Dr James L. Titchener and Dr Thomas M Cassidy said he was not responsible for his actions.
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Cincinnati
Jesse Coulter
University of Cincinnati
Titchener
Thomas M Cassidy
Lima State Hospital For
Coulter
Salvation Army
Catherine Booth
Fifth Ohio case of illness found
Ohio reports its fifth Legionnaires disease case at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus. A 79 year old woman treated for pneumonia has recovered at home, while officials await test results on other patients and consider a possible exposure at Ohio State University Hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Riverside
Jon Christensen
State Health Department
Lucille Craige
Cumberland
Ohio State University Hospital
OSU
Christensen
Jennifer Guy
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
CDC
Ms. Guy
Catherine M. McCoy
American Legion
Philadelphia
Guy
May 4th Coalition Seeks Court Delay Over Kent Gym
The May 4th Coalition presses for a court halt on Kent State University's Blanket Hill gym annex as it seeks Interior Department landmark status. A 6th Circuit order delaying construction remains in effect while Brennan vacated a prior stay after university response.
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Blanket Hill
Kent State
Supreme Court
William Brennan
Coalition
6Th
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
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