Lance rejects calls for apology amid Senate inquiries
Budget Director Bert Lance defends past financial practices as good business and insists he has nothing to apologize for. He faces questions over overdrafts and collateral use while President Carter says Lance may have enhanced his position. Senate panel contemplates actions, with Carter maintaining confidence.
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Geta license Kitty Geta license
Ohio stance favoring cat licenses highlighted by Clermont County Humane Society president Ginny Hensley. She argues dogs bear more burden while cats exceed stray numbers and would benefit from state licensing revenue returning to local shelters.
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Bhutto and allies to face court martial in Pakistan
Pakistan's military ruler Gen Zia announces Bhutto and 10 Pakistan Peoples party leaders will be tried by court martial on charges of political terror and misuse of public funds. Bhutto was arrested at his home in Larkana after bail on a murder conspiracy charge. The move precedes elections set for Oct 18.
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Dayan Ends US Trip Returns to Israel with Begin
Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan abruptly cut short a trip to the United States and headed home to confer with Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Dayan spent Friday in Brussels and had been due to depart for New York on Saturday amid Middle East talks speculation.
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Ruling bars photo on Indiana licenses for two religious groups
Judge Charles K. McCrory in Vigo County orders the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles to exempt Beachy Amish followers and members of the Pentecostal House of Prayer from license photos. About 400 Beachy Amish and 30 to 35 Pentecostal members in Terre Haute are affected. The state plans an appeal, worried over broader exemptions as licenses with photos began last February.
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Weather outlook features warm, wet conditions for days
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a 4 percent rain chance today and a high around the mid 80s. Overnight it will drop to the mid 60s with a 50 percent chance of rain tonight, likely showers or thunderstorms.
Beverly Hills Supper Club fire report delayed in Kentucky
Kentucky Governor Julian Carroll cited the fire's complexity as the reason for delaying the state fire marshal report on the Beverly Hills Supper Club tragedy. A congressional hearing Monday will feature Carroll and witnesses including fire officials and Southgate city leaders as the final report is released with an embargo until morning.
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Carlisle group opens first phase of total care center
The Society for Handicapped Children based in Carlisle dedicates its first phase today at 4 p.m. and holds an open house. The feature notes how handicapped children and young adults are helped in a glimpse inside the planned facilities.
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