Rise And Fall Of A Good Ole Boy
Washington- There is a fascinating human story behind Bert Lance the rustic sophisticate who hobnobs with White House muckamucks while under federal investigation. He rose from Calhoun Georgia to bank president and sought Georgia governorship by outspending opponents. He amassed a fortune and faced debt and questionable loans involving relatives, with a widow facing estate issues and a federal grand jury inquiry ongoing.
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Million dollar jail project sparks tax dollars concerns
Reader letter complains about a million dollar jail court project for Willard, arguing funds should not enhance criminal care while mental health facilities are underfunded. The writer contends punishment should be the aim, not lavish jail amenities, and questions why society glorifies criminals.
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Nursing A Grudge and Mixed Emotions in Dear Abby
A reader questions loyalty as his nurse wife refuses to care for his stroke hospitalized mother citing she will return to full time work. Abby advises hiring a nurse for the mother and self care. Other letters share divorced widows redefining life and family feuds ending after a Vietnam tragedy.
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Lance devotion in Calhoun for Bert Lance political saga
The piece reports in Calhoun strong local support for Bert Lance amid a national finance scandal. It quotes relatives praising Lance, notes a U S attorney inquiry and a grand jury probe, and says Lance did not respond to interview requests as of 1979.
Washington Window It's A Winter Of Decisions
Washington expects the next 90 days to shape the 1980 presidential field. Carter enthusiasm remains uncertain for challengers, while Reagan is the current GOP favorite. Formal declarations may wait until later year as incumbents leverage established campaigns and new fund rules push earlier choices.
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