Harbor Bank profits discussed with gold coins and paintings
Testimony described Mayer claiming Harbor Bank proceeds could yield one third for him. The architect outlined firm profits while debating how to handle gold coins and paintings, noting risks of possession and traceability, and considering Krugerrands or Franklin Mint pieces. The discussion shifted to paintings.
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Teamsters Rally Defends Leader Amid Press Clash
Nearly 2,000 Teamsters leaders rallied at the Hilton to back President Frank E. Fitzsimmons as they denounced media coverage and dissident charges. They pledged no resignation, while White House style security and a call for confidence framed a tense, publicity-tinged meeting with union officials and critics.
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Carter rejects dam trade for tax rebate votes amid nuclear shift
President Carter rejects trading vote support for a water project in exchange for tax relief. He warns Congress can override Interior and Army plans on dam projects while deferring nuclear breeder reactor development. He pledges to boost conventional uranium fuel and pursue alternative reactor designs and international nonproliferation measures.
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Engine detaches from early Boeing 707 aircraft
The American Airlines jet loses an engine but returns to St Louis and lands safely. A passenger sustains a minor back injury from the escape chute as investigators examine the four foot cratered hole on a farm near Tulsa, while FAA and NTSB officials assess no long term impact on Boeing 707 use.
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Appalachia flood victims return to ravaged homes
Thousands of flood refugees in Appalachia began moving back to waterlogged homes as government agencies prepare aid. President Carter declared disaster in parts of Kentucky after a White House tour of stricken counties, while officials in West Virginia Virginia and Tennessee seek federal declarations. Hydrologists warn the mooding could be the worst in a century as rivers recede slowly and warm weather offers relief from snow. The National Guard deployed water purification units to Vandiver Gate City Bonington Gap and St Charles as hundreds face scarce water supplies. Damages in West Virginia hover around 50 million with Matewan hardest hit where only 25 houses remain serviceable.
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Major diplomat posts filled at Congress in progress
A list of senior officials and nominees fills major ambassadorial roles. Brewster, 57, links to education at MIT and Harvard as a former Asia expert. Goheen, 57, recently led the Edna Miller Foundation and advised Ford on India's higher education. Chambers, 7, chairs Atlanta Newspapers and Cox Broadcasting as Carter era connections loom nearby. Asian, 65, Everett, 45, and others hold East and Africa program ties with Ford. Lewis, 45, and Sullivan, 54, are veteran foreign service officers. Sullivan has served as ambassador to Laos. Lucey, 54, a Democrat, appears among the reassignment notes.
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