Bank criticized for overdraft covering checks for Lance
The Comptroller of the Currency criticized Calhoun First National Bank for authorizing checks to cover up to 2 million dollars of potential Lance overdrafts, a practice also extended to other major customers. The OCC says such handling could be criticized if found during examinations. House leaders urged no resignation yet as Lance faces scrutiny.
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Ap) Bank
Examiners Today
Calhoun First National Bank
Bert Lance
Congress
Comptroller of the Currency
John Heimann
OCC
Lance
National Bank of Georgia
Carter backs Canadian gas line over all American route
President Carter ready to recommend to Congress a 310 billion pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Alaska through Canada to the lower 48, choosing the mainland Canadian route over an all American plan. Ottawa talks set a 60 day Congressional window with hearings planned later this month.
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Carter
Washington
Congress
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Fairbanks
Pacific Northwest
Upper Midwest
U.S
Ottawa
James Jt. Schlesinger
Northwest Pipeline Corp
Texas
el Pago Gas
West Coast
Ted Stevens
White House
Trudeau
Senate Energy Committee
New York Times
Mackenzie Delta
United States
The
Times
Minneapolis Tribune
Liddy Paroled From Watergate Case After Serving Four Years
G Gordon Liddy, jailed for Watergate role and the longest-serving convict, is released on parole from Danbury Federal Prison at 9 38 am with wife Frances. He faces debts over 250 400 and heads to Oxon Hill Maryland after his 46th birthday with three of his five children.
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Simonson
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Liddy
Danbury, Conn
G. Gordon Liddy
Freedom
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Iie
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Oxon Hill
Lidds
Mrs
Richard Nixon
Carter
Sandy
Democratic National Committee
Carter to Sign Panama Canal Treaty Tonight
President Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos prepare to sign the Panama Canal treaty in a ceremony with 19 heads of state present. The event, hosted by the Organization of American States, will be televised across the Americas as 27 nations attend.
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Carter
Omar Porrijos
United States
Latin America
U.S
Senate
Canal Zone
Canal
Panama
Torrijos
Alfonso Lopez
Colombia
Augusto Pinochet
Chile
Francisco Morales
Peru
Alfredo Stroessner
Para
Guay
Adalberto Pereira Dos Santos
Brazil
White House
Cyrus B. Vance
Bombs hit Russ airline area near White House
In Washington two blasts struck the Ellipse near the White House and the Aeroflot building downtown. A group calling itself the Pedro Luis Boitel Commando Group claimed responsibility. A separate report notes about $25,000 damage from the Aeroflot blast and threats of further bombs.
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Russ Airline
White House
Washington
Aeroflot
Pedro Luis Boitel
Gary Hawkins
United Press International
Bob Shephard
Washington Star
Shephard
Cuba
Castro
Africa
Star
Boitel Companios
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Cubs
Latin America
Miami International Airport
Judge Restores 2 1 2 Minimum Wage Rules in Calif
An Orange County Superior Court judge reinstated the state 2.40 per hour minimum wage and most Industrial Welfare Commission rules dropped in March. The elevator escalator rule for multi floor buildings was voided for lack of factual support. CMA plans appeal. Affects manufacturing post harvest freezing preserving office and technical sectors.
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California
Orange County Superior Court
Santa Ana
Claude M. Owens
State Industrial Welfare Commission
Owens
California Manufacturers ‘Association
CMA
Juge
Orange County
Weather Summary for Los Angeles Area Tonight and Thursday
Tonight and Thursday in the Los Angeles area are fair with a low around 68 and a high near 30. Mountains expect fair skies with a low about 36 and a high near 37. Deserts show fair conditions with a low near 76 and a high around 113.
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Carter Eyes Korean Leader Talk Over Park Return
Attorney General Griffin Bell asked President Carter to urge South Korea's Park Chung-hee to arrange the return of fugitive businessman Tongsun Park to face a 36 count indictment on conspiracy, bribery, mail fraud, racketeering, and foreign agent violations linked to a U S rice bribery scheme involving California.
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Carter
South Korea
Tongsun Park
United States
Congress
Atty
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
Park
Con
Bell
Park Chung-hee
California
U.S
Korea
Kim Hyung Wook
Korean CIA
Lee Hu Rak
Hanna
Push for Excellence program adopted by L A school board
Reverend Jesse Jackson’s controversial Push for Excellence program is approved by the Los Angeles Unified School District board at a cost of 402818 dollars. The article notes broader local reforms and tax issues on page A-3.
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Jesse Jackson
L.A
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