Lance defies calls to resign amid Senate probe actions
The article reports on ongoing Senate investigations into Lance and associates over bank dealings and political use of aircraft. It notes Powell, Lipshutz, and Jordan denying or confirming claims, Percy countering accusations, and a White House meeting with Lance as pressure grows for resignation.
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R-Del
Heould Askhe
Powell
White Mouse
Robert Lipshutz
Hamilton Jordan
John L. Moore Jr
Naw
Export-Import Bank
Carter
Jordan
Lipshutz
FBL
Lance
Presideft
Moore
Ribicoff
Campbell
Georgia
Percy
Sun-Times
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Senate Committee
John PB. Sherry
Comptroller of the Currency
Chicago
Sesson
Washington
White House
First National Bank of Chicago
Bell & Howell
Donald Frey
Tira
Sun Times
Tax relief bill clears panel amid Senate duel
A $4.48 billion tax relief plan advances from a House panel as Democrats and Republicans clash over funding and timing. The measure would grant about $4.19 billion in homeowner rebates and $1.52 billion for renters over five years, funded largely by surpluses and new taxes. Amendments add costs and delay business inventory tax repeal.
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Yates
Assembly
Heukmejian
Nicholas Patris
Oakland
Halmdahl
Weather Underground leaders face charges and status updates
Weatherman member Rudd relinquished early statements while remaining a public figure among several Underground members being sought by the FBI. Phoebe Hirsch and Hobby Roth, who turned themselves in six months ago, were sentenced to two years probation and fined $4,000 for the Days of Rage action.
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Rudd
Weather Underground
FBI
Benardine Dohrn
Phoebe Hirsch
Hobby Roth
Chicago
Underground
23 Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
United States
FHS
U.S
Gulf Od
Pittsburgh
Timothy Leary
New York
Columbia
Two face death penalty in Long Beach killings
Carolyn Ferguson, 15, survived a gunshot to the chest as authorities describe a massacre linked to four suspects. Elvis Cade, Pamela Cade, Nona Cade, and George Clarence Bridgette face murder charges with possible death or life terms if found guilty. State law and recent court rulings shape the case, marking the first capital filing in the county since the new death penalty law.
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Carolyn Ferguson
Scaliber
Thomas
Elvis Cade
Evans
MC Cade
Pamela Cade
Nona Cade
Long Beach
George Clarence Bridgette
Sutherland
Bridgette
Robert Samoian
Cade
Steve Trott
Gov. Brown
California Supreme Court
Miguel Mirano
San Quentin
Aaron C. Mitchell
Sacramento
Arnold Gable
Governors Blast Carter Energy Plan As Dead End
Oklahoma Governor David Boren, speaking for Western and Southern governors, told Congress that President Carter s energy program relies on conservation and would raise taxes. He argued it would ration shortages rather than secure long term supply and urged price increases through market mechanisms rather than higher taxes. The governors endorse higher domestic prices to curb excess profits and phase out price controls while avoiding a broad tax windfall.
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Washington
Congress Today
Carter
Oklahoma
David Boren
Boren
Senate Finance Committees
United States
Two West Coast oil pipelines urged for federal action
The article explains a plan to require a federal decision by February 1, 1978 on two pipeline routes Sobio from Long Beach California to Midland Texas and Northern Thor from Port Angeles Washington to Clearbrook Minnesota. It notes possible routes through Canada and current Alaskan oil movements to West Coast refineries or via Panama. It also covers Senate energy committee action, Carter energy program changes, and a ban on inefficient autos alongside debates on gas price controls.
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Sobio
Long Beach
Calif
Midland
Texas
Thor
Port Angeles
Wash
Clearbrook
Minn
O'Leary
Canada
Panama Canal
Carter
Senate
Energy Committee
Bennett Johnston
D-La
Carter to address convention by closed telephone link
President Carter will speak by closed telephone to the Radio Television News Directors Association in San Francisco at 1 a.m. PDT and take questions for about 25 minutes from a panel of newsmen at the Hyatt Regency Ballroom. The event follows energy policy fights in Congress with passage in the House and split bills in the Senate. In other news, an earthquake in Yugoslavia toppled chimneys and opened cracks in Sjenica near Belgrade.
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Carter
Radio ‘Television News Directors Association
San Francisco
Hyatt Regency
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Sjenica
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