Conscience clear Lance defends loans and overdrafts
Aelg- INDENT (AM) m PRESS-TELEGR pene Lons Beach, Cailt. Thura Sept. 1 Lance says his conscience is clear as he testifies before a committee. He denies improper use of loans, backdated checks, or influence with the comptroller and DOJ. He explains overdraft policies at Calhoun bank were extended to all depositors and refutes any wrongdoing connected to Carter or Powell.
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Pene Lons Beach
Cailt. Thura
Lance
Ile
Calhoun First National Bank of
Calhoun
National Bank of Georgia
Atlanta
Sen
Percy
Calhoun Bank
Calhoun First National Bank
Ank
Tamptroller
Donald Yarleton
Carter
U.S
Georgia
Justice Department
Perey
Jody Powell Powell
Washington
Chicago Sun-Times
Bell & Howell
The
Sun-Times
Powell
Nixon White House
Tioward Baker
John W. Heinett
J-Py
Ribicoff
John Stokes
Stokes
Richard M. Nixon
Jore Carter
Slong Eiough
Glenna Stone
Laney
Lance Defends Rights in Gulliver-Lilliputian Hearing
Lance addresses a Senate committee in a tense hearing, arguing the basic American principle of justice has been ignored. He notes rumors and calls by Ribicoff and Percy for his resignation while insisting he will present his side. He warns to be careful in future discussions of human rights.
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Lance
Ribicoff
Charles Percy
Carter
California Supreme Court upholds contempt verdicts for five Plumas Supervisors
The California Supreme Court upheld contempt convictions against five Plumas County supervisors for willfully defying a court order to pay retroactive welfare benefits. The decision notes they knew of the order and voted to defy it, aided by evidence the county could pay.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court Today
Plumas County
California
Bnt
California Supreme Court
Sacramento County Superior Court
State Department of Benefit Payments
Congress approves 1978 budget with 61.3 billion deficit
Congress finalizes a 1978 federal budget projecting a 61.3 billion deficit with 458.3 billion in spending for the year starting Oct. 1. House vote 215 to 187 over objections cites potential tax increases and compares to President Carter’s proposal. Senate approval came by voice vote.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Carter
Robert N. Ghaima
D-Conn
Delbert L. Latta
Ohio
Latta
San Jose papers curb ads for X rated films
San Jose Mercury and San Jose News will ban illustrations or descriptive language in X rated or unrated movie ads. Ads may show only the film title and theater name and showtimes, with a maximum of one column by three inches. Other California papers have adopted similar restrictions.
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SAN Jose
San Jose Mercury
San Jose News Today
Anthony Ridder
Morning Mercury
Afternoon News
Fresno
Modesto
Sacramento
Santa Ana Register
Mercury and News
Riverside County declares emergency over flash floods
Riverside County supervisors declared a state of emergency after flash floods damaged 149 homes in Thousand Palms Ranella Mirage and Palo Verde Valley and left about 71 residents stranded when roads were washed away. The Disaster Preparedness Office said areas near Sun City and Edgemont suffered impact and 100 farming customers and two golf courses were affected. Federal aid was sought to assist recovery.
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Sun City
Edgemont
Riverside County Supervisors
Thousand Palms
Ranella Mirage
Palo Verde Valley
Freedom of Press Guarantee for High School Papers
Gov. Brown signs bill assuring school student newspapers freedom of expression within guidelines set by teachers. Law effective January 1 requires editorial control by student editors with faculty advisers overseeing standards of journalism and avoiding libel obscenity or disruption. ACLU opposes claiming it permits censorship.
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Sacramento
Brown
Ralph Dills
D-Gardena
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Tragic AF Plane Crash Kills 20 Near Albuquerque
An Air Force four-engine aircraft crashed into Mangano Base mountainside near Albuquerque shortly after refueling from Kirtland AFB. All 20 aboard, military personnel, died in the predawn explosion. Fire crews recovered bodies as residents watched the wreckage burn for 20 to 40 minutes.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Mangano Base
Kirtland Air Force Base
Kirtland Base Operati
Walter Sprick
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Force
Kenry A. Kissinger
Contealler
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
N.C
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Manzano Mountain Range
Ireland
Crosby Eaton
Four Hills
Albuquerque International Airport
Dolores Welch
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U.S. Atty
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
New York
Chemical Bank of New York
First National Bank of Chicago
Hanover Trust
Billy Lee Campbell
Bank
Jody Powell
Wirepheta
Gulliver
S. Calon
Page
Lakewood
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