Inevitable resignation eyed for Budget Director Lance
Senate leader Byrd said Bert Lance's effectiveness is destroyed by disclosures about his finances and an imminent resignation is likely. Carter backed Lance explaining he should have chance to explain before the Governmental Affairs committee. Mondale also urged Lance to answer charges before deciding on leaving the administration.
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Brendan Byrne
Bert
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Internal Revenue Service
Walter Mondale
Nelson case DA moves to drop rape charge in Luna murder case
Asst. Dist. Atty. Jay F. Rosenthal filed a motion in District Court Friday to dismiss a criminal sexual penetration count against 18 year old Michael R. Luna in the April 5 burglary murder of Mrs. Nina T. Nelson. Judge Paul Snead likely to hear Monday. Luna faces murder and burglary charges and trial set to begin September 26 in Lovington.
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S. Plaza Drive
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Luna
Palomar Place
Snead
Lovington
District Attorney’s Office
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Chaves County
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L.O
Tommy” Thompson
Miss Ohio Wins Miss America 1978 Crown in Atlantic City
Susan Yvonne Perkins 23 of Columbus is crowned Miss America 1978 before about 19 000 at Convention Hall on the Boardwalk. Dorothy Benham crowns the new winner as Miss America 1977. Controversy arose over audio issues for Miss New Hampshire and Miss Washington with repeats allowed. The prize includes a 20000 scholarship and at least 50000 in appearances. runners up share 10000 6000 5000 and 3500. The competition weighs talent swimsuit gown and interview equally. No black contestants this year and only six since 1968.
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New Hampshire
Jamie Lynn Rotwitt
Miss Rotwitt
Natasha Solov
Roswell Voters Face 4.25 Million in Bond Issues
Roswell residents head to polls on Tuesday to decide three general obligation bonds totaling 4.25 million for street renovation street drainage projects and park and recreation improvements. A $15 000 home would pay 28.20 more annually if all bonds pass, raising total to 233.03 from 204.83.
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