Probers rap Lance's bank on overdraft handling
The Comptroller of the Currency denounced Calhoun First National Bank for approving checks to cover about 2 million in possible overdrafts on Bert Lance before he was budget director. The report notes the practice extended to other major clients and would be criticized if seen in regular examinations.
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Washington
Banking Examiners Today
Calhoun First National Bank
Bert Lance
Congress
Comptroller of the Currency
John Heimann
OCC
Lance
National Bank of Georgia
Comptroller
Comptroller’s Office
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Calhoun Bank
Fulton Bank
Comptroller’s
Ranch residents urge suit to halt city assessments
A McCormick Ranch resident urged residents to seek an injunction against the city to block approval of facilities in new subdivisions until the dispute over who pays for street lights bikepath landscaping and flood control costs is resolved. A meeting Tuesday will discuss the matter with Gordon Fitzgerald and city officials.
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McCormick Ranch
Gordon Fitzgerald
del Parque
Fitzgerald
McCormick Parkway
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Kaiser Aetna
Richard Campana
Campana
William C. Jenkins
Heinz Hink
Jenkins
Billie Gentry
Franklin D. Aleshire
Ranch
Tannella
Ingleside opens as Arcadia area middle school
On the first day 508 students from Ingleside and nearby schools enrolled in the new Arcadia middle school John Smith the principal praised summer district support and teachers. Students like Mary Dunford and Randy Warner expressed mixed feelings but optimism about electives and sports. Teachers Linda Kling and Bob Boyko highlighted versatile scheduling and strong faculty as keys to a successful pilot year.
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Ingleside Middle School
Arcadia
Karen
Ingleside School
Arcadia-area
Ingleside
Tawan
Kachina
Kaibab
Tom Smith
Smith
Mary Dunford
Tavan
Peggy Wedge
St. Theresa's
St. Theresa’s
Scottsdale
Randy Warner
Hopi
Randy
Linda Kling
Supai
Bob Boyko
Boyko
Heatwave Bakes City With 108 Degree Highs
Sunny and hot today and Thursday with highs near 108 degrees. Overnight lows in the mid 80s, heat warnings likely.
City warns building freeze amid McCormick Ranch water concerns
The City Council narrowly considered halting Phase II subdivisions in McCormick Ranch over water availability. Kaiser Aetna must submit a master water plan by Sept 20 to avoid delays, while council retains power to deny future plats if plans fall short. A 281 lot Suggs Rancho McCormick subdivision was approved.
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McCormick Ranch
Kaiser Aetna
Timothy Bray
Bray
Tannella
Billie Gentry
Charles Smith
Richard Campana
Hayden Road
Via de Ventura
Scottsdale High lunch policy relaxed by school board
Scottsdale School Board approves a trial policy allowing high school students to leave campus during lunch without parental lunch permit forms. The move replaces a seven year requirement and aims to ease enforcement while noting potential increases in on campus lunch participation as shortened lunch periods vary by school.
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Scottsdale
Philip Gates
William Randall
Randall
Gates
Scottsdale High
Liddy Paroled After Record Length Prison Term
Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy released on parole from Danbury Federal Correctional Institution after 52% months. He walked free at 9 38 a m with his wife Frances, ending his extended confinement for refusal to cooperate with prosecutors.
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Danbury
Conn
Watergate
Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Federal Correctional Institution
Frances
Carter signals push on jobs programs after briefing Black Caucus
President Carter told the Congressional Black Caucus he is raising priority on jobs programs after citing high unemployment among young blacks. Rep. Farren Mitchell said Carter showed movement toward backing the Humphrey Hawkins bill favored by black lawmakers.
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Washington
Carter
Congressional Black Caucus
Farren Mitchell
D-Md
Explosions strike White House Ellipse and Aeroflot office
Two pre dawn explosions rocked Washington with one near the White House Ellipse and another at Aeroflots downtown office. Police said the Pedro Luis Boitel Com mando Group claimed responsibility for the attacks.
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Washington
White House
Aeroflot
Pedro Luis Boitel
Treaty to hand canal to Panama after 13 years
After 13 years of talks the United States and Panama will sign a treaty tonight to transfer control of the waterway to Panama by 2000. Approval still required from the U.S. Senate and Panamanian voters in a plebiscite.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Senate
Taiwan break promise cited during AP meeting note
Vice Premier Teng Hsiao ping said President Ford would sever relations with Taiwan if elected while Carter offered only a liaison mission in exchange for ties with Peking. Teng reported setbacks in U S Chinese talks after Cyrus R Vance's visit during a meeting with 13 AP executives and directors.
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Peking
Teng Hsiao-ping
Ford
Taiwan
Carter
Associated Press
Teng
Cyrus R. Vance
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