Religious charities debate airing funds
The article reports on a debate in Congress over requiring charities to disclose spending breakdowns. World Vision and Hatfield urge voluntary disclosure, while some groups resist mandatory rules. It notes past incidents, IRS rules for tax exemption, and figures on charitable giving and overhead.
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Westport
Conn
Save the Children
United States
IRS
American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel Inc
Treasury Department
Chicago
Lance Bank Stock Suspension Ties To Carter Era Finances
Lance, former bank president and current unofficial Carter adviser, holds about 200000 shares of National Bank of Georgia, bought for 2.9 million in 1975. A trading suspension ends December 14 after disclosures he sought to sell stock at a premium while market value hovered around 10 to 11 dollars.
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Carter
Office of Management and Budget
National Bank of Georgia
Georgia
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Vance to Hold Talks with Arab Leaders on Middle East Peace
U S officials say Cyrus Vance will visit Arab and Israeli capitals to gauge prospects for a comprehensive peace. Philip Habib will report on Moscow talks as Vance plans Cairo Jerusalem Syria Lebanon Jordan and Saudi trips with Alfred Atherton Jr. amid regional splits and boycotts.
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London
Savoy Hotel
Begin
Britain
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UPI
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Vance
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Cairo
United States
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Lebanon
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Alfred L. Atherton Jr
Near East
U.S
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Iraq
Tripoli
Sadat
Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
House panel rejects gas deregulation in 1977 push
The House energy conferees voted 15-8 to back President Carter's price regulation plan with a rise from 1.46 to 1.75 per thousand cubic feet. They left the Senate plan for full deregulation to future talks, predicting little progress this week as conference gate negotiations began.
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UPI
House
Senate
Congressional Energy
President Carter
Carter
Winter Storm Slams Across Regions With Snow Blizzards
A broad winter storm blankets the Midwest and South with heavy snow, freezing rain, and tornadoes. Northwestern Ohio and Indiana report several inches of snow, while Tennessee sees floods and damage from storms. Colorado avalanches and Washington Oregon transport repairs follow the severe conditions.
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Ohio
Colorado Rockies
South
Indiana
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Mississippi Valley
New England
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Huntingdon
Tenn
Martin
Tennessee
Georgia
Colorado Mountains
Leadville
Glenwood Springs
Pacific Northwest
Artak
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Washington Department of Transportation
Supreme Court actions on water rights and unemployment rules
The Supreme Court agreed to settle a dispute over California water-use conditions on federal reclamation projects. It let stand a ruling that eases civil rights suits against government agencies. It refused to review Hunt family claims seeking 375 million from oil companies over Libya. It ruled states may distinguish day and night students for unemployment benefits determinations.
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California
Hunt Family
Texas
Hunt Oil
Libya
Widespread Weddings Highlight Central New York Feature
The Sunday Herald American Post Standard features coverage of weddings in Central New York, showcasing local ceremonies, decor, and notable couples. Readers enjoy detailed celebrations and community ties reflected in this regional society section.
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New York
Sunday Herald-American
Post-Standard
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