Overdrafts Linked to Bert Lance Relatives Prompts Inquiry
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee heard a staff memorandum detailing overdrafts by relatives of Bert Lance at First National Bank of Calhoun Georgia during 1974 and 1975. The funds, ranging from 100000 to 300000, were repaid with interest after bank examiners spotted them. The memo urged further review before Lance’s confirmation as budget director, amid questions about Lance finances. The memorandum based its figures on phone exchanges with Robert Bloom and the US attorney's office.
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Georgia
John Childers
Governmental Affairs Committee
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Abraham Ribicoff
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Childers
Robert Bloom
US. Attorney’s Office
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Clark Clifford
Senate’Governmental Affairs’ Committee
Severe Storms Cause Damage Across New York State
Rain and strong winds struck western and central New York, ripping through camps and trailers along Baton Brook Reservoir and damaging the West Eaton Rod and Gun Club barn. The Syracuse area expected rain ending Wednesday with improving conditions. Flooding hit Fredonia and Dunkirk, Gowanda lost power, and Mayor Charles St. George estimated $1 million in home damage from last night's storm.
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Trash bills to rise 60 to 100 in Clay town
Town of Clay residents face 60 to 100 percent higher garbage costs as Tousley Trash Service and Merriam Sanitation plan rate hikes tied to new SWDA tipping charges. Owners say commercial customers will be notified this month with full amounts by October. Local officials question price increases and dumping practices.
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Tousley Trash Service
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Tousley
Rock Cut Road
Tripoli Brothers
Ley Creek
Edgar Merriam
Merriam Sanitation Co
Merriam
Frank Rose
Patrick DiDomenico
Rose
DiPomenico
Carter faces Senate rejection of gas pricing plan
A Senate group backing deregulation told President Carter the natural gas pricing plan will be defeated by at least a four vote margin as the Senate prepared a weeklong debate. The House approved plan would keep interstate price controls at 1.75 per thousand cubic feet, up from 1.46.
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Federal Employee Welfare Probe Signals Broad Review
Health Secretary Joseph Califano announced an investigation in 20 major cities to uncover federal civilian workers improperly receiving AFDC benefits. In Washington DC, 1,712 federal employees were found on welfare rolls, with 216 HEW staffers under review for possible civil or criminal action.
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Carter administration backs affirmative action
The Carter administration urged the Supreme Court to reverse a California ruling that a medical school could not consider race in admissions. It advised limiting questions to whether race may be used to remedy discrimination, and noted the case involves Allan Bakke seeking admission to the UC Davis Medical School.
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