Senate probes Lance loan tied to Chicago bank dealings
White House Budget Director Bert Lance testifies before the Senate Governmental Operations Committee about a 3.4 million loan from First National Bank of Chicago after the bank received a 50 000 Georgia bank deposit in which Lance holds stock. The panel will probe stock status, previous loan history, and timing of the Chicago loan tied to Lance's Georgia bank stake.
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Carter Reaffirms U S Defense of South Korea in Letter
President Carter, in a personal letter to Park Chung-hee delivered by Secretary Harold Brown, reaffirmed U S commitment to defend South Korea under the mutual defense treaty. He said ground force withdrawal over four to five years will not soften allied security, announced a modest fighter increase, and pledged continued U S air, naval, and support units.
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Johnstown faces new flash flood peril and blast death toll
Johnstown and surrounding Conemaugh River Valley brace as a massive thunderstorm looms and flash flood watches are issued. An explosion at Royal Plate Glass Co. kills at least one and injures four, with seven more bodies found, bringing the toll to 58 and leaving 11 unidentified. Red Cross counts about 100 unaccounted for as dams near capacity. Evacuations, road closures, and dam vigilance continue amid fears of further flooding and power outages.
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Fire damages eleven offices at North Olmsted Medical Center
A midnight fire at the Great Northern Shopping Center Medical Center in North Olmsted damaged eleven offices including The Chronicle Telegram bureau. One orthodontists’ office was destroyed while ten others suffered smoke and water damage. The cause is undetermined, with burglars previously breaking into the same office. Fire officials estimate the damage value and building contents, but insurance status is unclear. Police are continuing the investigation.
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Local Weather Notice Improves Tonight and Tomorrow
A brief local forecast notes cooler and clearer conditions tonight with a low around the mid forties. Tomorrow shows a warmer high near 78 with a small chance of rain. sunrise at 6:15 a.m. and sunset around 7:32 p.m. Page A-5 carries full details.
Weather Across the World Delivers Extreme Conditions
The article notes a global shift in weather with Brazil experiencing a rare winter “instant summer” in Rio de Janeiro, Sweden facing the coldest wet July this century, and monsoon delays causing droughts in Asia. It mentions record cold and heat in the US, widespread droughts in Europe and China, and a deadly dry spell in sub Saharan Africa. A Brazilian lawyer questions the winter while a sudden cold front in Rio ends the unusual heat.
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County donates to aid Johnstown flood victims
Lorain County contributes about 1800 to Red Cross relief for Johnstown survivors. Elizabeth England, director of community health and safety programs, will join 500 Red Cross staffers in Pennsylvania to aid thousands displaced by the disaster. National headquarters requested her services to connect families with federal relief programs. In Cambria County, more than 200 homes were destroyed and 174 families affected, with 7200 families impacted overall.
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