Bert Lance pleads innocent to fraud charges in Georgia bank cases
Reporters heard Lance call the indictment ridiculous while prosecutors detailed conspiracy and multiple counts of misapplication of funds. The probe includes loans to the Carter family peanut business and warrants further grand jury scrutiny amid alleged improprieties across 40 banks and 383 loans.
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Auto theft raiders seize 14 vehicles on county property
Deputies recovered approximately 32 vehicles on a two story property including six in a garage under a house. Most were Ford or GM models. Evidence seized included a policeman's raincoat, tires, belts, hubcaps, tools and jacks. Authorities debated padlocking the garage but it was deemed unusable.
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Joseph Grunda
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House Democrats oppose oil price decontrol
In Washington the House Democratic Caucus approved a resolution opposing the phaseout of domestic oil price controls. Sponsor Rep. Toby Moffett said the 138-69 vote signals Democratic discontent with rising oil profits and the Carter energy plan, aiming to amend a Department of Energy bill to block phaseout in fiscal 1990.
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Schrock named sports chief in 4-1 board vote
The school board, in a tense session, affirmed Schrock as athletic director under the current contract after a table motion was defeated. Repas critiqued Showalter’s handling and pressed for a June 11 work session to review alternative athletic department supervision used elsewhere.
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Sue Ely
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Funeral directors show off changing trade at Columbus convention
In Columbus the 99th annual Ohio Funeral Directors Association meeting drew 2000 attendees who browsed new caskets and hearses while emphasizing modern businesslike approaches. President Charles Wilson noted funeral directors are community players embracing price flexibility and evolving services amid shifting attitudes toward death.
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Ohio House Advances Youth Liquor Handling Bill in Restaurant Work
The Ohio House voted 61 to 29 in favor of a bill allowing persons under 21 to handle liquor while working in restaurants. Supporters call it a jobs measure for youths. opponents warn it could lower drinking age expectations and increase pressure on teen workers.
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D-Dayton
Donna Pope
R-Parma
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