Carter overdrafts and banking ties haunt 1976 campaign
Washington exposure of overdraft checks tied to Bert Lance and former President Carter stirs scrutiny over personal banking habits. Lance’s bank overdrafts reached about 420000 in late 1974 to early 1973 while Carter defends his associates and explains policy allowing multi account overdrafts.
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Teachers face rising malpractice suits over schooling
AP reports that parents grown increasingly ready to sue teachers for perceived schooling failures. Educators worry about accountability while officials in New Rochelle and Suffolk County note a trend toward litigation as a remedy for grievances amid debates on education value and parental responsibility.
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LAGO
Ays
Robert Spillane
New Rochelle
N.Y
Teacher Magazine
Long Island
Suffolk County
Ties Education Association
Spillane
American Federation of Teachers
Newell
Washington
Lance used identical collateral for two bank loans
The record details Lance pledging 148,118 CNBMS stock and 8,379 Calboug First National Bank shares as collateral, plus stock dividends, to Manufacturers and Chemical Bank. A 1976 document confirms receipt of 14,011 shares as collateral, amid questions over whether the dividends created extra pledged stock and if the collateralization was properly tracked.
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First National Bank
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Lance Salue
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Chensical
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Lamce
Hey
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Lance Om
Chicago
Hs Reed
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Manuufacturer
Harcbelton
Chemical
Rambelion
Opposition to Panama canal treaty grows in Washington
White House spokesman says mail and phone traffic related to the Cutter administration Panama Canal accord runs heavily against the pact. Reagan opposes the agreement, a setback for administration hopes of conservative support. State Department says Carter and Omar Tocigios will sign in Washington.
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White House
Cutter Administration
Panama Canal
Jody Powell
United States
Panama
Usseraii
California
Ronald Reagan
Vic Carter
Reagan
Gerald Ford
State Department
Carter
Omar Tocrijos
Organica Act of American States
Kealy
Penang youth sentenced to death for gun possession
A 11 year old Malay Chinese boy in Penang High Court was sentenced to death under the Internal Security Act for possession of a pistol and ammunition without a license. The judge stated that under the act there is no difference between a juvenile and an adult in such cases. The ruling marks the first juvenile conviction under the act, with about 40 death sentences issued previously but none carried out.
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Malaysia
Whiceheld
Rial
Fred Anilondon
Proceeds Planned for Smithsburg Fire Wall Auction
A local notice from Car Wao on August 27 1817 announces a fundraising event at the Smithsburg Vol Fire Co. Proceeds benefit a new fire wall. An advertisement from Willamaport Am Legion Botomac Past 202 mentions a dance on Saturday August 27 with music by Times Way. Attendees and guests are invited.
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Vol Fire Co
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Legion Botomac
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Adve
Major quake hits Indonesia near Java with heavy toll
An earthquake of magnitude about 6.4 struck off central Java within 200 miles of Jakarta. Officials say the epicenter lies between Jakarta and Sumatra, with prior tremors causing casualties and many missing on Sumatra and islands near Java.
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Gas rationing plan on way, paper says
The Los Angeles Times reports the Carter Administration is rushing a standby gasoline rationing plan that could include ration stamps at about 30,090 post offices and take effect 15 days after a major supply interruption. The plan, drawn by the Federal Energy Administration with Price Waterhouse & Co., faces an October deadline and decisions on coupon allocation and distribution channels.
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Los Angeles ‘Times
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Times
Federal Energy Administration
Price Warehouse & Co
the Times
Energy
James Schlesinger
Lottery roundup notes from Baltimore daily lottery results
A brief lottery roundup from Baltimore via AP and Pittsburgh papers notes daily numbers play and quick results. Fragmentary fragments list numbers like 110 and 4 amid scattered letters and unclear details.
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Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Repair attempt on Voyager probes described from Pasadena
AP reports a remote repair attempt on Voyager 2 to scan an instrument boom. Technicians detonated charges to free a dust cover and used thrusters to extend the science boom, aiming to photograph stars and confirm position. Voyager 1 was slated for launch from Kennedy Space Center in September.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion
Christmas Day notices and classified payments in Hagerstown
Fragmented OCR shows local notices listing holidays and streets in Hagerstown Maryland. Payment figures appear for individual notices, with rates quoted and small totals such as 73 and 42, and monthly amounts like 6 months totaling 19. The garbled source references Associated Press copy and teen paper circulation, but readable facts indicate a holiday notice run and miscellaneous charges in the local paper.
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Scrat Ave
Hagerstown
Carter aides debated asking Lance to resign
Ten White House assistants discussed the possibility of asking Budget Director Bert Lance to resign amid mounting questions over his finances. Press Secretary Jody Powell said the group rejected the move, insisting Lance was innocent of wrongdoing, and noted Carter and Lance had discussed Lance’s financial problems before his Dec 3 appointment.
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Washington
White House
Bert Lance
Jody Powell
Powell
Carter
Lance
Buuget
Ward Carter
Fear of gunfire keeps miners from work in coal fields
In a nine week old wildcat strike West Virginia and Kentucky miners stay away from jobs citing fear of gunfire. Shots were fired at Leewood during clashes between workers seeking to return and strikers over health care cuts. No injuries reported. Governor Rockefeller said federal agents would probe civil rights and cross border incitement laws. Union leaders trade accusations as some districts falter and arrests occur in Raleigh County over weapons at Stotesbury.
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Jay Rockefeller
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