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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1977

Page

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Lance Family Defends Bert Amid Senate Probe

Mrs. Bert Lance, wife of the budget director, defends him amid a Senate inquiry into his financial dealings. She calls him highly intelligent, insists he did nothing dishonest, and says President Carter remains secure. Overdrafts and use of a bank plane are among the items under scrutiny, while she plans poetry and notes a forthcoming book.

Washington Bert Lance LaBelle Lance Office of Management and Budget Senate Lance Bert Eorix Georgetown Lances Mrs. Lance Carter Senate Committee Mira Lanees Tme National Bank of Georgia Federal

Wet balloonists abandon Atlantic crossing bid in Iceland rescue

Two American balloonists Bet L. Abruzzo and Masie Anderson were rescued near Iceland after a failed trans Atlantic attempt. Ice and whirlpool winds forced them down 200 miles from the goal. They said they will not try again, returning to Keflavik Air Base aboard a rescue helicopter. The effort marks the fifth unsuccessful attempt since the mid 19th century, with five fatalities. Edward Yost previously came closest, ditching 530 miles short of Portugal last October after drifting from Maine.

Reykjavik Jeuland Atlantic AUS Air Force Bet L. Abruzzo Masie Anderson Iceland Albuquerque Ater Keflavik Edward Yost Sioux Falls S.J Portugal Maine Abruzzo Anderson Massachusetts France Denmark Strait Greenland

Snoopy toy banks recalled over lead content

The Consumer Product Safety Commission ordered recalls of about 80,600 Snoopy themed banks due to paint with lead above the allowed level. No injuries are reported. Banks by Ideal Toy Corp include four Snoopy poses. customers are advised to return them for refunds and may call Ideal Toy at 212-444-8000 or the toll-free number 800-438-2666 for information.

Washington Consumer Product Safety Commission Federal Snoopy Ideal Toy Corp Hollis N.Y Snoopy Joé Cool Bank Badopy Santa Bank Snoopy Dog House Bank Commission Ideal Collect

Mary Bell escape manhunt grips England seeking return

The mother Betty Bell appeals for her daughter Mary Bell to surrender after the child killer and Annetté Priest flee Moor Court prison. Police search Newcastle and London as residents describe the escape and public fear rises with reports of the convicted killer’s past crimes and alleged contacts.

Stoke-On-Trent England Mary Bell Betty Bell Newcastle London Miss Bell Annetté Priest Moor Court Miss Priest Palice Sid English Midlands Orried Oakmoor Linda Alles Macy Bell Cheshire Chopath Mary Abe

Maryland and Pennsylvania Numbers Game Daily Lottery results

Baltimore and Pennsylvania daily lottery draws report the winning numbers. In Maryland the number drawn was 183 and in Pennsylvania the result was 0S.

Baltimore Maryland

Television intoxification defense in teen murder case

Miami defense attorney Ellis Rubin seeks a novel defense for Ronald Zamora, 16, arguing excessive exposure to TV crime shows like Kojak and Police Woman impaired his mind. The trial, set for Sept. 26, will test whether television addiction affected Zamora’s behavior while the state argues Zamora was sane and understood right from wrong.

Miami Ellis Rubin Ronald Zamora Rubin Zamora Miami Beach Elinor Haggart Tom Headley Columbus Ohio

Paul McCartneys Welcomes First Son James Louis

Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and wife Linda welcome their first son James Louis in a London hospital. The birth, weighing six pounds, is announced by a spokesman. mother and baby are reported well. The couple also have two daughters Stella and Mary.

Lonuqn Paul McCartney Linda London James Louis McCartneys Stella Mary

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