Lance seeks delay in selling bank holdings
Bert Lance, director of the OMB, asks for a waiver and extension to the December 31 deadline to sell his large stake in the National Bank of Georgia. His financial decline from 1975 76 loans and a looming $1.65 million loss spur the request as White House aides say Carter is aware but cautious.
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Rich and poor fuel Rome's busiest pawnshop story
In Rome the Monte di Pieta, touted as the world’s largest pawnshop, stores thousands of fur coats and other goods for safekeeping during summer. Directors note 350,000 items pawned yearly for about 50 million dollars, with 80 percent loaned against appraised value and a 2 to 3 percent nonredeem rate.
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Baptists oppose Carter Vatican envoy appointment
Carter names David Walters as Vatican envoy, provoking protests from Southern Baptist leader Rev. Jimmy Allen and Baptist Joint Committee figure Dr. James Wood. Interdenominational groups and lawmakers raise church state separation concerns, amid debates on upgrading Vatican representation and a related Foreign Relations measure.
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Survivors to Testify on Fire Safety Standards
In Cincinnati patrons and employees who escaped the Beverly Hills supper club fire will testify at a July 29 congressional hearing in Washington. U.S. Rep. Thomas A. Luken said the House subcommittee on consumer protection and finance will review the May 28 nightclub blaze to help develop national fire safety standards.
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Veteran Sportswriter Jack Rickard in the Citizen
Veteran sportswriter Jack Rickard contributes weekly insights in the Citizen. His long career covers local teams, notable games, and editorial takes on regional sports culture. This column continues the tradition with seasoned perspective and vivid game recollections.
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Concorde Landing Rights Ban Extended by Authority
The Fort Authority of New York and New Jersey again postponed a final ruling on landing rights for the Concorde at John F. Kennedy Airport. Eleven of twelve directors voted to extend indefinitely the temporary ban while additional noise tests are conducted.
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