Carter Unveils 11 Day Four Continent Presidential Tour
President Carter announced an 11 day trip beginning November 22 visiting Venezuela Brazil Nigeria India Iran France Poland and Belgium. Brzezinski said no Brezhnev meeting planned though talks with allies and rivals will stress constructive change. Mrs. Carter will accompany him.
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Bill paying pitfall cited in electronic transfers
Mrs. Peterson warned that without federal law banks lack incentive to explain consumer rights in electronic funds transfers. She cited 300 plus computer fraud incidents averaging 150 million dollars loss and supported Rep. Frank Annunzio’s bill to shield consumers with protections like those for checks and credit cards.
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Lance Affair ends with wild homecoming in Calhoun Georgia
Bert Lance returns to Calhoun after the Carter ethics affair with a rousing 1 200 strong welcome. He greets farmers and townspeople on Morgan County Courthouse steps and says he plans to relax briefly before considering future steps. White House notes Carter not rushing to replace Lance with Jim McIntyre acting interim. The crowd carries pro Lance banners and some criticize media coverage and the Senate committee.
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Pellet wound heals after heart shattering pellet incident
In San Jose California James A Ferris 40 remained hospitalized after open heart surgery for a pellet wound to his heart from an argument with Clarice Marlow. Doctors said the pellet traveled from leg artery to the heart crossing more than two feet.
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Speculation Mounts Over Bolin Inner Circle Ahead of Administration
Speculation runs high about Bolin's top aide, with observers predicting a powerful, closely consulted adviser shaping early decisions. The piece notes Bolin's bipartisan ties, cautious approach to reforms, and a likely gradual shift in state government, plus his age and doubtful primary odds.
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Hayakawa Defends Bert Lance Hounded Out of Office
Sen. S. I. Hayakawa expresses concern for America as Bert Lance leaves the White House staff. He calls Lance thoroughly competent and says he was hounded out of office by irrelevant past behavior and daily headlines without a crime charged. Hayakawa sent a letter of support to President Carter.
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Rhodes Says Carter Lost Moral Nerve Over Lance Affair
House Republican Leader John Rhodes assails the Carter administration as having lost its moral nerve in the Bert Lance affair. He criticizes policy duplicity and ineptitude, delivering a prepared speech in San Francisco. Rhodes labels the administration’s stance as inconsistent with its campaign on moral rectitude.
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