Lance urged to resign by Byrd as Carter backs talk
Senate leader Byrd says budget chief Bert Lance has no choice but to resign as President Carter cites Lance should have a chance to explain. Lance faces Senate probes over personal banking affairs including loans and overdrafts from the 1970s to his 1979 confirmation.
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Byrd
Washington
UPI
Senate
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Bert Lance
Carter
White House
Office of Management and Budget
IRS
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Charles Percy
Governmental Affairs Committee
John Heimann
Comptroller of the Currency
Ribicoff Committee
Heimann
Capitol Hill
New Jersey
Bert
Georgia Bank
Energy alert lifted by PG E after reserves rise
PG E said an emergency energy alert ended as electric reserves climbed above 10 percent. A heat wave pushed California demand, with 13.1 million kilowatts used Thursday and 11.9 million on Friday, aided by cooler conditions and Admission Day closures.
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UPI
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
California
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Rural development plan presentation in Ukiah
Dave Hancock will present the 701 planning study on rural land development at the Veterans building in Ukiah on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The 80 page report funded by the state Office of Planning and Research covers subdivision impacts and potential new industries for the county, with public hearings planned later this year. Copies are at the county library.
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Dave Hancock
Veterans Building
Ukiah
Journal
Hancock
State Office of Planning and Research
Board of Supervisors
Pan American 747 Forced to Shannon Landing Hoax Bomb Threat
A Pan American 747 with 314 aboard diverted to Shannon after a hoax bomb threat. Irish army experts failed to detonate a package in a rear toilet following an emergency evacuation of 298 passengers and 16 crew. the flight resumed to London with a relief crew. Bread strikes close bakeries across Britain cause panic buying and shortages.
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Ireland
UPI
New York
London
Jim Sheehan
Britain
Death of Bob Berta prompts jail safety questions
The 23 year old Robert Lewis Berta died by hanging in Mendocino County jail after being held on rape and false imprisonment charges. The sheriff says required guards were on duty and death by own action could not be prevented. colleagues note the cell layout limits visibility and that a noose was improvised from bed sheets. The coroner and attorney discuss possible preventive measures as the investigation continues.
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Contra Costix
Robert Lewis Berta
Redwood Valley
Berta
Atascadero State Hospital
Mendocino County
Art. Moe
Napa State Hospital
Moe
Joe Allen
Public Defender
Peripheral Canal advances toward final passage in California
In Sacramento the Assembly approved SB346 by a 56 22 margin, backing Gov. Brown s plan to fund a 7.1 billion system of canals reservoirs and waterworks including a 43 mile Peripheral Canal to meet state water needs through 2000. The measure moves to the Senate for amendments acceptance before final passage and the governor s signature.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Assembly
Ruben Ayala
China
Senate
Eugene
Gualco
Brown
Nuclear and coal out let the sun shine in
Developments over the past two years suggest coal and nuclear power have no long term future leaving solar as the only hope for solving energy needs. Weather outlook for Northwestern California fair through Sunday with coastal fog and low clouds at night and morning clearing by afternoon. Fort Bragg 50 58 Ukiah 50 83.
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UPI
California
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Solar power share could reach 75 percent by 2025
A major report released Saturday projects solar energy expanding from current levels to as much as 40 percent by century end and 75 percent by 2025, shifting the global energy mix dramatically.
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Allen
Ukiah General Hospital
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