Lance Lance Cover-Up Charged in Civil Fraud Case
The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency filed a civil complaint in U S District Court accusing Bert Lance and two Georgia banks of manipulating loans and overdrafts for his and relatives benefit. A consent order enjoined future violations and limited Lance from banking management for six months.
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Atlanta
Bert Lance
Carter
Georgia
Lance
Australia
Securities and Exchange Commission
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
U.S. District Court
National Bank of Georgia
First National Bank of
Calhoun
Robert Altman
Office of Management and Budget
Reassessment, Shenandoah Apple Blossom Park Plans
Reassessment continues in Front Royal as plans for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival's Sunday in the Park near completion. The area page features the story and photos of festival attractions and activities.
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Front Royal
Area News
Scaffolding Collapse Kills Up To 40 at West Virginia Site
A scaffold on a cooling tower under construction near St. Marys, West Virginia, collapsed injuring or killing workers. Officials reported 38 to 40 deaths and 40 to 50 men were on the scaffolding when it fell from 150 to 200 feet. Workers were from New Jersey and West Virginia, with a temporary morgue set up in Belmont.
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ST. Marys
W.va
Power Company
Marilyn Patmire
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Clifford Cunningham
Cunningham
Ohio River
West Virginia
Research Cottrell
Miss Patmire
Belmont W.va
Morgan
Phillip Coco
Research Cottrell Inc
Bound Brook
N.J
New Jersey
Coco
Savage spring storm lashes Virginia coastline and west
Floodwaters forced hundreds from homes as Roanoke River rose and coastal tides flooded areas including Ocean View Willoughby and Virginia Beach. Snow blanketed western Virginia up to 21 inches and power outages affected about seven southwest counties with roadways perilous and schools closed.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Roanoke
Victory Stadium
Ocean View
Willoughby
Norfolk
West Point
Chesapeake Corp
Pamunkey River Bridge
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Tidewater
Mountain View
Meadows of Dan
Patrick County
Special Weapons: Police Have Formidable Supply and Training
The Frederick County Sheriff's Tactical Squad in 1976 demonstrated its special weapons and training in Winchester. Deputies used AR-15 rifles shotguns and tear gas against two armed gunmen who surrendered after rounds of blanks and a TV crew filmed the operation. The piece notes both Winchester and police departments maintain a ready arsenal for emergencies, though actual use remains theoretical.
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Frederick County
Winchester Police Dept
Soviet Defector Open to Job Offers at U.N. Exit
Arkady N. Shevchenko the top Soviet official at the United Nations has quit his post with two years left on his contract and $76116 in severance. He aims to lead a normal productive life in the United States and pursue publishers and employers opportunities while arranging his affairs. He remains in talks with Knopf and other publishers about a book on disarmament and is pursuing U.S. residency with his attorney and lawyer Ernest Gross while stating he does not want to be labeled a defector.
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United Nations
Arkady N. Shevchenko
U.N
Shevchenko
Kurt Waldheim
United States
Alfred A. Knopf
Knopf
Gross
State Department
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Rome
Fiat
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Sergio Palmieri
Turin
TS Ce Today’s Star
Teen Eee
Star Color
Les Cary
Harry Morgan
Belmont
Bainbridge Boulevard
Chesapeake
Virginia Beach
Sea King Motel
National Weather Service
Langley Air
Southwest
Pulaski
Star
New Delhi
India
Kabul
Afghanistan
Mohammed Daoud
Defense Ministry
Royal Palace
Daoud
Channel 6
Tac
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