Personal decision looming on Bert Lance stay at budget office
White House spokesman says no decision yet on Bert Lance remaining as budget director with Carter. Carter planned a news conference this week while Senate hearings on Lance's finances continue and public opinion is divided. Senator Ribicoff signals grave doubts about a final report, as Proxmire criticizes Lance's leadership and delegation of authority.
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Bert Lance
Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Lance
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Associated Press
Senate Committee
Ribicoff
Powell
Hamilton Jordan
William Proxmire
Dwis
Proxmire
Senate Banking Committee
Dalton Cancels All Joint Appearances With Howell
Richmond Virginia Republican Lt. Gov. John Dalton canceled all joint appearances with Henry Howell in their governorship race including the October 17 televised debate at the College of William and Mary. Dalton blamed Howell’s “character assassination” tactics and said he would not participate in events where personal attacks distract from issues. Howell and Dalton had been set for a Virginia Municipal League appearance and other forums before Dalton's announcement.
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Richmond
Henry Howell
John Dalton
Dalton
College of William and Mary
Howell
Joseph T. Fitzpatrick
Norfolk
Democratic
Richmond Jaycees
Fitzpatrick
Virginia
Frank Bolling
Virginia Municipal League
William and Mary
Henry
UN Opens Assembly Session Faces Arab Israeli War and Rhodesia Policy
The United Nations General Assembly opens its 32nd session with focus on the Arab Israeli conflict and white rule in southern Africa. Kurt Waldheim calls weeks ahead decisive for peace. Arabs plan initial attacks to push a settlement, while discussions on Palestinian participation and West Bank autonomy unfold. Rhodesia and South Africa policy also on the agenda as apartheid resolutions are anticipated.
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U.N. General Assembly
Africa
Kurt Waldheim
Cyrus R. Vance
Carter
Israel
U.S
Andrew Young
State Department
Egypt
West Bank
Jordan River
United States
Waldheim
Moshe Dayan
U.N
Assembly
Security Council
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
South Africa
Americans Split Over Lance Job Amid Public Hearing
An AP public opinion poll of 1,548 adults shows 38 percent think Bert Lance should resign as budget director, 35 percent say he should stay, and 27 percent have no opinion. Carter's image is dented as the Lance affair unfolds.
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Radnor
the American People
Bert Lance
Lance
Cuse
Associated Press
Carter
Office of Management and Budget
Gallup Organization
Time Magazine
Unsolved Murders Second of Five Juana Williams
Juana Anne Williams a 15 year old found dead in a Warren County woods near the State Fish Hatchery August 15 1973. Sheriff Gary Keyser and Investigator Cecil Williams traced her to Hollywood Florida and documented a life on the move with periods in Manassas and White Hall Frederick County. Authorities say her mental age contrasted with her physical development and a possible drugs and sex risk led to her death with no definite motive established.
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Lynn Armentrout
Juana Anne Williams
Rt. 615
State Fish Hatchery
Gary T. Keyser
Cecil Williams
Hollywood
Fla
Keyser
The
Star
Juana Anne
Manassas
White Hall
Frederick County
Winchester
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