Justice Dept presses ahead in Lance inquiry despite Carter claim
Deputy Attorney General Peter Flaherty said the criminal investigation into Bert Lance’s finances would continue independently, despite President Carter stating Lance committed no crimes. Flaherty defended the inquiry as separate from the president’s public remarks and vowed it would proceed as expeditiously as possible.
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New Efforts Expected On Gas Compromise
Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd said a new effort to reach a compromise on natural gas pricing is underway. The outcome could affect Carter's energy program as debate continues with industry prompting deregulation and potential House Senate conference action.
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Virginia Bond Referenda Favor Passage State Bond Vote Expected
Richmond report shows 21 of 31 local bond referenda approved since 1976, targeting school construction parks and water sewage facilities. Analysts link local results to potential success for a $125 million state construction bond on November. Bruce Miller cautions against assuming guaranteed support.
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Cuban refugees leave Cuba on large U S assisted flight
Armando Rodriguez and 23 other Cuban nationals join 31 U S citizens exiting Cuba on a State Department charter flight arranged after talks with Senator Church. The group marks the largest post Freedom Flights movement since 1973 and includes veterans like Luis Rivera who served in Normandy.
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Unsolved Murders: Garrett Shot Twice in Back
A 28 year old Stephens City man linked to a three state tractor theft ring was to testify in Staunton on Feb 23 but was found dead beside his Corvette under the Rt. 50 bridge in Clarke County at 7 30 a m. Autopsy places death around 7 30 p m and investigators believe multiple people were involved. No murder weapon recovered and state crime lab results yielded no charges.
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