Africa Quakes as Amin Expels Asians and Oils African Growth
Uganda’s Idi Amin expels 40 000 Asians and shifts business to Ugandan control, chilling foreign aid and threatening a 6 percent five year plan growth. Nigeria’s oil boom sparks a rebound while inflation bites South Africa and Rhodesia endures sanctions. Prices and debt strain others across East and West Africa in 1972. Africa’s biggest hydro project looms in Mozambique as Nigeria’s oil fuels the continent’s headline year.
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Inmates Support Orphanage With Christmas Gifts
About 200 inmates at Lebanon Correctional Institution donate $1 from their $10 monthly pay to buy clothes and toys for 30 Mary Haven Orphanage children. Inmate Charles Hill founded the Helping Hand program in late September, raising over $1,000 including outside solicitations to aid orphans and give inmates a chance to atone.
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