Idi Amin Returns to Kampala Ends Flight to London
Uganda radio reports Amin is back in Kampala after three days of rumors he would crash the Commonwealth conference. The broadcast said he met revolutionary officials at the Uganda–Tanzania–Rwanda border, ordered France to stop representing Britain interests, and threatened action over alleged British subversive activity. A Briton was arrested for spying and faced possible execution if convicted.
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Farmer’s Lung Threat In State
Indiana University medical professor Dr. Mitchell Rhodes warns Hoosier farmers face a potential fatal risk from Farmer’s Lung, an allergic reaction to moldy hay spores inhaled in enclosed, damp hay storage. Symptoms include fever, cough, and shortness of breath. prevention stresses improved barn ventilation and separate feeding operations.
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Mistrial Declared In Medicaid Case in Indiana
A federal court declared a mistrial after jurors deadlocked on charges against John Flanagan, Suhail Shaya, and Peter Cassani in a Medicaid fraud case tied to Chem-Tech Laboratory in Fort Wayne. A ruling on acquittal motions was scheduled for Friday.
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