Indira Gandhi Faces Possible Catalyzing Leadership Crisis
India's Congress party fends off internal strain as it weighs replacing Prime Minister Indira Gandhi if the Supreme Court rules she must resign during her appeal over a 1971 election win. A court decision could force a leadership contest and reopen the question after Nehru.
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Myron Belkind
Associated Press
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India
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Supreme Court
Congress
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Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru
Striking AGC members reject contract offer in Minnesota
Members of Operating Engineers Local 49 in St. Paul reject a two year contract offer from the Associated General Contractors of Minnesota by a substantial majority. About 300 union members in sand and gravel and ready mix fields have been on strike since June 3, with roughly 400 drivers idled. A tentative agreement had been reached last Saturday with Local 49 and AGC, while highway and heavy builders divisions had also agreed in principle for about 7,000 non striking members across Minnesota. Union members will vote on a three year proposal at 15 meetings statewide.
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Local 49
Highway and Heavy Builders
Minnesota
Combustion Suspected in Faribault Flour Mill Fire
Spontaneous combustion is suspected as the cause of a major Faribault fire that destroyed most of the HH King Flour Mill built in the 1800s, a warehouse, and three garages. McQuay equipment near the mill sustained over 100000 dollars in damage. One firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation.
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Faribault
HH. King
Charles Roedrick
McQuay
McQuay Perfex
Rice County Hospital
Lord orders Reserve Mine compliance under federal injunction
U S District Judge Miles Lord has placed Reserve Mining Co under a court order that makes a state stipulation with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency part of the injunction to stop air and water pollution from the Silver Bay taconite plant. The ruling keeps the agency’s agreement as enforceable by the court while considering fines of up to 40 million dollars and 220000 dollars in costs against Reserve.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Byron Starns
Miles Lord
Reserve Mining Co
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Lord
Reserve
Silver Bay
Lord Friday
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lake Superior
Ugandan Chief Spurns Queen's Plea as Hills Faces Death
Ugandan President Idi Amin rejects clemency for Denis Hills and sets a Monday firing squad in Kampala unless British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan visits by Monday. Callaghan says he will not travel under duress but remains ready to act, while Britain calls for clemency discussions.
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Kenya
Idi Amin
James Callaghan
Uganda
Amin
Denis Hills
Callaghan
London
Hills
Kampala
Radio
Britain
Sir Chandos Blair
King’s African Rifles
Marian Grahame
Blair
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