Young seeks ambassador status in Carter meeting
U N ambassador Andrew Young, amid criticism from Republicans and a Tass commentator, plans to tell President Carter he must be treated as an ambassador not a friend. He discusses racism and foreign policy, saying he may be racially contaminated and wants his role clarified during the White House session.
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Moluccan hostages return children to class in Bovensmilde
Children freed after four days of captivity return to school in Bovensmilde eleven days later while four teachers remain hostage at the local elementary school. Parents send kids to the other church-run school as crisis continues. An energy plan advances in Congress requiring home insulation for sales, despite GOP objections.
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Consumer rights bill faces defeat in House vote
A bill to create a federal consumer rights agency stalls as House sponsors warn it would fail if voted on today. Initial support faded after heavy lobbying by business groups swayed lawmakers away from the legislation.
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Bemidji Council nixes BSU on campus beer plan and four-plex bid
Bemidji City Council rejects a BSU Senate proposal to permit on campus 3.2 beer licenses and opposes a proposed Irvine and 20th Street four-plex. The panel cites safety and policy concerns amid recent state liquor law debates.
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Carter weighs B1 bomber decision as deadline nears
President Carter, who previously opposed the B1 bomber, meets with congressional supporters to learn more before deciding on full production or termination. A final decision is due by month’s end, with options between full build and cancellation explored alongside defense considerations.
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Weather outlook with scattered showers and mild temps
Occasional cloudiness with an isolated shower this afternoon or evening. Partly cloudy and cooler Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Lows tonight in the upper 40s to low 50s. Winds west to southwest 5 to 10 mph today and tonight.
Europe denies Amin landing as he seeks London summit
Ugandan President Idi Amin, barred by at least two European nations, was airborne over Europe aiming for the Commonwealth summit in London. Ireland, Belgium, and France signaled landing restrictions or unclear permission, while Britain urged his non arrival amid reports of mass killings and oppression.
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Kitchen detective uncovers fast food copycat secrets
Gloria Pitzer, in Pearl Beach Michigan, claims to replicate Oreo cream, Big Mac sauce, KFC 11 spices and batter. She tests recipes on her children, markets them in cookbooks and a newsletter, while rivals question accuracy and legality.
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