condemning Idi Amin’s Uganda as a tyrant meets angered criticism
The piece condemns Idi Amin as bloodthirsty and paranoid, noting 100000 deaths in six years, including Archbishop Janani Luwum's murder. It calls for Western leaders to press other governments to act, and urges U.S. protest through ousting Uganda’s diplomatic mission.
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Idi Amin
Amin
Janani Luwum
Uganda
Sacred Heart University
Thomas P. Melady
U.S
Carter
Mil ford lawmaker Mahoney leads smoking rights push
Mil ford Republican state representative Will Mahoney champions a smoking bill after rallying tobacco supporters to pressure the Legislature. The House and Senate ban is shelved but a public hearing is likely. His stand ties to related fragrance and spitton proposals, now on hold, yet colleagues show sympathy. He faces a long wait for any victory despite momentum.
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Mr. Mahoney
House
Senate
General Assembly
Milford
Mahoney
Tax Savings and Open Government Ideas Face 1976 Reforms
The article previews tax tips tied to Form 140A amid the 1976 Tax Reform Act, detailing standard deductions and personal exemptions, plus a discussion of whistleblower protections costs and potential reforms. It also covers Connecticut legislative-wide debates on reducing lawmakers and extending sessions, debating a full-time legislature and salary implications.
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U.S. Treasury
IRS
Congress
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Leon Gold
Research Institute of America
Hartford
Henry Kissinger Joins NBC As News Consultant
A dialogue sketches Henry Kissinger joining NBC as news consultant and adviser to Chancellor and Brinkley on foreign affairs. Editors debate bias and what stories to run, mentioning Helms, Vance, Pakistan, detente, and Mort Halperin suit, with concerns over credibility and coverage choices.
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Washington
NBC
Henry Kissinger
John Chancellor
David Brinkley
Mr. Kissinger
Henry
Chancellor and Brinkley
Brinkley
Dick Helms
CIA
Congress
Chile
Pakistan
United States
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Ralph Stavins
Institute of Policy Studies
FBI
Anthony Lake
Stavins
Husler Magazine
Capitol Hill
Russell J. Reynolds
West Haven
House of Representatives
State Senate
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Norwalk
Filer
Rep. Collins
Grant
Collins
Connecticut
Rep
Tzaefic
Art Buchwald
NBC Evening News
CBS
ABC
Helms
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Vance
David
China
Newry
Mort Halperin
Japan
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