Uganda swears in Youssef Lule as new president
Uganda's Youssef Lule is sworn in as president amid hopes for rule of law. Tanzanian troops pursue Amin remnants as violence spreads in eastern and northern Uganda. Kenya strengthens border security while international recognition grows for the new government.
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Kampala
Uganda
UPI
Youssef Lule
Idi Amin
Amin
Lule
Kenya
Tanzania
Julius Nyerere
Jinja
Zambia
Mozambique
Botswana
United States
United Nations
New York
Andrew Kayira
New Haven University
Transcripts reveal NRC officials "in the blind" at Three Mile Island
Public transcripts show Nuclear Regulatory Commission leaders and technicians navigating the Three Mile Island crisis with limited information. Officials warned of hydrogen risk and possible evacuations while core damage remained uncertain, with inspection plans delayed for months.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Three Mile Island
Hendrie
Carter
NRC
Middletown
Air fare hikes set for May 15 by Civil Aeronautics Board
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a 4 percent across the board fare increase for most U S airlines with May 15 as the effective date on domestic routes. Fuel costs were cited by carriers as the reason for the raise.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bulgarian Soviet cosmonauts abort approach to Salyut station
Pravda reports Bulgarian cosmonaut Georgy Ivanov aged 38 and a Soviet colleague were just over two miles from docking with the Salyut space station when their approach was aborted and they returned to Earth.
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Moscow
Salyut Space Station
Pravda
Georgy Ivanov
States and Cities Back U.S. Anti-Inflation Plan
Forty eight states and 35 large cities pledge compliance with the national anti inflation program. Maryland Louisiana Cincinnati and San Diego have not yet joined the effort.
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Washington
Coun
Maryland
Louisiana
Cincinnati
San Diego
Rebels Hold Esteli Against Somoza Forces Seven Days
Leftist guerrillas defend Esteli in northern Nicaragua for a seventh day as intense bombardment from Somoza's artillery and air power continues. The battle concentrates around the city while rebels resist outside Esteli.
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Esteli
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Energy Department probes oil prices nationwide
The Energy Department's Economic Regulatory Administration investigates possible illegal spot market price hikes for crude oil and gasoline after reports of sharp increases in New York City. Violations could be referred to the Justice Department. patterns may involve daisy chain pricing and affect motorist and home heating costs.
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Washington
Energy Department
New York City
Department
Economic Regulatory Administration
New York Metropolitan Area
Bardin
Wichita Falls Tornado Deaths Prompt Mass Burial and Aid Efforts
The Wichita Falls area buries 44 tornado victims as two funeral homes run hourly services. Officials say 20,000 residents were left homeless. President Carter declares a disaster. Disaster centers open Saturday. insured losses exceed 204 million dollars locally, with tens of thousands displaced.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
North Texas
Bob Mason
Owens-Brumley Funeral Home
Texas- Oklahoma
Lawton
Okla
Vernon
Harrold
Carter
American Insurance Association
Red Cross
Richard Balnicky
California
Wichita County
Balnicky
Births and notices from Mercy Vital Statistics
Birth records list new daughters and sons for multiple families with addresses in Mercy area. At Iowa City and Chillicothe Mo. additional births noted with parental names and dates. Marriages dissolved: Francis Allen and Janet A Yock. Various incidents reported with times and locations including gas, cigarette, and nuisance calls. Grandparents named for several births in Fairfax Oxford Cedar Rapids Hopkinton.
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Iowa City
William R. Novak
Oxford
Leonard Stallmans
Fairfax
William E. Novaks
Chillicothe
Kelly Scranton
Wade Scranton
Drinkward St
Carl Burkholder
Hamburger price forecast signals 38 percent rise this summer
The Agriculture Department projects average hamburger prices may reach 1.60 per pound this summer, up 38 percent from 1.16 last July through September. The report notes possible use of extenders and potential menu shifts at fast food outlets as supplies tighten.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Donald B. Agnew
Agnew
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Williamsburg
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