Amin Pardon Reverses Stand After Talks With Mobutu
Ugandan President Idi Amin announced he will spare Denis Hills the firing squad after mediation by Mobutu Sese Seko during Amin’s visit to Kinshasa. Hills faced execution for calling Amin a village tyrant in an unpublished manuscript.
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Zaire
Idi Amin
Uganda
Denis Hills
Hills
Amin
Mobutu Sese Seko
Mobutu
Butz Plan Overseen for Federal State Grain Inspection
Washington secretary Earl Butz urges Congress to adopt a cooperative federal state grain inspection system to curb corruption in export trading. The plan compares six options from all federal inspection to mixed federal state and private schemes, with preference for full federal control amid ongoing investigations of some state agencies.
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Butz
Washington
Earl Butz
Congress
United States
Agriculture Department
Grain Division
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Stagnation Advisory Issued For Iowa Air Quality
The DEQ issued a stagnation advisory for eastern Iowa due to muggy air and limited wind. Health cautions urged heart and respiratory patients to stay indoors until nightfall while monitoring continues for possible escalation to a warning.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Department of Environmental Quality
DEQ
Doug True
True
Mississippi River Valley
Crackdown on Lake Delhi Boating After Two Accidents
State water safety officers vow stricter enforcement on Lake Delhi after two boating accidents in 24 hours. A 15 year old girl, Julia Zehr of Manchester, died in the Sunday incident. Patricia Murray and two others were treated for injuries after a second crash near the same location. Officers cite limited staffing and a lack of speed and distance laws specific to Lake Delhi.
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Delhi
Julia Zehr
Manchester
Gary Purtilo
Bellevue
Larry Moore
Harpers Ferry
Bill Murray
Hopkinton
Murray
Patricia
Kenneth Tucker
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Daniel McAleer
Monticello
Manchester Hospital
Purulo
Lake Delhi
State Conservation Commission
All-Iowa Fair Rodeo Opens With Preparations At Hawkeye Downs
Corrals rise at Hawkeye Downs to host the All-Iowa fair rodeo the first since 1968. Kim Bohnsack of New Liberty wins the 4-H and FFA market lamb event after volunteering from a sick bed to claim the J.B. Worley memorial trophy for a third year. G.R. Hopper of Toledo claims the grand Guernsey, dairy judging ends with 78 head parading, and five tractor drivers exceed distances in the pull. Senior Citizen day and Kids day join AGE activities as Raymond Lange lines up afternoon entertainment.
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Hawkeye Downs
Kim Bohnsack
New Liberty
Bohnsack
Jack” Worley
Iown
G.R. Hopper
Tole
Guernsey
Charles Rohlena
Victoria Drive
Raymond Lange
Kids Day Activities Set at Centu ry 21 and Kiddieland Midways
Fair officials say Kids Day will feature reduced ride prices from noon to 6 p.m. on both midways Centu ry 21 and Kiddieland. After Tuesday night's demolition derby crews will prepare the track area with harrows and discs ahead of Wednesday rodeo competition.
Oil Firms Issue Gas Price Increases For July Weekend
Four major oil companies announce wholesale gasoline hikes effective Tuesday. Shell and Amoco raise three cents a gallon, ARCO two cents, and Texaco 1.4 cents. Distillate and jet fuel rise one cent. Increases tied to President Ford tariff and prior cost gaps. Analysts say refiners push output and shortages may not occur this summer.
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Shell Oil Co
Standard Oil of Indiana
Amoco
Atlantic Richfield Co
Texaco, Inc
Shell
Ford
Meany and Ford Clash Over Unemployment Policy
Washington AFL-CIO President George Meany urged a united protest against Ford administration policies he says keep unemployment high. Ford defended his stance, pledging continued effort to end economic hardship and promising no neglect of the poor in efforts to halt the recession.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford
NAACP
Meany
Negotiations Hint at Surrender Over Pine Ridge Shootings
Federal officials hint at negotiations to surrender 16 sought persons in connection with the shooting deaths of FBI agents Williams and Coler on Pine Ridge Reservation. Acting Superintendent Cumming notes tentative meetings but no firm plan. Banks rejects contact. Clergy observers and AIM claim rights concerns while FBI denies rights violations.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Kendall Cumming
Cumming
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ronald Williams
Jack Coler
Dennis Banks
American Indian Movement
AIM
Banks
Committee to Meet with Two Members Absent
A three person committee faces disruption as two members are absent. The remaining member plans to proceed with duties and reschedule as needed.
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