Hijackers Extend Demand Deadline Over Release of 100 More
PFLP hijackers at Entebbe extend their deadline to 7 a m EDT Sunday for Israeli and dual national detainees to be freed and vow to keep the airbus crew. About 100 more of 208 held passengers are released as negotiations continue with Israel and Ugandan authorities.
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Twelve file for Iron County school board seats
Iron County voters filed twelve nominations for five school board districts. District 1 includes Enoch and nearby towns with Clayton Frehner and four others. District 2 lists Glen L. Halterman and Joan L. Mortensen. District 3 pits F Elien Rollo against Marsha A. Perkins. District 4 features Russell A. Claids opposite Gwyn R. Clark. District 5 has Robert J. Overson running unopposed.
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Labor Secretary questioned over Teamsters ties during probe
Senate hearing requests Labor Secretary W J Usery to explain socializing with Teamsters officials while a probe into the Teamsters central pension fund continues. The inquiry covers the fund’s alleged misused millions and potential criminal cases, with IRS actions on tax exemption status.
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Forces unite to back truce drive in Lebanon
In Beirut a 131 strong Saudi and Sudanese contingent joins Arab peacekeepers to enforce a cease fire. Fighting rages around Tal Zaatar and Jisr al Pasha camps as PLO accuses massacres amid Arab League efforts to deploy forces within hours.
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HUD
Mill levy up 38 percent as city approves budget
The St George City Council approved a 1.97 million dollar budget and increased the tax mill levy by five mills just before the deadline. The action reduced fund balances and excluded 79 thousand dollars in anticipated revenue sharing. A temporary merit freeze was set with a review planned. Police and streets budgets received increases and staffing changes were decided, with two new officers debated and a costs of living raise approved for city employees.
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Warner Valley
Recreation Department
Goldwater Urges Republican Unity After Ford Endorsement
Goldwater calls for unified GOP backing of Ford amid Ford Reagan contest. Carter predicts GOP wounds will heal by fall and expects a strong campaign once a nominee is chosen. Carter, in Pittsburgh, says Republicans form a monolithic, tightly organized party ready to run against Democrats.
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Supreme Court rules minors may seek abortion without parental consent
The court held that unwed minors need not obtain parental consent and a husband’s consent is not required for abortion. Justice Blackmun noted constitutional rights mature beyond age of majority and warned against absolute parental veto power. The Missouri law’s provisions for spousal veto and certain life-preservation duties were scrutinized and partly struck down. Massachusetts case paralleled these parental consent questions.
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