Amin Bars Uganda From Commonwealth Conference In London
President Idi Amin of Uganda is barred from this week’s Commonwealth conference in London and warns he may take serious action against British interests. British Prime Minister Callaghan said Uganda is not welcome, while Amin insists he may not send a delegation, citing Britain’s alleged hatred of revolutionary countries. The move raises fears for hundreds of British citizens in Uganda amid past hostage threats and accusations tied to political purges and regional killings.
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Kenya
UPL
Idi Amin
Uganda
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James Callaghan
Britain
Landon
Henry Kyemba
Arin
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Entebbe
Dora Bloch
Kyemba
Amih
Acholi
Langieibusenen
Propose 1984 launch of two Mars vehicles
The plan outlines a 1984 launch of two roving Mars vehicles with 60 mile range, plus a Mars satellite combo and six surface-penetrating probes. It also envisions 1990 automated Mars sample return ships, and a broader solar system exploration including Mercury Venus Jupiter Saturn and Halley’s Comet.
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Washington
UPI
Space Agency
Mars
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
A. Thomas Young
American Geophysical Union
Titan
Vesta
Young
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Management
White House
Congress
NASA
Voyager
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Uranus
Viking Mars
Red Planet
Viking Project
Bride STABS groom six hours after wedding in Stockton
Elmore Walton, 42, was killed in a Stockton home after a six hour marriage when his bride Stella Walton, 45, allegedly stabbed him during a dispute at the wedding reception. A witness said Walton was stabbed four to five times after she pulled a four inch knife from her purse following a slapping incident. The bride was jailed by police.
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Stockton
Calif
Man kills his two sons and himself in standoff
In Hivierside California a 57 year old man, distraught over marital problems, shot and killed his two young sons, Russell Jr aged 6 and Chad aged 2, then killed himself after a five hour standoff with sheriff's deputies. Frieda Kreier, 77, alerted police to the hostage situation at their Mira Loma home.
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Hiverside
Calif
UPI
Frieda Kreier
Mussell
Mira Loma
Kreier
Russell Jr
Chad
Annie dominates Tony Awards on lively Sunday night
The musical Annie swept the 19 Tony Awards, winning best musical and major acting, book, score, scenic design, and choreography. The Shadow Box won best play. Dororthy Loudon and Julie Norris earned acting honors. Special trophies went to Diana Ross, Lily Tomlin, and Barry Manilow, among others. Survival was the theme of the 31st annual ceremony.
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Lively Arts
New York
UPL
Abc-Tv
Annie
Dorothy Loudon
Thomas Meehan
Charles Strouse
Martin Chamtin
David Mitchell
Amherst
al Pacing
David Rabe
Pavlo Hummel
Barcy Bostwick
National Theater
Diana Ross
Lily Tomlin
Barry Manilow
Actors’ Equity Theater
Mark Taper Farm Theater
Los Angeles
Cheryl Crawford
Lily ‘Tomlin
Andrea McCardle
Christopher Lloyd
Brecht- Weill
Bilboo
New York City
American Theater Wing
League of New York Theaters
Martin Charnin
Goodspeed Opera House
East Haddam
Conn
Broadway
Mike Nichols
Alvin ‘Theater
Weekend rock concert nets 121 arrests at Coliseum
About 35,000 fans attended the concert featuring Hutus Parliament the Funkadelics and Rolls Royce at the Coliseum. Police arrested 121 people on mostly drug offenses including 30 juveniles. 10 adults faced felony charges while roughly half were released with misdemeanor citations.
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Angeles
UPI
Hutus
Parliament
the Funkadelics
Rolls Royce
Coliseum
Report on GAO probe of Eppley cancer contract sought
Wisconsin Rep. David Obey urged a full GAO report and possible Congressional overhaul of the National Cancer Institute after citing a reported conflict of interest in the $3.1 million contract with the Eppley Cancer Institute in Omaha. He noted Dr Philippe Shubik on the National Cancer Advisory Board oversaw the related division.
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Omaha
UPL
Wisconsin
General Accounting Office
National Cancer Institute
Rippley Cancer Institute
David Obey
D-Wis
Congress
Obey
GAO
Eppley
Omaha Institute
Philippe Shubik
National Cancer Advisory Board
Shubik
National Cancer Institute Division
Man arrested in Lincoln fires case
A 21 year old man suspected of starting two early morning fires was arrested Sunday in Lincoln Nebraska. Firefighters extinguished a closet fire at an apartment building around 3 am causing smoke damage to much of the structure. A second fire damaged draperies at the Occidental Life Building near 3 45 am breaking several large plate glass windows.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Occidental Life
Deat
Group Eyes Lincoln Hotel Purchase From Radisson
Lincoln businessmen have held talks with Radisson Hotel Corp to buy the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln. Manager Derek Perry notes a group of bankers and insurance people seek to keep the Radisson management if sold and to keep operations steady as negotiations continue. The Cornhusker, opened in 1926, was sold to Radisson in 1968 in a package with properties in Omaha and Wichita.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Lincoln
Radisson Hotel Corp
Cornhusker
Derek Perry
Perry
Radisson
Schimmel Corp
Radisson Blackstone
Omaha
Lassen
Wichita
Kan
Blackstone
Transfer defendants to Grand Island Neb Murder Case
Two 16 year old defendants in the Donald Beery Jr. murder case are moved for trial logistics. George Lanzendorf is returned to Hall County Jail in Grand Island to assist his attorney while Bernard Schaeffer awaits a psychiatric evaluation at Lincoln Regional Center, with proceedings ordered by Hall County District Judge I W Kelly Jr. Beery's death was discovered May 19 near a Grand Island sandpit.
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Grand Island, Neb
UPI
Donald Beery Jr
Merrick County
Central City
Hall County
Grand Island
George Lanzendorf
Lanzendorf
Bernard Schaeffer
Lincoln Regional Center
I. W. Kelly Jr
Beery
Rites Tuesday for Omaha Lumber Co President
Funeral services are set for Tuesday for Fred Lee Jahmson 95 of Omaha president of Johnson Haghway Lumber Co He died in an Omaha hospital Thursday from a cardio respiratory problem A Creighton University summa cum laude graduate he led the firm from Hastings to Omaha in 1946 Survivors include his widow Marjorie daughter Jennifer Hope stepdaughter Janell Rose mother Frances Johnson and brother James
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Omaha
UPI
Fred Lee Jahmson
Johnson Haghway Lumber Co
Johnson
Creighton University
Lawrence W. Johnson
Hastings
Marjorie
Jennifer Hope
Janell Rose
Frances Johnson
James
Expressions of Gratitude and Sympathy Sent to Families
A collage of thank you notes thanks neighbors, friends, and relatives for cards, visits, prayers, and funeral and hospital care. The messages extend gratitude to Cloverledge staff, Father Rizzo and Father Luke, the Alter Society, and those who sent flowers, food, and prayers after illnesses and the deaths of Mrs Rosie Prososki and Mrs Katie Kula.
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Cloverledge
Father Rizzo
Father Luke
Alter Society
Katie Kula
Rosie Prososki
Jahn Prososk
Chicago's Soldier Field hosts eight hour rock festival
Emerson, Lake and Palmer led a marathon concert at Soldier Field drawing fans who paid $10 to $11 per ticket in 7 degree heat. Officials counted six drug overdoses and three lacerations, with the Chicago Park District collecting 18 percent of the gross and the city gaining a $950000 windfall.
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Chicago
UPI
Soldier Field
Park District
WMO
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Chicago Park District
Brush fire scorches 360 acres near Palmdale
A weekend brush fire north of Palmdale burned 340 acres of dry land before containment at noon Sunday. Fire officials attributed the blaze to fireworks and continued cleanup operations into the day, marking the season s first potentially dangerous fire in the drought year.
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Palmdale
Calif
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