Angolan president weighs reaction to death sentences
Angolan President Agostinho Neto plans to consider international reaction before ruling on death sentences. Neto returns from an African Unity meeting in Mauritius and sought input from Justice Minister Diogenes Boavida amid ongoing court actions.
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Sao Paulo
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St. Louis
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Washington
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Vietnam
Senate moves to extend tax withholding rates past July Fourth
The Senate voted to extend income tax withholding rates to prevent a rise, if the House acts quickly the current lower rates would stay through Sept 1. The measure, attached to a minor bill, preserves a 50 percent cap on unearned income and ties to the July Fourth holiday and a Democratic convention. The temporary tax cuts expire Thursday as the tax revision bill remains unresolved.
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Ford returns to plot strategy for 66 delegates
President Ford, back from Puerto Rico, plans targeted outreach to clinch the remaining 66 GOP delegates for the Kansas City convention. Reagan camps at his California ranch with press corps in tow while Carter pursues debts payoff efforts and political regrouping amid a party contest.
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Japan
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California
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Reagan
Asheville
N.C
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R Conn
Senate
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Weicker
West's industrial powers pledge better cooperation
Seven leading West industrial nations end a Caribbean summit at Dorado Beach near San Juan with a pledge for better cooperation to sustain recovery, curb inflation, and avoid a new boom bust cycle. Ford hosts as Callaghan Miki Moro Giscard Trudeau and Helmut Schmidt attend in a bid to expand investment, reduce tariffs, and ease trade barriers.
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France
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San Juan
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Takeo Miki
Aldo Moro
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
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Delightful Weather Described for Nebraska Through Wednesday
The National Weather Service calls Nebraska’s outlook delightful through Wednesday as a high pressure ridge sits over the central and east. Temperatures will reach 85 to 90 degrees with upper 50s to mid 60s lows. skies remain mostly clear across the state.
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United Press International
National Weather Service
Nebraska
Leimser Wheat Shipment Heads to Market
C. W. Leimser hauled a load of wheat to Farmers Cooperative Grain Association elevators in Duncany. The test weight and moisture readings are noted as part of the delivery data.
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C. W. Leimser
Farmers Cooperative Grain Association
Duncany
Senate Rejects Helms Amendment To HEW Funding Bill
The Senate defeated an amendment by Helms by 58 votes to 27 as it continued work on a bill authorizing 57.1 billion dollars for the Health Education and Welfare department and related Labor measures for the coming year.
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UPI
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Leftist appeal for Arab intervention as Lebanon fights scorch Beirut
Lebanese leftists urge Arab involvement amid intense fighting around Tal Al Zaatar and Jisr Al Pasha camps and in downtown Beirut. Western embassies plan evacuation convoys for about 2,500 foreigners while Christian forces defend eastern Ain Rummaneh. Jumblatt warns puppet war will lead to Viet Namization and no peace with Christians if camps fall.
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Jisr al Pasha
Beirut
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Jumblatt
Hijackers Demand Freedom for 53 at Entebbe Airport
Hijackers holding 257 hostages at Uganda's Entebbe airport list 40 pro PFLP prisoners in Israel and others in West Germany Kenya Switzerland France. They threaten to blow up the plane if Ugandan troops approach. Hostages include 93 Deleiden 15 French and several Britons Greeks Cypriots and a Japanese.
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Government seeks swift action on injunction dissolution
Justice Department attorney Nathan Norton told District Court Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. the government filed a two phase request and the judge granted the preliminary step to dissolve the injunction leading to activation of regulations that would affect 8.6 million Americans in the stamp program. If the judge refuses that step Norton said the government would seek further action.
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