Uganda reports recapture of three towns amid Asian expulsion crisis
Associated Press dispatches say Uganda recaptured three towns allegedly seized by invading troops from Tanzania in a bid to halt the expulsion of Asians. Tanzania denies direct involvement, while Britain weighs the implications as exiled Obote allies consider guerrilla actions.
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Six injured in weekend traffic incidents at multiple locations
Police report six people treated at Behten Hospital after weekend crashes. Names, addresses, and damages include Ethel Behlen and Audrey Zingg on 16th Street and 27th Avenue, Pioretta Savage and Colette Seberger, plus Glen Bass Jr, Paul Schaefer, Kim Haferland, Paula Narans, Janes Renda, Patricia Moellenhoff, Traxel, Garcoli Aerni, Larry Davis, and others with reported damages from $420 to $600 on streets around 16th Avenue, 27th Avenue, 6th Street and 1st Avenue, and 6th Street and 26th Avenue.
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Colette Seberger
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David City
Paul G. Schaefer
Columbus
Kim Haferland
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26Th Avenue
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Route 1
Larry D. Davis
Ard Street
Social Security shield in spending ceiling debate emerges
In Washington the Nixon administration argued a proposed spending ceiling would shield Social Security payments from cuts while defense spending remains vulnerable. Treasury officials discussed potential reductions elsewhere as the debt ceiling race intensifies. The debate centers on a $465 billion debt limit through mid 1978 and a $165 billion ceiling request to June 30.
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Hilton convention center planned north of Hastings Neb
A 110 room Hilton convention center will be built north of Hastings on an eight acre site near U S 281, costing about 2.5 million. Robert Burke of Mid-State Realty announced the project, part of a 120 acre Lake Hastings development, with five stories and five guest wings plus banquet facilities, a coffee shop and health amenities. Phase two foresees 40 to 50 more rooms within three years of completion.
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Ag official defends preexport wheat calls as not tip-offs
A top Agriculture Department official said calls to exporters a day before a wheat export subsidy sale to the Russians were not tip-off calls. Charles Pence of the Export Marketing Service disclosed only two facts to firms: the meeting would occur next day and that subsidies would no longer reflect pre sale price levels. Firms Garnac Cook Cargill Continental Bunge Beautie believed they had sold wheat to Russia, while the National Farmers Union warned windfall profits potential could reach 100 million under the maneuvering.
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Three U S pilots freed in Hanoi ceremony
Three American pilots Norris Charles Markham Gartley and Willi am Elias were released by Hanoi in a North Vietnamese Army organized ceremony attended by relatives peace activists and foreign news crews. The men spoke thanked their families and the Vietnamese for humane treatment and expressed hope for the war's end.
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Warm Nebraska Front To Bring Heat Into State
A stationary front across northeastern Nebraska will push warmer air southward while cooler air lies to the north. The front extends from south of Omaha to Valentine and into western South Dakota and is expected to move into North Dakota by Tuesday. Sunday's Nebraska highs reached around 98 degrees in Grand Island, Kearney, and McCook, with a Monday morning low of 44.
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Israel ends 32 hour Lebanon mission amid Yom Kippur
Israeli forces concluded a 32 hour search and destroy operation against Arab guerrillas near Lebanon. They say 150 guerrilla houses and bunkers were destroyed and about 60 fighters killed with several prisoners. Casualties: three Israelis killed, six wounded. Lebanese reports claim 18 Israelis killed Saturday. Air raids hit eight guerrilla camps and two HQs as clashes occurred near Beit Yahoun.
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U S suffers jet losses as Viet Nam raids intensify
U S command reports three jets down and six crewmen missing after raids over North Vietnam while ships continue intercepting Chinese freighters unloading near the coast. In Da Nang, a blast killed two civilians and a policeman as militants attacked with grenades. Hoan says Hanoi pilots to return home soon. Saigon reports Mo Due and Kontum fighting with civilian casualties and heavy damage to crops and homes. US troop strength in Vietnam falls to 36,000.
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Youth suffers fractured neck in Columbus diving accident
Ben Haden, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Dick Haden of 3061 Linden Drive, lies in Methodist Hospital Omaha after sustaining a broken neck Sunday morning. He dived from a trane into shallow water on the Northeast edge of Columbus. Columbus rescue unit took him to Bethlen Hospital and two hours later to Omaha.
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Index Horoscope and Editorial Pages Outline
A brief bulletin lists sections of today’s newspaper with page designations. It notes Horoscope on page 2 Editorial on page 4 Women’s News on page 5 Sports on pages 8 and 9 Classified on pages 10 and 1.
Brandt to call for elections in November
Bonn Germany AP Chancellor Willy Brandt said he will seek a confidence vote after Bundestag reassembles, aiming to end a four month stalemate and trigger elections in November a year earlier than planned. The move follows defections from his coalition causing a likely defeat and collapse of the Social Liberal government.
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Two Lebanese Hijackers Sentenced in Malawi Flight Case
Blantyre Malawi AP reports two Lebanese hijackers who seized a South African Airways Boeing 727 last May were jailed for 11 years for illegal possession of explosives wrongful confinement of persons and demanding money.
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