Sauk Valley College Board approves tuition increase to 15 per credit
The Sauk Valley College Board of Trustees voted 5 to 2 to raise tuition from 14 to 15 dollars per credit hour, aiming to cover a projected 50 666 deficit in the 1975 76 budget. The move follows a salary hike and prior overestimation of expenses, with dissent from Robert Wolf who urged exploring alternatives. The tentative budget will be revised and presented again for approval.
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Sauk Valley College Board of Trustees
Ronald Caplan
Bill Reigle
Lorna Keefer
Oscar Koenig
Arman Nate
Robert Wolf
Bill Judd
Ece
George Cole
Ard
Wolf
Uganda Britain clash over death sentence in Amin era
President Idi Amin pressed Britain over the death sentence of British lecturer Denis Hills. Amin summoned the British high commissioner in Kampala while Ugandan aircraft patrolled Kampala amid claims of a British invasion threat.
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Andrew Torchia
Associated Press
Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Uganda
Britain
Denis Ius
Kampala
London
Amin
Libya
Sir Chandos Blair
Queen Elizabeth II
Mbio Mondo
Defense Ministry
Amin threats and British evacuation plans escalate Uganda crisis
In Kampala President Amin threatens firing squad for Hills unless Callaghan visits. London denies invasion plans and Kenya is cited as no troop source while Britain readies options to evacuate about 900 Britons in Uganda including 700 teachers and missionaries.
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London
Amin
James Hennessey
Hills
Britain
Kamla
Fair
Kenya
James Callaghan
Uganda
Callaghan
House of Commons
British High Commission
Nairobi
Defense Ministry
Commonwealth
Twin City Area Weather Outlook
Partly sunny today with warm humid air and scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the low 80s. Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of showers and storms and lows in the mid 60s. Wednesday partly sunny with highs in the low 80s. Extended outlook shows very warm humid days with thunderstorms north Thursday and highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s Friday and Saturday with lows in the 70s.
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Twin City
Government taps 148 domestic wiretaps without warrants
Attorney General Edward H. Levi disclosed that last year the government used domestic wiretaps on 148 people for national security without warrants. He noted 32 targeted surveillance efforts and cited a ruling limiting the use of national security claims to avoid warrants. The figures were sent to Senator Edward M. Kennedy amid oversight hearings.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Edward H. Levi
Court of Appeals
Levi
Sen
Edward M Kennedy
Dmass
Judiciary
Justice Department
Illinois House backs no fault and malpractice bills
Illinois lawmakers advanced two controversial measures on medical malpractice and no fault auto insurance. The malpractice bill caps damages at 500000 and creates three person panels to screen complaints. No fault auto insurance would require coverage for medical expenses and lost wages before liability decisions, but does not bar suits for extra damages.
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William C. Wertz
Associated Press
Springfield, Ill
Illinois House
Illinois General Assembly
Senate
House
Illinois
William Walsh
R-Lagrange Park
Walsh
Daniel Walker
Arthur Berman
Evanston
House Insurance Committee
Berman
Walker
Gandhi Can Continue In Office Despite Court Ruling
In India, a Supreme Court justice allows Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to stay as head of government while her appeal of a 1971 election conviction proceeds. Justice Krishna Iyer bans her from voting in Parliament, restricting her to a nonvoting government role until the full court rules.
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Myron L. Belkind
Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
V.R. Krishna Iyer
Justice Iyer
Mrs. Gandhi
Allahabad
Raj Narain
White House Denies Delays in CIA Documents for Church Panel
White House officials deny stalling delivery of CIA documents for the Senate intelligence committee led by Senator Church. The panel planned to hear from John Rosselli on an alleged CIA plot to kill Fidel Castro as critics demand access to minutes and covert activity records from the 1950s and 60s.
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Washington
White House
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence
Frank Church
Kennedy
Johnson
Idaho
Mongoose
Castro
John W. Hushen
Church
Rockefeller Commission
Eee
Ron Nessen
Ford aims to keep foreign policy above politics says Kissinger
Secretary of State Kissinger says President Ford will run foreign policy for the nation not as a partisan issue. He warns allies that alliances must be two way and cites tensions with Greece Turkey and Cyprus as context. Kissinger notes no timetable for resuming Cuba ties and no decision yet on shuttle diplomacy.
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Barry Schweid
Atlanta
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Wai Islands
Kissinger
Cambodia
United States
Turkey
Middle East
Indochina
Cuba
U.S
Greece
Asia
Uni
NATO
Cyprus
Congress
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