Amin vanishes after assassination attempt sparks manhunt in Uganda
Ugandan President Idi Amin is missing after a weekend attack as troops flood Kampala and Entebbe. Armored units patrol streets while roadblocks go up and reports of a shootout surface but cannot be confirmed. Some say a rebel capture or army unrest, others deny it. Amin's whereabouts remain unclear.
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Natrobi
Kenya
UPI
Idi Amin
the Nation
Kampala
Entebbe
Nation
Amin
Mustafa Adrisi
Uganda
Adrisi
Radio Uganda
Washington
U.N
Andrew Young
White House
Open Meeting Law Errors Likely Stand Despite Calls for Change
Sun Staff Writer reports that a legislature mistake on the open meeting law may not be revised by the Legislative Commission. Senators Bryan and Hilbrecht cite a clerical error but disagree on fixing substantive provisions. The measure would force ouster for violators but faces opposition and requires full commission approval.
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Legislative Commission
Richard Bryan
D-Lv
Bryan
Common Cause
Ryan
Norman Ty Hilbrecht
D-Sv
Hilbrecht
Pat Gothberg
Goldberg
Bob Price
D-Nlv
ERA
Alaska Oil Pipeline Starts Flow From Arctic North Slope
The Alyeska pipeline began operation at 10:06 am as Pump Station No 1 opened. Oil will reach Valdez in about 30 days with potential flow to 1.2 million barrels per day within a year and supply about 7 percent of US consumption.
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Alyeska
Prudhoe Bay
Alaska
Valdez
API
Arctic Ocean
North Dakota
Mike Jens
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
West Coast
Jens
Trial Ordered For Hanley In Kidnap Death
The widow said Branlet was wearing the clothes on the day he disappeared. Jewelry and clothing were recovered and used as evidence at the four day hearing. Mrs Hanley faces murder and kidnapping charges now as an accessory to murder. Gramby Hanley, 38, awaits extradition in Phoenix. A blue van tied to Branlet’s kidnapping and shooting is suspected. Las Vegas police located the vehicle.
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Hanley
Carl Christensen
Gramby Hanley
Phoenix
Hanleys
Las Vegas men detained in Colombia on air ambulance flight
The Lear Jet 24 air ambulance carrying two Las Vegas paramedics and Chagra was detained in Colombia amid a criminal investigation related to a burn victim. Flight plans showed stops from Ft Lauderdale to Port-au-Prince and Santa Marta. Officials said passport issues and embassy approval affected travel, with U.S. authorities preparing consular assistance procedures.
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Avia
Chagra
United States
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Santa Marta
Washington, DC
Forbuss
Bogota
Colombia
Jet Avia
Mercy Ambulance
Uruguayan Plane Crash Kills Mayor and 11 Others
A Bandeirante military transport carrying at least 12 people including Salto Mayor Nestor Minutti crashed into a marsh two miles south of Salto. The pilot and co-pilot were killed and five of ten survivors were in critical condition as heavy rain hampered rescue efforts.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Salto
Nestor Minutti
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