Transkei independence trial tests economic ties and citizenship
South Africa’s Transkei, the largest and most unified homeland, hinges on foreign investment as 75 percent of revenue comes from South Africa. Despite low labor costs and incentives, investors remain cautious, fearing debt and political leverage. Citizenship plans for all Xhosa tribesmen trigger resistance, while other homelands face similar independence timelines.
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South Africa
Transkei
Xhosa Development Corp
Lesotho
Botswana
Swaziland
Matzanima
George Matanzima
Bophuthatswana
Belle Storm Hits New England and New York Area
Belle moved north through the Connecticut River valley after dumping nearly four inches of rain on New York City. Dozens of Vermont and Massachusetts towns evacuated as rivers overflowed, flights canceled, and widespread outages affected Connecticut Long Island Rhode Island and New Jersey. About 2 500 people were evacuated and shelters opened as authorities assessed damage to crops and infrastructure.
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Donna
Long Island
Belle
Connecticut River
Deerfield
Green Mountains
Vermont
National Weather Service
New York City
West Dover
Becket
Mass
Boston
Logan International
Albany
N.Y
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Hudson Valley
New Jersey
Atlantic City
N.J
Conrail
New Canaan
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Frank Mancuso
Office of Civil Preparedness
Mancuso
Camp Laurel
Lebanon
Conn
Insurance liability shift in mass immunization plan
A proposal would have the government assume most liability for mass immunization while insurers cover negligence. Democrats led by Rep. Waxman oppose federal burden, arguing the plan benefits trial lawyers and drains federal funds, with insurers only taking a small risk but collecting premiums.
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Henry A. Waxman
California
Police Seek 21YearOld Truck Driver In Abandoned Bloodied Rig
Lawton police search for Raymond Calvin Haney 21 after a blood stained Tri Chex beer truck was found abandoned on east Cache Road. The truck appeared used hours after a Hill’s Ice Dock delivery, with detectives unsure if foul play occurred. Blood samples sent to OSBI for type and identity tests as a missing person case continues.
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Lawton
East Lawton
Robert Schulte
Raymond Calvin Haney
Haney
Tri-Chex Distributors
East Cache Road
Montego Bay Complex
Rush Springs
Hill's
Ice Dock
Tri-Chex
Joe Craig
Craig
Tri- Chex
Bob Wilson
James Gibbs
Duncan
Schulte
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Laboratory
Payroll Savings Plan promise and appeal ad copy
The message touts the Payroll Savings Plan claiming over 90 million Americans participate and 924 million already on the plan. It urges readers to have deductions set from each paycheck to buy U.S. Savings Bonds, stressing security and guaranteed return plus interest.
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U.S
Kissinger outlines safeguards on plutonium diversion
Kissinger said the U.S. government sees measures adequate to prevent plutonium diversion into weapons. Pakistan will receive over $200 million in U.S. aid in FY 1977. Bhutto seeks 90 to 100 A7 attack planes for about $500 million. Kissinger, his wife and son visited Deauville for a 36 hour holiday at Loel Guinness estate. The secretary of state heads to The Netherlands on Wednesday.
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U.S
Pakistan
Bhutto
Kissinger
Deauville
Normandy Coast
Loel Guinness
Netherlands
Reagan Delegates May Challenge VP Rule at Convention
GOP negotiators warn that some Reagan delegates could oppose the challenger's proposed rule on running mates. John P. Sears pushes to require candidates to name a running mate at least a half day before the presidential roll call.
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Ford
Reagan
John P. Sears
White House
Tragic Arkansas church trip crash kills three children
Ermalene Braden, about 45, and three Redden children die when a car wreck near Coweta after a church revival in Arkansas. Injured were Columbus Redden, Diane Redden, Ivory Mays, Odessier Mayes, and John Lee Hughes. The crash likely occurred around 12:30 a.m. and was found hours later, with some victims escaping during the night.
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Ermalene Braden
Coweta
Columbus Redden
Redden
Diane’ Redden
Ivory Mays
Odessier Mayes
John Lee Hughes
Wynne
Ark
Bill Keeler
Arkansas
Highway Patrol
Diane Redden
John Hughes
Women’s Karate Course Offered by YMCA
The YMCA starts a women-only karate course for ages 15 and up, running Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 7 pm for ten weeks. Instructor is Lori Bishop. Member pricing covers one class at 8 dollars or both at 12 dollars. non-members pay 16 dollars for one class or 25 dollars for both.
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YMCA
Lori Bishop
Reading Center schedule for Cameron sessions
Cameron meets at 1 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday starting Sept 8 for five weeks. The Reading Center hours are 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m daily and 5 to 7 p m Monday and Thursday. For more information contact Mary Rubin in Nance Boyer Hall Room 1007 at 248 2200.
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Mary Rubin
Nance-Boyer Hall
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