Uganda bars Britons from leaving amid Amin mystery
Uganda restricts exit for about 300 British nationals including businessmen and missionaries as President Idi Amin remains missing amid a bid to attend the Commonwealth conference in London. Authorities urge vigilance and warn against rescue attempts while Amin reportedly travels possibly via Libya toward Britain.
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Sacramento Day in Review Agencies Appoint Officials
Governor McAndrews appoints Colleen McAndrews of Los Angeles to the Fair Political Practices Commission. Aging appoints Willy Werby of Hillsborough to the California Commission on Aging. Consumer named Ron Gordon of Davis as chief of the state Division of Consumer Services. Law tightens fixed term sentences under AB476. SB1250 delays bilingual education rollout one year. Mansion use expanded for state government activities. Requires proof of insurance to register vehicles under AB13.
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Hillsborough
California
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Ron Gordon
Davis
State Division of Consumer Services
Carter wraps Brazil visit with talks on human rights
Rosalynn Carter, ending two days with Brazil's leaders in Brasilia, said discussions stressed U S commitment to human rights. She noted extensive talks with President Geisel, then traveled to Recife amid protests by American missionaries, before continuing to Colombia and Venezuela.
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Senate weighs pollution in auto exhaust standard fight
The Senate debated delaying tougher auto exhaust rules as Michigan senators push to push back the 1980 target to protect auto jobs. Senator Hart urged stricter limits citing EPA WHO studies showing millions of children at risk from polluted air in 14 cities including Los Angeles San Francisco New York and Chicago.
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Mitchell to serve time at Maxwell Air Force Base camp
The Bureau of Prisons says former Watergate figure John Mitchell will serve his sentence at a minimum security camp at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery Alabama rather than at Allenwood Pennsylvania due to concerns for his safety as a former law enforcement officer. He and Haldeman and Ehrlichman were convicted in the Watergate cover up and sentenced to two to eight years. Ehrlichman began serving early. Mitchell received a two week period to settle affairs before jail. Maxwell hosts about 300 inmates versus 540 at Allenwood.
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Tass warns of interference in U S Soviet relations
Tass cautions President Carter against meddling in Soviet internal affairs warning it will harm Soviet American relations and detente. The agency denounces Carter as a mentor figure promoting anti-Soviet sentiment and criticizes his Helsinki rights report as interference.
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License ban under fire in high crime areas plan
Sacramento UPI ABC regulations to deny new liquor licenses in zones 20 percent above crime rate face Democratic Assemblyman Frank Vicencia protests. He argues there is no proven link between licenses and crime, urging solid statistics before rules advance.
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House votes to modify Hatch Act allow 2.8 million workers in politics
The House approved a Hatch Act change 244 to 164 to permit government and postal workers to run for partisan office for the first time in 38 years. A Senate panel will hold hearings with no date set, as AFL-CIO supporters brace for a tough fight in the chamber. Opponents from the GOP warned of disinterest in the bill.
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Moluccan hostage release narrows siege near Assen
In northern Holland 55 hostages remain aboard a hijacked train and at Bovensmilde school as South Moluccan gunmen free a sick man after 17 days. Theo van Hatten, 46, was removed from the train amid mediation efforts by Justice Minister Van Agt and mediators.
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Young diplomat Andrew Young valued by Carter administration
UN ambassador Andrew Young defends his views on racism and discusses his role in shaping U S policy in the Third World. Carter aides his credibility in Africa while facing criticism from GOP leaders over his Playboy interview remarks.
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