Kenya aided Israelis over Entebbe raid landings
Kenya agreed to allow Israeli Boeing 707s and Lockheed C130 transports to land at its airports following the Entebbe raid. The July 3 operation rescued over 100 hostages from Palestinian terrorists and Ugandan soldiers, prompting diplomatic and strategic discussions among world politicians and diplomats.
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Entebbe
Kenya
Kenya Israel Rescue Pact Hidden in Uganda Crisis
Kenya aided Israel during the Uganda rescue by allowing refueling and hospital care for wounded. In return Israel helped destroy Idi Amin’s MIG air force with the aim of easing Nairobi’s security fears. The arrangement involved high level talks with Kissinger and Rumsfeld and drew Western support despite Kenya’s 1973 break with Israel.
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Entebbe
Kenya
Uganda
Jomo Kenyatta
Somalia
Idi Amin
Amin
Kenyatta
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Israel
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Pipeline woes plague Alaska oil link to Valdez
The Prudhoe Bay to Valdez pipeline suffers lengthy delays and rising costs from environmental lobbying and labor scandals. Faulty welding and poor record keeping raise concerns about 31 000 seams with some buried in permafrost or under rivers. If delays hit a year, industry and government face about 4 5 million in added costs.
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Valdez
United States
State of
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Government planning and pilots leave French youth adrift
The article notes 250 French trainees, selected for a 1973 airline pilot program costing taxpayers 150000 dollars, are told no new hires until 1980s. Air France and others plan few openings, provoking anger as market forces and political planning clash. Inflation and energy worries loom in U.S. policy debate.
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Concorde
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Air Inter
UTA
Farmers defend rights over Seven Mile Creek access
Judith Proeschel argues in a letter to the editor about being herded off Seven Mile Creek on July 12. She accuses others of trespass, vandalism, and improper use of farm tags while urging fair treatment and respect for license holders and property owners.
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Sebald Park
Hueston Woods
Wayne-Madison Road
Pierson Road
Judith Proeschel
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Coaches Praise Local Sponsors For Girls Softball Support
The Girls' Softball League coaches thank four sponsor businesses and note one coach funded team themselves. A large sponsor withdrew when learning the team was girls. Community members are urged to support girls' softball and contact D. Graff at Park Department HQ on Highland Street.
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Park Department
Highland Street
Ford plan on nuclear exports faces opposition and profit skew
Washington debate centers on the Nuclear Fuel Assurance Act backed by Ford to privatize enrichment, with Bechtel-led investors poised to profit from guaranteed government stockpiles and market access while critics call it cradle-to-grave socialism and warn of a private monopoly.
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Ford Administration
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Bechtel Corp
United States
Bechtel
South Africa
Brazil
South Korea
Gerald Ford
Nixon-Ford Administration
Ford
Ford plan faces stiff Senate and House opposition over nuclear exports
The Congressional Budget Office flags hidden subsidies in Ford's bill to expand private nuclear exports, while JCAE members pressure funding cuts. Rep. Moss quits in protest as Bechtel links to Brazilian negotiations and India fuel cycle, and Jonathan Bingham leads a bid to derail the administration push amid proliferation worries.
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Feds
Ford
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
JCAE
John Moss
D-Calif
Bechtel
State Department
Brazil
India
Capitol Hill
Jonathan Bingham
D-N.y
Mr. Ford
Bingham
Weird world glimpsed in Hollywood chatter and dreams
Hollywood gossip and Oxbridge style ramblings set in studios and lounges reveal tales of money plans and celebrity sightings. The piece paints a surreal, teasing portrait of Tinseltown as a place where conversations drift toward yachts, estates, million-dollar schemes, and quirky encounters with famous faces.
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San Diego
Tiny Alice
Carl
Dizzy Dame
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