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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1980

Page

4

Carter Urges Fast Libyan Probe Report On Billy Carter Affair

President Carter pushes to complete a full Senate report on his brother Billy Carter and Libya as hearings begin. White House officials indicate undisclosed documents will be included. Senate leaders warn against rushing and stress the need for a definitive version before any nationwide address.

Washington Carter Congress Senate Billy Carter White House Alfred Moses Jody Powell Moses U.S Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Justice Department Libya John C. White White NBC Meet the Press Bob Dole R-Kan Special Senate Committee Dole Powell Lloyd Cutler Charles Kirbo Camp David

Hurricane Allen Rips Through Caribbean Islands

Hurricane Allen with winds up to 125 mph struck Barbados tearing roofs and flooding coastlines. Shelters filled as authorities warned of torrential rains and potential flash floods in St Lucia St Vincent and Dominica while power was cut to much of Barbados and leaders evacuated-era officials urged reconstruction aid for Dominica which suffered severe damage from prior storms.

Bridgetown Barbados Caribbean St. Lucia St. Vincent U.S National Weather Service Weather Service Dominica Martinique Puerto Rico David United States Allen Queen Elizabeth Hospital Hilton Hotel Lord Carrington

Afghan Troops Desert En Masse Near Kabul

About 4 500 of 5 000 Afghan government troops guarding a garrison near Kabul deserted or joined rebels. Reports say 200 Soviets and 300 Afghan rebels died in 10 days of fighting to recapture Ghazni, after mutiny sparked by Ghazni commander replacement. Soviet air and ground actions followed, with heavy losses reported on both sides andongoing attacks near Tangi Wardak. Independent confirmation was not possible amid expulsion of Western reporters.

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