World involvement deepens in Somalia Ethiopia conflict
In Addis Ababa the Ogaden war draws in the United States and Soviet Union along with Arab and African states. About 80,000 Ethiopian forces face roughly 30,000 Somalis and Western Somali Liberation Front fighters, with Cuban, Yemeni, Soviet advisers and other foreign arms and trainers reportedly aiding both sides. The Horn region’s Red Sea routes and strategic ports heighten Western interest as Eritrean rebels gain ground in Ethiopia’s north with Soviet and Cuban aid to them.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Somalia
United States
Soviet Union
Horn of Africa
Ogaden
Israel
Western Somali Liberation Front
U.S. State Department
Europe
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Iran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Horn
Africa
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Persian Gulf
Moscow
Aden
Berbera
Assab
Haile Selassie
U.S
Kremlin
Cuba
Washington
Kenya
Eritrea
Bowling Scores and Standings Shakeout in Local Leagues
A dense OCR sheet lists numerous bowling teams and highs across divisions including BRAVES AND SQUAWS RENEGADES and LIVE FIVE with top scores like 477 for Brady and 706 by Robertson in NEWCOMERS. It records high games and series for dozens of clubs such as MISFITS, TWILIGHT MIXERS LATECOMERS, FIREBALLS, GUTTER DUSTERS, SATURDAY NIGHT rosters, and other district leagues with player names, scores, and team placeholders.
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Braves
Squaws Renegades
D. Toumbertin
Jordan
Gutter Dusters
B. Justice
Lane Dusters
R. Welton
B. DeWald
L. Quisenbarry
Fernwood
Brady
R. Brady
Mason Gang
B. Detter
Rustlers
E. Aldaurt
Brannan
W—D. Brannan
P. Brannan
H. Perry
J. Hutchinson
S. Dryden
M. Wilson
J. Shenk
L. Bond
D. Cardle
T. Jackson
K. Robertson
J. Robertson
J. Bellinger
M Nuffet
R. Steele
J. Garcia
B. Moore
Lacohensé
A. Hail
Hay
MacCulth
P. Perkins
Junkies
D. Robertson
J. Willhite
Waverly Stingers
T. Lattimer
J. Houston
Everson
Georgians Debate Presidential Library Location
Georgians push for the site of a presidential library for Senator Carter. Atlanta officials have acted aggressively, while Americus and Plains also express interest due to Carter family ties and home links. Charles Kirbo and Robert Lipshutz signal strong regional backing.
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Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
White House
Robert Lipshutz
Americus
Carter
Georgia Southwestern College
Plains
Georgia
Charles Kirbo
Kansas Democrats Push for Parity and 1978 Gains
Kansas Democrats vow to wipe out a $58,000 debt and go all out in 1978 races as they balance hopes for a Senate win with a potential governor primary clash. Bill Roy and allies chart plans from Topeka, while party leaders warn unity is needed to avoid losses in November.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
Bill Roy
U.S. Senate
John C. White
Texas
Roy
Senate
Congress
Sun District
Don Allegrucci
Pittsburg
James Francisco
Mulvane
Franklin Dunnick
Moran
Virgil Olson
Chanute
Joe Shubitz
Martha Keys
Dan Glickman
Woodrow Wilson Women's Club
Donnybrook
Curt Schneider
John Carlin
Bert Chaney
Hutchinson
Harry Wiles
American Legion
Rob Bennett
Tom Leathers
Leawood
Wiles
Chaney
Schneider
Carlin
Norbert Dreiling
Hays
Bob Brock
Topeka
Paul Pendergast
James B. Pearson
Brock
Dresling
North
Tom Corcoran
National Democratic
Corcoran
White
Carter
Bill
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Vikings
S. Eckerd
Bear and Company
Hamilton
N. Moore
S. Cumaron
Avengers
M. Wolken
A. Montague
B. Garcia
L. Montague
Drake
M. Hufford
K. Newhouse
Garcia
K. Evans
M. Evans
Cardinals
Ledom
Farrah
Kelley
Invaders
B. Gremminger
M. Clark
LED Zeppelin
K. Connor
L. Garcia
M. White
Five's Company
J. White
J. Ebeck
Boston
Gladman
L. White
K. Q.dowd
Grand L
DOD
K. Brecht
K. Cordle
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Hustlers
H. Schroeter
D. McClay
T. Ingram
Alley Rats
B. Turner
Carter’s
Ottawa
Will
Don Carlisle
Democratic Party
Earl Butz
Kee
Coats
Shelden
Plu Aya
G Higbie
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