Amin Eyes US Ties and New York Visit This Year
President Idi Amin says Uganda aims to improve relations with the United States and may visit New York later this year. He tells The Associated Press CBS and NBC that Carter could become a friend, but accuses him of misunderstanding Africa.
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Uganda
Idi Amin
United States
New York
Carter
Amin
Associated Press
CBS
NBC
Africa
Liz
Reconciliation Efforts Grow Between United States and India
U S and India push toward political reconciliation potentially reducing New Delhi reliance on Russia amid India election plans. Experts say progress began last year and strengthened after President Carter took office with Indira Gandhi’s pre inauguration decision to hold elections.
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United States
India
New Delhi
Russia
Carter
Indira Gandhi
Holstein cow mutilated in East Fort Worth pasture
A Holstein cow was found killed and mutilated in an East Fort Worth pasture Sunday afternoon. The owner, Troy McCarley, said sex organs and one teat were severed and removed. The incident mirrors other mutilations from four years ago.
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Fort Worth
East Fort Worth
Troy McCarley
Miner Survives Five Days in Flooded Coal Mine Tragedy
Ronald Adley waited five days for rescuers as ten miners were trapped in the Kocher Co. mine under Big Lick Mountain. Four bodies were recovered and two colleagues, Ralph Renninger and Donald Shoffler, were found dead in the same chamber. Adley escaped through an air pocket and walked to safety, while crews prepared to lower a camera and resume drilling to reach missing men.
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Associated Press
Tower City, Pa
Ronald Adley
Big Lick Mountain
John B. Shutack
Federal Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Adley
Kocher Co
Ralph Renninger
Donald Shoffler
Gonzales calls JFK probe a farce resigns from panel
In an interview, Rep. Henry Gonzales says the U S House Assassination Committee is a hidden farce and that JFK's death will never be meaningfully investigated due to powerful forces. He blames debt Kennedy family and Dallas Fort Worth business interests while Richardson Preyer disputes pressure.
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U.S. House
Henry B. Gonzalez
San Antonio Express-News
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Kennedy
Dallas-Fort Worth
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Richardson Preyer
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Carolina
Preyer
Richard Sprague
Philadelphia
Sprague
Martin Luther King
Carter to name Hispanics to major government posts
Rep. Edward Roybal says the Carter administration will appoint a dozen Hispanic Americans to top federal posts including immigration and naturalization commissioner. Named others include Leonel Castillo, Fabian Chavez, Alex Mercure, Abelardo Valdez, William Medina, Graciela Olivarez, Arabella Martinez, Patricia Apodaca, Anna Maria Martel, Ann Gutierrez, Joe Aragon, and Juan Rodriguez with nine more to come.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carter Administration
Immigration and Naturalization
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Dcalif
White House
Houston City
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Key
Castillo
Roybal
Fabian Chavez
New Mexico
Jerry Apodaca
Alex Mercure
University of New Mexico At Albuquerque
Graciela Olivarez
Community Services Administration
HUD
Arabella Martinez
Oakland
Calif
Patricia Apodaca
Anna Maria Martel
Los Angeles
Jim King
Ann Gutierrez
California
Joe Aragon
Juan Rodriguez
Housing and Urban Development
Congressional Hispanic Caucus
Carter
Quake Threatens Romania's Move to Economic Independence
An enormous Romania earthquake threatens to derail the nation’s planned independent economic course. In Bucharest the death toll climbs with 580 confirmed dead and many buildings destroyed. while U S aid arrives, Western diplomats fear the final toll could exceed 6 000 as rescue efforts continue.
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Europe
Alexander G. Higgins
Associated Press
Romania
U.S
Agerpres
Widow Recalls Carter Call After Pastor Husband's Death
Louise Baker recounts a consoling call from President Carter after her husband the Rev. James Baker died from a heart attack following a radio talk with Carter. She described the president as humble and devout, noting their shared faith. The minister led Robertville Baptist Church in Robertville, South Carolina, for about six months.
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Louise Baker
Carter
Re. James Baker
Baker
Robertville Baptist Church
Robertville
S.C
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