Britons in Uganda Held Hostage to Amin Return
Uganda held 300 British residents as President Idi Amin remained unaccounted after a stop in an Arab country. A ban on Britons leaving Uganda was issued and London denied comments on the crisis while Amin’s route to London remained uncertain.
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Summit Heads Avoid Amin Antics
UK Prime Minister James Callaghan dismissed reports Uganda’s Idi Amin planned to gatecrash the London Commonwealth summit. African leaders warned of racial strife as the eight day talks opened at Lancaster House with Amin’s threat looming.
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Carter backs Young amid Africa relations surge
President Carter praises U N Ambassador Andrew Young for boosting ties with developing nations. Rhodes says Carter supports Young despite remarks on race. Young has toured Nigeria, Mozambique and other African states, drawing closer U S engagement while Kissinger’s Africa record is contrasted.
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Amin condemns Young Playboy interview as Zionist plot
Ugandan President Idi Amin criticized Andrew Young's Playboy interview calling it paid by Zionists and imperialists. Amin questioned a clergyman's decision to appear in a magazine famed for nude images while Young disputed Amin's portrayal and said his views do not reflect most Black Americans.
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Congressmen Asked to Reveal Gifts From Koreans
The House Ethics Committee voted to ask all members since 1970 to disclose substantial gifts from South Korea or agents. A confidential questionnaire aims to show if a concerted Korean effort to influence the House exists. The panel issued its first status report noting many members and staff may be questioned and that subpoenas, interviews, and documents have accumulated.
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Welfare fraud probes target Chicago government workers
State and federal authorities allege numerous city and federal employees collected illegal welfare while on payroll. Investigators say 1000 to 3400 workers may have received 25 to 30 million dollars in payments. Indictments planned against top offenders later this month.
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