Anti Amin Exiles Plan Overthrow Uganda Leader
Ugandan exiles in the United States form a "free Uganda" force to topple Idi Amin. Archbishop deaths and church tensions in Uganda are cited amid reports of killings. Exiles say Amin commits genocide against Christians. Amin denies accusations and accuses the U.S. of preparing an invasion. Godrey L Binaisa urges international action to isolate Amin.
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Jumblatt Buried After Slaying Triggers Mourning Clash
More than 10 000 followers gathered in Moukhetara for Kamal Jumblatt's funeral amid an emotional outpouring. His son Walid appealed for calm as reports of revenge killings surfaced and militiamen fired into the air. Syrian peacekeepers moved into Chouf to quell unrest after the assassination.
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Damaged earthen dam prompts evacuations in Alabama hills
A fenced earthen dam on a private lake in Centre Alabama developed a new leak Thursday. Civil Defense evacuated a dozen homes and a church after rainfall weakened the structure. Officials said drainage pipes were damaged by pressure from heavy rain, but the danger appeared to ease by Monday afternoon as the lake level dropped and cracks were observed in the dam. Local caretaker James Twilley voiced disagreement with immediate collapse fears, noting the dam was in better condition Thursday than Sunday.
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Carter rebate plan survives Senate panel vote in Washington
In Washington, President Carter’s proposed 49 per person tax rebate survived a GOP challenge in the Senate Finance Committee by 12 to 8 after four Democrats backed the party line. The panel rejected substitute plans for a permanent tax cut and postponed further action on the bill, with decisions on standard deduction provisions and business incentives due Friday. Administration aides, led by Charles Schultze, argued the rebate is needed to spur a faltering economy and warned permanent cuts could hinder broader tax reform.
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Carter shifts to coal resources in energy plan critique
President Carter spoke in Charleston amid an energy symposium, calling for an inevitable shift from oil and natural gas to coal as the main U.S. energy source. He abandoned the energy independence goal, warned of sacrifices and public disapproval, and outlined the move from imported oil to domestic coal as central to the forthcoming policy.
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Senate Ethics Debate Opens Over Outsider Income Cap
Senate leaders opened a contentious ethics debate about a new code that would limit members outside earnings to 15 percent of a 527.00 salary. Byrd predicted passage but warned against removing the ceiling while Baker backed the code, Busch proposed a sunset amendment, and a protracted fight was anticipated into next week.
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Panel to Interview Ray in King Assassination Case
The House Assassination Committee will send lawyers to Brushy Mountain Parkway prison Tennessee next week to interview ex convict James Earl Ray who pleaded guilty to killing Dr Martin Luther King Jr in 1968 Ray denies the slaying and suggests an associate known only as Fatagt may be involved A Remington rifle alleged to be the weapon will be test fired and bullets compared to those from Kings body
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Reorganization Bill Advances in House Committee
The House Government Operations Committee voted 39 to 2 to grant President Carter three year authority to restructure executive branch departments and agencies. Chairman Jack Brooks warned the measure may be unconstitutional while saying it is the best unconstitutional bill to be drawn. The bill, similar to a Senate version, moves to the full House with action possible before next week’s end.
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House Revives SST Study in NASA Authorization
Washington UPI reports the House voted 338 to 44 to require NASA to study possible development of an advanced supersonic transport by the 1980s as part of a $4 billion NASA authorization for fiscal 1978. Rep. Weiss denounced the move as a back door end run. Environment pressure had earlier halted SST funding after six years of hearings.
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Flu shot damage claims reach 211 400 million dollars
The Justice Department reports 211 claims totaling 400 million dollars for alleged swine flu vaccine damages. Claims include illness loss of work and even deaths. most claims are expected to be opposed. Twelve federal suits totaling 248 million dollars have been filed against four vaccine manufacturers. One suit seeks 200 million dollars.
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BeserJailed Bandit Ends Siege With Self Inflicted Shot
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CALIF. UPI A strongarm bandit held hostages for 14 hours after a drugstore holdup. Michael Shane Guile 34 shot himself early Thursday after refusing surrender and demanding a Cadillac with chauffeur. No hostages harmed. Guile had been stabbed at San Quentin before his release.
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