Uganda Council Names Amin Conqueror of Empire
Uganda's defense council announced Preston Mi Amin as the new "Conqueror of the British empire" at a Tuesday meeting in Natrab amid celebrations of Uganda’s assumed conquest.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
2
Uganda's defense council announced Preston Mi Amin as the new "Conqueror of the British empire" at a Tuesday meeting in Natrab amid celebrations of Uganda’s assumed conquest.
Former President Ford and Betty plan a long summer retreat in Colorado at a Rocky Mountain resort near Vail. They will stay with Texas oilman David Bass while Ford works on a book and TV project under NBC five year contract. Nixon may return to Laugh-In. Castro, Goldwater, and Nader discussed for the special.
Dozens of young women visit Ford's Models Inc in Manhattan each year seeking discovery by Eileen Ford and her team. They endure tense fittings and critiques, with some told to return for new measurements while others are deemed not yet right for the agency's standards.
Attorneys for several oil companies prepare to challenge an Interstate Commerce Commission order cutting tariffs on the Maskit pipeline from Alaska North Slope to Valdez. The ICC says rates would range 4.68 to 5.10 per barrel, a temporary decision pending a seven month investigation. Companies warn of reduced returns, while Alaska officials expect millions in increased taxes and royalties.
ARCO and partners seek a temporary restraining order or injunction as they push to keep the oil pipeline open. The first shipment to Valdez will take about three weeks, with oil flowing since June 2 at a trickle. The ICC may require pumping and new tariff rules, with oral arguments possible Monday.
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