City plans landfill closure by end of summer
City officials say the sanitation landfill should be filled, covered, and seeded by August and possibly as early as June, with the new site west of Sunset Avenue and Brasher Road chosen for its lack of nearby homes. Neighbors report wind blown trash each spring since 1975, while some say property values have declined due to the dump’s presence.
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Israel Threatens to Extend War Into Lebanon
Israeli forces warned of a renewed raid into Lebanon after a border clash in which a six-man Palestinian death squad was wiped out. A 22-year-old Israeli soldier died and six were wounded as security forces foiled multiple attacks, with fears of broader fighting along the Litani front and potential spillover into Jordan.
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Uganda hunts Amin backers as regime rebuilds
Uganda's provisional government mobilizes the population to track down hundreds of Idi Amin loyalists still at large and vows to crush any armed return. Officials say Amin fled to Libya after a Libyan jet refueled in Nairobi, while Kampala calls workers to return to duty to restart the shattered country.
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Governor King accused of buck-passing on state dollars
Roswell Rep. Colin McMillan says Gov. Bruce King is shifting responsibility for state funds. The Daily Record notes the dispute across pages 3 and 9 to 10 with related state water rights and ROTC scholarship moves.
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Texas leads nation in pothole count says TAMU group
COLLEGE STATION Texas UPI a group of Texas A&M professors claims Texas has about 8.2 million potholes far more than California 4 million new data from highway specialist Robert Gallaway. He notes potholes average 16 inches across and 5 inches deep with cars as the prime cause after 35 years of study.
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