City council debates permits and city services
The council wrestled with a denied restaurant permit and questioned its legal basis while Edith Dehibom urged the project to ease local traffic. Officials approved a warehouse permit 5 to 1 and discussed dog control, pound master hiring, budget overruns, traffic plans, water hookup limits, sludge disposal study, and a teen center concept with funding concerns.
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Oak Street
Lou
Hook
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Holt
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Board of County Commissioners
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Brown
Leverton
Fire Department
Parks Department
Entrance
Public Works Committee
Fidelity Trust
First Street
Ugandan Officer Won't Shoot During Entebbe Raid
Ugandan troops could have shot down Israeli planes leaving Entebbe on July 3 with 104 hostages but held fire for humanitarian reasons. Lt. Col. Isaac Lumago said Uganda’s forces could destroy aircraft at six miles, but an officer ordered no shooting and was praised by Idi Amin. The raid killed 20 Ugandan soldiers, seven hijackers, three hostages, and an Israeli commander.
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South Africa
UPI
Entebbe
Isaac Lumago
Uganda
Lesotho
Rand Daily Mail
Lumago
Idi Amin
Dora Bloch
Carter narrows VP list to four or five finalists
Senator Frank Church said Carter has reduced his vice presidential shortlist to four or five candidates or fewer and that Church may not be among them. He told ABC's Good Morning America he expects Carter to call him if he is not chosen.
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Hook
Larry Sterling
Sterling
New York
UPI
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Idaho
ABC
America
Church
Carter
European Leaders Revive Parliament Idea
European Community leaders approved a plan to elect a multinational parliament in 1978. The body would grow from 198 to 410 delegates with direct elections, allocating seats among member nations and outlining future powers amid skepticism about sovereignty transfers.
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Barry James
Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Europe
Britain
George ~Spenale
France
Strasbourg
Garret Fitzgerald
Italy
West Germany
Netherlands
Denmark
Ireland
Luxembourg
Greece
European Community
European leaders vow united war on terrorism and hijackings
European heads of government agreed to wage war on international terrorism and to pursue mandatory extradition across the Common Market. They endorsed direct citizen votes on a 1978 move toward a United Europe and urged automatic trial or extradition with international agreements.
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Barry James
Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Europe
Helmut Schmidt
Air France
Uganda
Joop den Uyl
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