Webster's Three-Section Lake Name Pronunciation
The question asks for the pronunciation of the three-section lake that gave fame to the town of Webster. The lake is known locally as Webster Lake, traditionally pronounced as WES-ter lake rather than WEE-ster. The three-section layout refers to the lake’s divided arms forming distinct basins.
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U N Condemns South Africa Angola Raid
The United Nations Security Council unaminously condemned South Africa's airborne raid into Angola. It warned of sanctions if attacks continue and noted SWAPO reports of civilian casualties including women and children. The raid targeted Casinga near the Angolan border, with SWAPO headquarters said to be hit in retaliation for guerrilla raids into South-West Africa.
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