Amin blasts Young as puppet diplomat in Uganda interview
Ugandan dictator Idi Amin in a radio Uganda interview denounced U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young as a puppet diplomat while praising President Carter for naming the first Black U.N. ambassador. He admitted unrest in Uganda and said arms smuggling suspects would be tried. reports of an assassination attempt were disputed by Amin.
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Carter Says Soviet Reaction Hits SALT Talks Hard
President Jimmy Carter says hostile Soviet reaction to his human rights crusade surprised him and hindered arms talks. He notes no progress in SALT, cites a bolder stance on rights, and mentions Soviet leaders warning against renewed Cold War hostilities while he vows to press on with rights advocacy.
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Byrd says Carter bomber plan too costly and risky
Senator Robert Byrd warned President Carter that full production of the B1 bomber could cost about 100 billion dollars over 25 to 30 years and about 100 dollars for every minute since Jesus Christ was born. He urged considering cheaper alternatives and said he opposes building even 100 planes but might back five at over 100 million each.
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SWAT Team Continues Hunt for Scout Killer
Locust Grove Oklahoma US police resume search for a convicted rapist in the rugged hills northeast of town after three Girl Scouts were killed 13 days earlier. Troopers from the highway patrol SWAT team join the ongoing manhunt in the area.
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Heavy rains shift to East and South amid search for Camp Scott suspect
Heavy rains moved into the East and South as Kansas Missouri and Nebraska faced flooding. In Oklahoma and Arkansas southern Missouri and northern Oklahoma were flagged as next flood risk areas. Law officers at Camp Scott in Mayes County Oklahoma intensify the hunt for Gene Leroy Hart linked to the Camp Scott Girl Scout deaths. Police say many tips are investigated but many leads may be erroneous. Hart is a 33 year old convict who escaped in 1973 while awaiting trial for murder and kidnapping charges.
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Key components of energy proposal survive
Washington UPI Carter energy plan faces House cuts in a set of revisions. The gas guzzler tax is delayed and softened, oil taxes reduced, and only a few core ideas remain. Other proposals survive in reduced forms or face conference decisions.
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