Massacre fears drive Ugandan exodus to Kenya
Hundreds of Ugandans flee after an assassination bid on Idi Amin as reports claim a massacre and purges target military and civilian officials. Refugees say the State Research Bureau raids continue, while Entebbe searches for Amin and Adrisi amid conflicting accounts.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Idi Amin
Uganda
Amin
Kampala
State Research Bureau
Entebbe
Britain
U.S
Washington
Mustafa Adrisi
PSI Sees Stable Short Term Energy Supply for Hoosiers
PSI officials say no brownouts or blackouts expected in 1977 with adequate power now and through the next several years. They warn shortages could arise by the mid 1980s if EPA disputes persist, Gibson Station delays occur, or Marble Hill nuclear plans falter.
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Public Service Indiana
PSI
Tion
Gibson Station
Princeton
Marble Hill
Terre Haute
Carter Favours Checking Account Interest In Ter
River stage rises to 10 feet with a forecast of clear cool night and increasing clouds. Highs reach the mid to upper 80s with a chance of afternoon storms Wednesday and again through the weekend. Local View suggests energy savings while away as Assignment America notes.
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Terre Haute
America
Three Vigo judges rule for Terre Haute sewer project
En banc Vigo Superior Court judges decide against plaintiff William W. Haldt in suit by Project 11 of the Sanitary District of Terre Haute. The decision clears the way for extending city sewer service to outlying areas and 275 city residences. Outside areas named include Woodridge Robinwood Maryland Subdivision Ardmore Davis Gardens Meyer Subdivision and North Glenn.
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Vigo Superior Court
Project 11
Sanitary District of
Terre Haute
District Board of Commissioners
William W. Haldt
Tribune
Woodridge
Robinwood
Maryland Subdivision
Ardmore
Davis Gardens
Meyer Subdivision
North Glenn
Public opinion split on Emeline Fairbanks Library future
Citizens from local businesses and ISU students voiced varying ideas for the old library building after the 1978 completion date. Suggestions ranged from preserving the landmark as a museum or art space to transforming the site into a disco or parking lot, with many urging continued public input.
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The
Tribune
Emeline Fairbanks
Library Board
Betty Tucker
the Tribune
Jack Ragle
Graham Grain Co
Swope Art Gallery
William D. Tichenor
Swope
Mark Newbauer
ISU
Pete Chales
John O'Rourke
Gary Potter
Terre Haute
Barbara Gentry
Peggy Riley
Paul Benning
Pfizer, Inc
Vigo County School Board
Carson
Wayne Miller
Indiana State Employment Office
Vigo County Historical Society
Jean Goodwin
Bayh outlines Social Security reform and health care push
U S Senator Birch Bayh visited Terre Haute Indiana as part of a statewide swing. He spoke at Dreiser Square about phasing out outside earning limits on Social Security and urged preventive care within a national health insurance plan. He criticized Army RDX HMX plant delays and praised Congress White House relations. He planned talks on downtown Terre Haute improvements and transit revenues.
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U.S
Birch Bayh
Dreiser Square
Lillian Edelman
Bill Brentlinger
Bayh
House of Photography
D-Ind
Indiana
Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute
Hoosier
Department of the Army
Newport
Army
Pentagon
Mondale
White House
Democratic Congress
Congress
Inmate Hanged at Clay County Jail Two Escape Aftermath
Federal prisoner Robert Williams, 23, Martinsville, was found dead by hanging during meals at 4:50 p.m. He had been held since June 17 on bank robbery charges. Later, John Mooreland, 25, Indianapolis, a jail trusty, escaped around 8:20 p.m. Mooreland faced a stolen mail charge since June 13 and was to appear before a federal board soon. The Clay County Jail houses federal detainees for the U S Marshal's office.
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Colleen Sims
Tribune
Clay County
Robert Williams
Martinsville
Williams
U.S
Wayne Lucas
the Tribune
Lucas
John M. Mooreland
Indianapolis
Mooreland
Marhshal
U.S. Marshal's Office
Washington, D.C
Moderate Quake Shakes San Francisco Bay Area
A moderate earthquake of 4.6 struck near Livermore and rattled the San Francisco Bay Area Monday evening. BART halted service briefly as a precaution, then resumed. authorities received about 160 calls in an hour, noting swaying fish tanks and pots and pans falling from shelves.
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UPS
San Francisco Bay Area
Livermore
University of California
Bay Area
San Joaquin County
Stockton
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Carter
New Fair Board
Jack Anderson
FBI
Schwelaerfest
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Jose Call
Cisco
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