Uganda imposes hard limits on Britons in Kampala crackdown
Uganda bans Britons from gathering in groups larger than three and threatens immediate arrest. A prior ban bars about 400 Britons from leaving the country and warns of possible execution for a Briton charged, with secret burial within a week. The order marks the harshest constraint on foreign residents in recent Ugandan history.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Uganda
New Order
Britain
Ford recall on 6.8 million cars may follow fatal blade injury
Detroit report states a mechanic died after a fan blade flew from an engine. Ford officials consider recalling 425,000 of specific 1970s models including Ford, Mercury, Lincoln Continentals with 400 cubic inch V-8 engines. The larger 6.8 million recall could be prompted by the fatal incident.
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Detroit
UPD
Foard Motor Co
Herb Minch
Ford
House passes compromise bill on Arab boycott and oil veto
The House approved a compromise measure sent to President Carter. It bars U S businessmen from aiding the Arab boycott of Teruel and grants Cangreau veto power over Alaskan oil exports. The bill extends the export administration act for two years through Sept 9 1972 with 14 million in total authorization.
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Washington
UPD
House
Carter
U.S
Teruel
Cangreau
Senate
Ukiahi Freebirds graduate in noisy Anton Stadium
The Ukiahi High Class of 1977, 342 seniors, receive diplomas at Anton Stadium in Ukiah as four student speakers urge peers to think freely and take responsibility. Virginia Maurer presided, assisted by counselors and retiring teachers Ida Middleton and Antonio Otero.
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Anton Stadium
Sena
Ukiah
HY Glenn Birckson
Ukiahi Glass
Freebirds
Glifford Ghan
Rps
Gary Thompson
Thompson
Clifford Chan
Eveebird
Mark Bridgeman
Anton
Sarah Scott
Virginia Maurer
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Ray Worster
Evelyn Broaddus
Lowell Deering
Rita Hayden
Ida Middleton
Antonio Otero
Ben Farmer
J.W
Bill) Tully
Middleton
Otero
Cathy Taylor
Audit underway over theft at Mendocino High School
An audit at Mendocino High School investigates a theft of over $1,500 from the office. About $200 of the amount was cash. the bag's location and final disposition remain unclear as deputies continue inquiries with staff and students.
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Mendocino High School
Kwan
Reonecranton
Scovnel & Student
Mately
Casa
Patrick
Sinco
Ugene Bineain
Wnexkit
Ukiah Considers Geothermal Plant with 10 Cities
Ukiah and nine other California municipally owned utilities may build a $41 million geothermal power plant in Lake County to compete with PG&E. The plan would add a 110 MW facility online in 1981, with Ukiah potentially paying about $200,000 annually for 12 years and receiving revenue if the project succeeds. Major risks include steam supply and wells going dry. Shell Oil would supply steam under contract.
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Jim Harris
Ukiah
California
Pg&e
Robert Membreno
Slinger and Associates
Santa Clara
Slinger
Northern California Power Agency
Healdsburg
Palo Alto
Redding
Roseville
Lompoc
Lodi
Alameda
Biggs
Gridley
Plumas-Sierra
Membreno
NCPA
Lake County
Palo
Alto
Jack Simpson
Jim Swayne
BART
Shell Oil
Shell
Barry Wood
Pg&e Power
Swayne
Riverside
Los Angeles
Imperial County
Ukiah Bands Sail To Fiesta Bowl Parade Invite
Mendocino County and Lake County taxable sales rose in 1976 with Ukiah led by 57 million in city sales. Ukiah bands earned a Fiesta Bowl parade invitation for December in Phoenix while labor markets show seasonal job growth and a 9.7 percent unemployment forecast for 1978.
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Mendocino County
State Board of Equalization
Lake County
Ukiah
Willits
Fort Bragg
Point Arena
California
Mountain
San Joaquin Valley
Greater
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Qak Kuoll
Coast School
NSS Sic
Ranihrea
Weer
Coalition
NCAP
Sonoma-Lake County
Middletown
Pg&e Lines
Rowland Nielson
Ukiahi Wildcat
Victoria
B.C
Phoenix
Arizona
Ukiahi
Nielson
Mike Daugherty
David West
Susan Parker
Robin Reiels
Dinky Scare
S. State
St. Ukiah
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