New Ugandan government sworn in ending Amin era
Ugandans danced in Kampala as Yusufu Lule and ministers took oath on Parliament steps, pledging service and urging unity. Tanzanian forces hunted Amin after his invasion of Tanzania, while reports described brutal State Research Bureau killings and grisly discoveries around Amin's compound.
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U S spies alleged by South Africa trigger diplomatic spat
Washington officials dismiss Pretoria claims of U S spying as a phony issue aimed at diverting domestic problems. They say a C12A plane with primitive cameras is not secret and that U S intelligence methods are more advanced. South Africa expelled three U S attaches. the U S retaliated by expelling two South African defense attaches.
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Easter Observances Mark Holy Week at Jerusalem Site
In Jerusalem pilgrims gathered at dawn for a candlelit service at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Bishop Hanna Kaldany led the Holy Saturday rites with blessings and Latin litanies amid a procession near the traditional skull-shaped hillock believed to mark the crucifixion site.
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Supreme Court Rejects Evans Appeal Over Death Row Situation
The Supreme Court unanimously refused to stay the execution of John Louis Evans III in Alabama, with orders to keep him alive until the full court reviews his case. Evans remains scheduled for execution on April 6, while Alabama officials consider a new date after the high court action.
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Carter Fishing Tour During Sapelo Island Vacation
President Carter spent over five hours fishing at Sapelo Island Georgia and nearby salt and freshwater spots with local friends Carlton Hicks and James Bishop. The Carters plan to fly home to Plains Georgia next Friday then visit Jack Carter in Calhoun before returning to Washington on April 22.
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Weekend Rain Why Oh Why
Weekend rain drags on cities across the region with a six day cycle that keeps Fridays to Sundays under cloud and drizzle. Forecasters say an Easter weekend brightening may finally break the string of soggy weekends as high pressure shifts away from Canada.
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Masters Golf Leaders After Two Rounds
Ed Sneed and Craig Stadler share the lead in the U S Masters Golf Tour event after two rounds. Details are on Page 2 with County Planner H resignation noted for Thursday.
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