British Citizens Barred From Leaving Uganda
Ugandan authorities bar all British citizens from leaving the country in a move tied to pressuring Britain over Idi Amin to attend the Commonwealth summit in London. The intervention mirrors a prior American expulsion, with Britain saying most of the 300 expatriates stay by choice.
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Libya
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Kampala
James Callaghan
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Ireland
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County Democrats Nominate DeHaven and Malcolm to Board
Frederick County Democrats nominated Star staff writer Manuel DeHaven for the Stonewall District Board of Supervisors seat by a lopsided vote. Thomas Malcolm was unanimously named for another Shawnee term, with Malcolm unopposed as no Republican candidate has filed there.
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Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Stonewall
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DeHaven
Charles Boyd
Kenneth Stiles
Andrew Young Clears White House on Racism Remarks
Andrew Young remains in good standing at the White House after meeting with President Carter in the Oval Office. He reiterated that Carter understands his views on racism and did not urge him to apologize or quit.
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Washington
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R-Ariz
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Bill Brock
Playboy Magazine
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Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Ford
House International Relations Committee
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Lyndon
B. Johnson
Capitol
Lincoln
Hatch Act changes ease limits on federal workers politics
The House passed a Hatch Act reform bill 244 to 164 allowing federal workers to run in local and national elections and to raise campaign funds. President Carter backs the measure, but it faces Senate opposition led by Sen. Ribicoff. The bill would affect about 2.8 million workers, expanding political participation and prompting warnings of increased bureaucratic politicization.
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Government Operations Committee
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Administrative meeting drives Shenandoah College talks on park baseball diamond
City Manager Wendell Seldon called an administrative meeting with Shenandoah College representatives about the college's financial participation in Winchester Park's proposed baseball diamond. Parks board member and college officials withheld details while Seldon drafts a memorandum for City Council next week. The memorandum will require Shenandoah College president approval before public release.
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Miller pursues Democratic governor nomination in area visit
Andrew Miller toured the region yesterday as he presses his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. Photos and story appear on the Area News Page today. The town council approved the proposed Boyce budget in a regular meeting with no opposition noted by the Warren County Board of Supervisors.
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Joop den Uy
Josina Soumakil
Hassan Tan
Andrew Miller
Boyce
Warren County Board of Supervisors
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