Alaska Pipeline Decision Prompts Court Fight Predicted
Interior Secretary Morton announced approval of an 800 mile Alaska oil pipeline route, rejecting Canada transshipment, while environmental groups vow new lawsuits. Canada opposes the plan. a federal appeals court allowed Canadian actors to intervene. Alaska's Nick Begich warns the case could extend another year. Morton cites need for prompt delivery and national security.
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McClees completes training and moves to Lowry AFB
Airman Jack A. McClees son of Mrs Ralph Robbins of Muncie graduated basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to Lowry AFB Colorado for supply field training. A 1968 graduate of Muncie Central High School, he is married to Barbara daughter of Mrs Bertie Farler of 2444 Delaware St.
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83 Feared Lost In Ship Collision
Authorities in Argentina fear 83 aboard the British refrigerator ship Aston Grange and the Liberian tanker Trenchee may be lost after a fiery collision off La Plata. Most aboard were saved earlier. 74 crew and passengers on Aston Grange plus nine sailors from Trenchee remain unaccounted for.
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