AEP Plans 420 Million Plant At New Haven Site
Appalachian Power Co will build a 1.3 million kilowatt coal burning plant on the Ohio River near New Haven West Virginia. The $420 million facility in Mason County will create up to 2600 construction jobs at a peak with a three and half year payroll over $135 million. Gov Arch Moore and AEP chair Donald Cook announced the project noting coal as the energy source and environmental compatibility.
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AEP
New Haven
Appalachian Power Co
American Electric Power System
Ohio River
W. Va
West Virginia
Arch A Moore Jr
Donald C. Cook
Appalachian Power
Ohio Power Co
Mason County
Moore
Cook
Pipeline Permit Issued Over North Slope Oil Line
federal right of way permit for the trans Alaska pipeline is signed in Washington as Alaska and federal hurdles remain. Interior Secretary Morton says work lies ahead and final approval will take time. Alyeska optimistic oil can reach lower 48 by 1977 amid environmental scrutiny and land purchases for Valdez terminal.
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Washington
Alaska
Rogers C.B. Morton
Anchorage
E. L. Patton
Alyeska Pipeline Service Corp
Canada
Morton
Patton
Alyeska
Valdez
Prudhoe Bay
Nixon asks Congress to curb oil tax breaks and energy policy
President Nixon urges elimination of the 22 percent depletion allowance on foreign production and to cut the foreign tax credit for oil firms. He also flags a possible end to the intangible drilling cost deduction and pushes faster offshore leasing, energy research funding, and gas rationing legislation amid the energy crisis.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
U.S
Alaska
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
House
Ways and Means
Long
U S Considers Canada Wheat Imports to Secure Bread Supply
U S agriculture officials warn of shrinking wheat reserves by July 1 1973 down to about 183 million bushels the lowest since 1947 and potentially prompting grain imports from Canada while export demand remains high and bread price fears persist.
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Washington
Nixon
Canada
Agriculture Department
USDA
Carroll G. Brunthaver
Brunthauer
Libyan Premier vows to expand oil embargo against U.S.
Libyan Premier Jalloud vows to fight Sadat's plan to ease the Arab oil boycott of the United States. He threatens additional nationalization of American oil holdings and warns of serious results if oil consuming nations bloc against producers.
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Tripoli
Libya
Abdessalam Jalloud
Anwar Sadat
United States
Netherlands
Israel
Bunker-Hunt
Jalloud
Japan
Nixon
Washington
Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Suez Canal
Cairo
United Arab Emirates
Syria
Egypt
Meat Label Restrictions Tightened
Washington reports proposed Agriculture Department rules to bar words like pure all and 100 per cent on processed meat labels. Current labels mislead by allowing seasoning or additives. rules follow hot dog labeling crackdown after a lawsuit.评论
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Irvin Panel to Probe Hughes Gift in Watergate Hearings
The Senate Watergate committee plans next week to focus on a $100000 gift from Howard Hughes and a reversal by the Justice Department to allow Hughes to buy the Dunes hotel in Las Vegas. Witnesses may include C G Bebe Rebozo and possibly Herbert Kalmbach as probes resume after a two month pause.
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Irvin
Hughes
Washington
Howard R. Hughes
Justice Department
Las Vegas
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
C.G
Bebe
Rebozo
Dunes
Antitrust Division
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Richard G. Danner
Senate
Mitchell
Rufus Edmisten
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Dean Named Major Witness in Watergate Probe
Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III is listed as a major government witness in the special Watergate prosecutors case against former aide Dwight L. Chapin. Senate Leader Hugh Scott claims to have evidence he considers grounds for charging Dean with lying to the Senate Watergate committee.
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Dean
Washington
White House
John W. Dean III
Dwight L. Chapin
Senate
Hugh Scott
Henley Testifies In Houston Mass Murder Case
Elmer Wayne Henley, 17, was set to testify as the final witness at the pretrial hearing in the Texas mass murders case. He would recount statements made to authorities about the killings of 27 teenage youths in Houston.
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Houston, Tex
Elmer Wayne Henley
Texas
Henley
Weather Summary for Today and Friday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows near 30. Fair Friday with highs from 45 to 50.
Bits of news from today's Action Ads
A garage sale offers collectible glassware lead soldiers and a regulation pool table. A combination record player radio and TV is listed. A black and white female Dalmatian is missing with a reward. Walls and ceilings cleaning service needed. A baby bed car seat and bassinet are for sale.
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Suez
Sinai
Skylab
Ohio Plans Office
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Ohio
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Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
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State Department of Liquor Control
Richard E. Guggenheim
Houston
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