Gulf Oil Faces Possible Justice Dept Antitrust Probe
The Justice Department may probe Gulf Oil Corp for joining an international uranium price fixing cartel. House subcommittee hearings reveal Gulf's Canadian subsidiary participated, with testimony on whether U.S. antitrust laws were violated as the embargo on imported uranium nears full repeal in 1978.
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Justice Department
Gulf Oil Corp
U.S
Gulf
L.T. Gregg
Gulf Minerals Canada
House to Reconsider Federal Abortion Funding Role
The House moves to reexamine federal funding of abortions while voting 225 to 157 to bar federal funds for busing in desegregation merges. The $61.3 billion Labor HEW bill faces amendments on abortion affirmative action and other social issues with Carter backing the measure despite some program opposition.
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Washington
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Departments of Labor and
HEW
Ronald Motts
Dohio
Senate Won’t Back Carter Korean Pullout Plan
The Senate voted 64 to 21 against endorsing President Carter’s plan to withdraw U S ground troops from South Korea and 79 to 15 to require joint presidential and congressional approval for any pullout. Senators warned the move could invite a North Korean invasion and upset regional stability while Carter defended a phased four to five year withdrawal and kept air and naval forces ready. The debate also touched on Cuba aid restrictions and Vietnam reparations as McGovern dropped an amendment to allow Cuba to buy U S medical supplies and farm products.
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Senate
Carter
U.S
South Korea
Cuba
Vietnam
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Korea
Congress
Robert Byrd
Howard Baker
Baker
North Korea
South
United States
Asia
George McGovern
D-S.d
Ohio Senate Budget Bump Raises Two-Year Finance Bill
The Senate Finance Committee backed a record two year state budget with about 103 million more than House approval, 8 3 along party lines. The measure totals roughly 11.8 billion in current dollars and 14.5 billion with other outlays, and heads to the Senate floor next week.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
James A. Priori
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Transporta
General Starry faces discipline over warning of US war role
Washington AP Pentagon officials declined to specify consequences for Lt Gen Donn Starry the senior Army general under discipline for an unauthorized warning that the United States might enter a Soviet China war Starry a 52 year old West Point graduate was to meet privately with Army Secretary Clifford Alexander and Army Chief of Staff Gen Bernard Rogers after his remarks in Germany he had not submitted the speech for pre review and a Pentagon spokesman said it should have been cleared The Pentagon later reminded commands to avoid conflicting with defense policy Starry prepared to return to the United States for a vacation before taking command of the Army Training and Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe Virginia He had said in Germany that the Soviet Union and China would likely wage a major war in the students lifetimes and that the US would likely become involved once one side seemed about to win and control Eurasia
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Pentagon
United States
Starry
West Point
Army
Clifford Alexander
Bernard Rogers
Germany
Thomas Ross
Military of Defense
5Th Corps
Headquarters Officers’ Club
Army Training and Doctrine Command
Ft. Monroe
Soviet Union
China
Young Graduate Kimberly Clark Booed at Ohio Graduation
In Columbus Kimberly Clark, 15, received her diploma from Hamilton Township High amid controversy after suing the school board over early participation. A police guard stood by as boos rang out. the teen, set to study piano and clarinet at Ohio University, plans to graduate in three years.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kimberly Clark
Hamilton Township
Common Pleas Court
G.W. Fais
Kimberly
Clark
Franklin County
George C. Smith
Ohio University
Nazis plan July 4 parade in Skokie Illinois
Sol Goldstein Holocaust survivor says a Supreme Court ruling allowing a Nazi march in Skokie protects hatred not free speech. The National Socialist Party of America plans a nationwide turnout for a July 4 parade and a white supremacy rally in Skokie, Chicago suburb.
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Skokie
Ill
Sol Goldstein
Supreme Court
Goldstein
Chicago
National Socialist Party of America
Frank Collin
National Socialist Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Free
Athens Jaycees win variances for Elliott Street high-rise
The Athens Jaycees obtained city zoning variances Thursday to build a senior citizen high rise on Elliott Street. A spokesman indicated funding will be south.
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Athens Jaycees
Elliott Street
New Downtown Design for Athens Shopping Complex
A proposed downtown Athens project envisions a new shopping complex in the Court and College Streets alleyways. Architects plan to pave alleys, create courtyards, and open backs of Court Street shops. Page 3.
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Athens
Court
College Streets
Court Street
Weekend Forecast With Showers Possible In Heat
Variable cloudiness returns with warm humid air through Saturday and a 40 percent chance of showers or thundershowers mainly after noon. Tonight lows near 70 and Saturday highs reach mid to upper 80s.
Arctic road to Prudhoe Bay sparks debate on use and risk
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. built a 367 mile haul road to Prudhoe Bay opening Alaska’s Arctic corridor to tourism and potential security concerns. State officials and environmentalists clash over tolls and impact while Alyeska delays turning over control, seeking lead time for planning. Tours require prearrangement. unescorted access is barred.
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Alaska
United States
Arctic
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Yukon River
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Ocean
Alyeska
W.J. Darch
Robert LeResche
Jay Hammond
LeResche
Jim Kowalsky
Friends of the Earth
Darch
Valdez
Texas
Arctic Circle
Brooks Range
Prudhoe
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Albert Gore Jr
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Duke Power Co
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Lori Elliott
Charlie Gambill
Lake Snowden
Messenger
Bob Wilson
Lori
Diane Elliott
Albany
Charlie
Kenneth Gambill
New Marshfield
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Donn Starry
Harvey Schwarz
David Hamlin
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