Oil pipeline bill clears House heads for Senate approval
The House approved a bill to authorize an Alaska oil pipeline by 361 to 14, with Senate action expected today. The measure faces possible White House veto risk over regulatory powers, while Alaska gas reserves push urgency to start in March for a 1977 completion target.
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Israel withholds desert road control amid prisoner swap talks
Israel refuses to cede the Cairo Suez highway to U N peacekeepers until Egypt agrees to a prisoner exchange. Finnish UN troops block and Israeli forces clash briefly. Kissinger in Peking discusses U S guarantees for Israel and a potential peace treaty. Waldheim sends aides for on the ground assessment.
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Campaign Finance Law Fate Is Still Indefinite
In Columbus the campaign finance law fate remains uncertain as a six member conference committee plans a Wednesday session to reconcile Democratic and Republican proposals. Rep. Michael Del Bane notes Democrats will compromise on union spending limits, while Republicans demand member earmarking rights for unions, a central sticking point.
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Last Fling For Anne Mark Phillips Amid Wedding Prep
Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips danced to 3 a.m. at Buckingham Palace in a final pre wedding ball hosted by Queen Elizabeth II with about 1,500 guests. The event capped a week of royal wedding buildup as the couple prepare for Wednesday ceremony.
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Poland seeks Vatican ties in historic Vatican visit
Poland foreign minister Stefan Olszowski met Pope Paul VI for 50 minutes signaling potential formal Vatican relations. Officials in Warsaw call the visit historic as the Papacy considers its first diplomatic representative in the Soviet Bloc. In Ohio, the Public Utilities Commission expands a fuel priority list and hires a 10 member staff to process requests.
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Weather Outlook With Showers Into Friday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 40s. Clouds bring a chance of showers Wednesday with highs in the upper 60s. Warmer conditions and ongoing rain chances through Friday. Cooler by Saturday.
Schools Ask Fuel Priority in Rationing
The Ohio State Board of Education urged state and federal officials to give schools top priority in fuel allocation. It asked Dr. Martin W. Essex to cooperate with agencies in formulating energy usage policy for schools and pledged to mobilize schools to share in any crisis alongside other sectors.
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Nixon to Turn Over Tapes and Files to Federal Judge
President Nixon plans to hand over subpoenaed and unsubpoenaed Watergate tapes and personal diaries to a federal judge. He meets with Republican lawmakers and some Democrats as courts set deadlines and consider third party experts to assess potential tape tampering.
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Gulf Oil Charged In Illegal Campaign Donations
Gulf Oil Corp and vice president Claude C Wild Jr face charges for illegal 125000 contribution to Nixon reelection and 15000 to Wilbur Mills and 10000 to Henry Jackson. Braniff fined for 40000 donation. seven corporations implicated in illegal corporate contributions to Nixon. Senate Watergate probes also to hear about American Shipbuilding Co donations.
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Man Set Afire In Racial Attack Near Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale police report a white man and his black wife were abducted by a group of 11 black men who beat, bound, and doused Barfield with inflammable liquid, setting him on fire. She was also threatened but escaped harm and drove him to Holy Cross Hospital. authorities seek suspects and note the wife is reluctant to aid investigators.
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