New Alaska Oil Dilemma Shapes U S Energy Path
Nine years after Prudhoe Bay’s discovery oil now flows through the trans Alaska pipeline and the nation faces a glut. At 1.2 million barrels daily the flow outstrips West Coast refinery demand and no West Coast to Midwest link exists. Temporary fixes include selling Alaska crude to Japan, shipping by tanker to Gulf Coast, or halting Elk Hills reserves. Each option carries political, environmental, or strategic costs. A Midland Long Beach line could divert Alaska crude to Midwest networks but faces Long Beach opposition over pollution. Exxon’s withdrawal from the Long Beach plan highlights regulatory hurdles.
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California
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Exxon
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Barre
Redeemer Lutherans Build Church in Baytown Area
July 44 1957 notes from The Baytown Sun recount Redeemer Lutheran Church planning an 80000 structure on host Lobit land and selling its former North Pruett West Sterting site to Grace Methodist. Mentions Trinity Episcopal funeral for Paul Carson Alleman and Baytown area gas and power rate talk.
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Baytown Sun
Trinity Episcopal Church
Paul Carson Alleman
A Paul Alleman
Goose Creek
Tax Equalization Board
Ren Wilson
Redeemer Lutheran Church
North Pruett
West Sterting
Grace Methodist Church
A. E. Weatherly Buegics
Stewart Sheights Dapist Church
The Baptoton Sun front matter and staff listing
The Baytown newspaper page lists staff roles including publisher, executive editor, managing editors, and advertising department heads. Postwar era details show dates 1950 to 1974 with agency notices, Associated Press affiliation, and general publication notes throughout the issue.
Harris County Cajuns Mark Bastille Day Visit
A fragmented travelogue traces Bastille Day celebrations by Harris County Cajuns, a French tour of Lyon and Paris, drought mentions, street scenes, and a humorous hotel dining note, ending with a quip about melon pricing in France and Texas. The author describes drought in France, sights in Lyon and Paris, and a souvenir of Parisian life.
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Harris County
Paris
Eiffel Tower
London
Texas
Consumer Moves Biggest Economic Guessing Game
NEW YORK AP The biggest guessing game in economics today centers on what consumers will do in the coming months. Analysts differ on whether consumer buying will advance or slow, affecting business investment and overall growth. Citibank and Chase offer divergent views, with savings rates and debt levels cited as key variables shaping the forecast for 1977 and beyond.
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New York
America
Citibank
Economic Week
Chase
Goldman Sachs
Securities Run
Today in History July 14 1779 Bastille storm begins French Revolution
Today in history notes key events on July 14 across centuries. Paris residents stormed the Bastille in 1789, marking the start of the French Revolution, while Congress passed the Sedition Act in 1798, and regional coups and political actions followed in subsequent decades.
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Congress
Iraq
Faisal 11
Baghdad
Chicago
Fitchard Speck
Richard Nixon
United Nations General Assembly
Istella Halthe
Jerusalem
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Milk Intolerance Affects Many Adults Says Health Writer
Dear Dr Lamb outlines lactose intolerance caused by lactase enzyme loss, noting over 50 million Americans affected and that symptoms can begin with small milk amounts. It describes how milk sugar lactose is not split, leading to diarrhea and cramps, and mentions products like Lacl-Aid and yogurt limitations.
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DR. Lamb
SugarLa Company
Washington Report on Kickbacks in Nursing Homes
JACK ANDERSON and ADLES WHITTEN report a Senate Aging Committee confidential study showing nursing homes receiving Medicaid funds pay kickbacks to doctors, pharmacists, laboratories, and vendors. Kickbacks include cash, free drugs, salaries, stock, advertising, and lavish gifts. 90 percent of Florida druggists questioned acknowledge widespread practice. Prosecutions are rare. lawmakers urge felony charges and federal crackdown. Also covered is FDA efforts to relax ice cream ingredients to lower costs, with White House and industry figures cited and potential milk price impact debated.
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Jack Anderson
Adles Whitten
Mae Uen
Conline
Senate Committee On Aging
Hawaii
Europe
Hase NT Ra
Florida
California
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Frank Church
Idaho
Food and Drug Administration
America
Peter Hull
Hutt
International Association of the Cream Manufacturers
Tere
Carlee
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Washington sets health and sanitation standards for the army
July 14 1775 record notes General Washington establishing health and sanitation measures for Continental Army troops, aiming to improve camp conditions and reduce disease while preparing for ongoing military actions.
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Arm E
Garant
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