Oil Moving Again in Troubled Alaska Pipeline
In Alaska a major pipeline restart followed a third shutdown amid a spill and leak scare. Interior Department blamed human error after a front loader struck a valve, causing a three day stoppage and cracking incidents near Pump Station No 8. Alyeska reported pressure relief and restart as crews fought to contain oil losses and tundra contamination.
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Nursing Home Control Vote Moves Ahead In Texas
In Austin, Lt. Lagiss Lilats expected to push bills on nursing home regulation. Gov. Dalph Apiscoe backs giving the State Health Department authority to shut facilities for up to 10 days for danger. Bills aim to impose prison terms for abuses by workers and to centralize oversight under health authorities. House committee approved the measure for floor consideration after long debate.
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Bush's Son To Seek Seat In Congress
Midland Tex AP The son of former CIA director George H W Bush says he will run to replace retiring U S Rep George Mahon in Congress The candidate is a one year old Republican oil operator in Midland and chairman of Field Serves Inc The elder Bush also led the Republican Party
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Begin Carter Clash Over Talks Pace In Middle East
Washington sources report Prime Minister Begin and President Carter clashed on pace for peace talks. Begin pressed for a slower, more comprehensive plan, while Carter urged forward movement toward a two-state solution and Arab participation. Both sides praised progress but differed on how quickly to proceed.
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