Oil flows again in Alaska pipeline after repairs
In Dead Horse Alaska a leak from a truck struck section of the 800 mile Alaska pipeline was plugged with a wooden wedge. More than 200 barrels eight thousand four hundred gallons spilled and cleanup crews work to recover fuel. In Washington President Carter weighs Israeli views on a Middle East peace process as Prime Minister Begin proposes two front withdrawals in return for security guarantees. The two leaders differ on how quickly talks should start.
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Deadhorse
Alaska
Interior Department
Washington
Carter
Middle East
Menahem Begin
Israel
Begin
House ethics probe seeks independent chief investigator
The House ethics committee searches for a new chief investigator amid internal strife over the South Korean influence buying inquiry. The panel aims to determine if present or former members accepted gifts from Tongsun Park, and follows the resignation of chief counsel Philip A. Lacovara.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
House Ethics Committee
Tongsun Park
Philip A. Lacovara
House
Weather Outlook With Cooler Temps And Lake Level
Fair tonight and Thursday with cooler conditions. Lows in the 50s tonight, highs in the low 80s Thursday. Winds diminish tonight and from the west to northwest at 10 to 15 mph Thursday. Lake level normal 1340, today 1339.62.
Mother watches children drown as heat wave turns deadly
A Davenport mother of four watched her children drown in the Mississippi River seeking relief from extreme heat. Across St. Louis and neighboring states, the heat killed at least nine people in two days, while crops and livestock suffered and power use surged.
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Iowa
Mississippi River
Ruth Triplett
St. Louis
Lamar
Colo
Baltimore-Washington International
Maryland
Young D. Hance
Delaware
Virginia
Indiana
Gag order sought in Piper kidnaping case
A request for a gag order in the Virginia Piper kidnaping case will be argued Monday before U.S. District Judge Edward Devitt. Assistant U.S. Attorney Thor Anderson asked to bar attorneys and witnesses from talking to reporters to prevent a circus atmosphere around the trial of Donald Larson and Kenneth Callahan. The indictment stems from the 1972 kidnapping of Mrs. Piper, Crono, Minn., with a $1 million ransom paid by her husband.
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ST. Paul
Wis
Anderson
Hubbard County Board to discuss HRDC withdrawal at annual meeting
Four Hubbard County Commissioners plan to attend HRDC's annual meeting to seek support for a resolution calling for withdrawal from the five county planning agency. The move blames state interference for eroding local control and accuses RDCs of grant failures and staff unhelpfulness. The Beltrami County association had already withdrawn, with the Hubbard board the second of 26 to leave.
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Harvey Meyer
Park Rapids
Hubbard County
Headwaters Regional Development Commission
HRDC
Doug Cook
Five County Planning Agency
Mark Thomason
Dwayne Foster
Ken Qualley
Bemidji Holiday Inn
Winston Manlove
Regional Development Commissions
RDC
Minnesota
Cook
John Ostrom
Hubbard County Board
Beltrami County Township Officers Association
Bemidji School Board Sets Public Hearing on Parking Lots
Bemidji area school board schedules August hearing to gather input on parking at Bemidji Senior High, Junior High, and North Christian Youth Center lots. Proposals include permit parking 8 am to 3 45 pm, towing and tickets for violations, curbs for uniform parking.
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Harvey Meyer
Bemidji School Board
West Senior High
North Christian Youth Center
George Welte
Welte
Betty Rogers
E. 26Th St
Lou Wangberg
Mondale’s short pants gaffe dominates Carter White House day
Vice President Mondale faces jokes after wearing trousers too short to a West German embassy dinner. The day includes meetings with President Carter, staff briefings, a Cabinet session, and a return home with his family.
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Walter F. Mondale
United States
Mondale
White House
Cabinet
Carter
William
Secret Service
Oval Office
Roosevelt Room
South
Congress
Helmut) Schmidt
West Germany
Bob Strauss
Europe
Bemidji School Board Special Session Tonight
The Bemidji School Board meets at 7 30 p m in the Senior High Library to hear Citizens Task Force recommendations on facilities. The 46 member group reviewed the Ellerbe report and will present building plans for a new 7th 8th grade school a county road 26 elementary school a two section east lake Bemidji school a Horace May special education addition and Northern School lunchroom and handicapped facilities with total cost around 10 000 000.
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Schmoker
Welte
Bemidji
Boasters Club
Don Campbell
Harold Vogel
Hal Haluptzok
Delta Dental Plan
Minnesota
Citizens Advisory Committee
Bemidji School Board
Citizens Task Force
Enright
Ellerbe
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