Alaska pipeline opens after nine years of planning
The 7.7 billion 800 mile trans Alaska pipeline began flowing oil from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez marking the end of costly construction. Initial flow aims for 1.2 million barrels daily as operators monitor the line for safety before transferring crude to tankers and seeking downstream buyers or alternative routes for high sulfur oil.
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Fairy tales help children endure and mature says Bettelheim
Professor Bruno Bettelheim, emeritus at the University of Chicago and a Stanford researcher, spoke at Southern Illinois University about the value of fairy tales. He argued tales like Cinderella teach resilience by showing heroes emerge transformed, warn against escapism into drugs or television, and contrast with adult soap operas.
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Fatal head-on crash near Red Lake claims Blackduck woman
Louise Brambrink 28 of Blackduck dies at the scene when her car veers left and hits another on Minnesota Highway 1 east of Red Lake Sunday at 7 30 a m. Phyllis Iceman 23 of Ponemah sustained serious injuries and is hospitalized in Grand Forks North Dakota. Funeral arrangements for Brambrink set for Wednesday at St Anne Catholic Church Blackduck. Brambrink survived by husband Paul three children and her parents with eight brothers and six sisters listed as survivors.
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Locust Grove camp killer case struggles toward solution
Mayes County District Attorney Sid Wise says the week long search for the killer of three Girl Scouts at Camp Scott has produced no solid suspects or murder weapon. Investigators have mostly finished work at the camp and are being assigned outside the area as the probe continues. The DA says the investigation is progressing and hopes for a resolution.
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Amin Missing After Weekend Assassination Attempt
Kenyan newspaper reports Ugandan President Idi Amin is missing after an alleged assassination attempt. Ugandan officials deny the claim while sources say gunmen struck near Entebbe. Authorities say there is no official word on Amin’s status.
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Supreme Court rules states not required to fund elective abortions
The Supreme Court ruling 6-3 says neither the Constitution nor federal law obliges states to pay for elective abortions when the mother's life is not at risk. The decision upholds that Pennsylvania and Connecticut refusals to fund abortions for poor women do not violate the Social Security Act or 14th Amendment protections. Justices Powell Burger White Rehnquist Stewart Stevens lead the majority. dissents by Marshall Brennan Blackmun. The ruling opens room for possible federal funding limits on abortion finance, but stops short of barring funding entirely.
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Bemidji School Board weighs Pleasant Valley closure
The Bemidji District 31 board meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m to consider closing Pleasant Valley Elementary as a 50 000 saving measure for 1977 78 and to review district cost data. They may also discuss an alternative learning center for troubled students and related costs.
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Pleasant Valley
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Plesant Valley
Minnesota State University Board
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Senate to Review Abortion, Busing Debates and Korea Troop Drawdown
Congress set to shape spending priorities this week as the Senate tackles abortion and busing debates. The Foreign Relations Committee will hear Adm Turner on Carter's plan to withdraw U S ground troops from Korea with a CIA report on gradual troop withdrawal.
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Bhutto Seeks Ties With U S Despite Meddling Claims
In Lahore Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto says he aims to open a new chapter in Pakistan-U S friendship while his party accuses Washington of interference in Pakistani politics. The dispute surfaces amid election tensions and recent protests.
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United States
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Begin Faces First Confidence Vote in Knesset
Menahem Begin faces a crucial confidence vote as he presents his 12 member cabinet in the Knesset. He plans a program outline and will visit Washington next month for a meeting with President Carter.
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