Pipe rupture spills crude oil near Gully
A 26 inch steel pipeline ruptured early Tuesday spilling about 210000 gallons of crude oil near Gully. Lakehead Pipeline Company officials say the break is under investigation and crews will pump the oil back into the line after cleanup. The spill occurred in a low area along Hwy 92 northwest of Gully and officials expect minimal environmental damage.
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Lakehead Pipeline Company
Lakehead
Hwy 92
Jay Griggs
Thief River Falls
Bemidji
Superior
Wis
Ray Piper
Bemidji Lakehead
Canadian
Lee Whittington
Space center shows zero gravity welding possible in space
Skylab tests confirm astronauts can assemble large structures in space with welding and brazing performed effectively in weightlessness. Officials say there is no problem building large space structures and joining tubing in zero gravity.
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Space Center, Houston
Skylab
Jack H. Waite
Earth
Weather Outlook and Aid Commentary
The Harpings statement frames foreign aid as fostering global integration. Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy and cool today with mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Highs near 60s to 70s, lows mid 40s to low 50s, and a 20 to 40 percent chance of showers or a thunderstorm.
Chile Under Military Rule Faces Street Protests After Allende Death
The Associated Press reports Chile’s new military rulers facing opposition in Santiago with pockets of sniper fire as tanks and troops secure the capital. Allende died by his own action amid a coup that ousted him and halted most communications, with widespread arrests of leftists and a call for foreigners to report to police.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Santiago
Argentina
Valparaiso
Uruguay
Brazil
Watergate panel sets closed session on spying and funding
The Senate Watergate committee will meet in a closed session to hear staff reports on political spying and 1972 campaign financing. The probe could shape remaining inquiries while Republicans push to curb hearings and avoid TV coverage.
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Congressional
House Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Kissinger Confirmation Delayed By Wiretap Probe
The Kissinger confirmation hearing recessed as a two man subcommittee prepares a report on FBI wiretap summaries covering 1969 to 1971. Senators Sparkman and Case expect a closed session Thursday, with further questioning and witnesses on Friday before a full committee vote next week.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Sens
John Sparkman
Dala
Clifford P. Case
Rn.j
FBI
Sparkman
Newsmen
Kissinger
John N. Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
White House
Case
Beltrami County hears Alsop retirement and budget plan
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners approved the 1974 budget with total levies around last year’s level and received reports from County Engineer John Kemp. Auditor Wayne Alsop announced plans to retire May 1 1974 while agreeing to serve as special deputy to aid a smooth transition to Ted Tower as auditor.
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Beltrami County
Virginia Wickstrom
Langer Township
John Kemp
Wayne Alsop
Beltrami
County Board of Commissioners
County Board of
Ted Tower
Tower
Alsop
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