Atlantis search team plans Friday reveal off Cadiz coast
A 70 member American expedition sponsored by Pepperdine University reports they may detail evidence of Atlantis this Friday off southwest Spain near Cadiz. Lead figures claim the find could redefine anthropology and underwater science with forthcoming underwater photos and geological, archaeological, and psychological analyses.
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Spain
UFJ
Atlantis
Maxine Asher
Atlantic Ocean
Jesus
Asher
Pepperdine University of California
Beer shortages hit Soviet cities including Tula
In Tula and other Soviet regions such as Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan, beer supplies collapsed as Tulskaya Pivo vanished from shelves. A Komsomolskaya Pravda report cites factory breakdowns and missing pasteurization, leaving hundreds of thousands unable to drink beer.
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UPI
Tulskaya Pivo
Soviet Union
Tula
Azerbaijan
Khirghizia
Uzbekistan
Communist Party
Komsomolskya Pravda
Leningrad
Lvov
Y. 1. Schtukin
House Blocks Quick Action on Alaska Pipeline Bill
In Washington, UPI reports lawmakers failed to move a proposed 78 mile Alaska oil pipeline. Representative John F. Seiberling blocked House Interior Committee action, prompting a rescheduled meeting Friday amid warnings of economic loss from delaying US oil imports.
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UPI
Alaska
House
Senate
John F. Seiberling
Ohio
House Interior Committee
Craig Hosmer
United States
Seiberling
Interior Committee
Privacy rights probe started
Senator Henry M. Jackson announced a Senate Investigations subcommittee inquiry into the right of privacy in the United States. He cited President Nixon’s taped conversations as a shocking example and said the issue, tied to civil liberties, warrants immediate staff work and a full factual look.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
Senate
United States
Washington Democrat
Nixon
Jackson
Agnew Casts Tie Breaker In Alaska Pipeline Vote
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew cast the second tie breaking vote of his career to defeat a motion to reconsider a 49 49 tie on exempting the Alaska pipeline from Environmental Protection Act provisions. The 50 to 49 decision kept the amendment in the bill amid prior 43 46 tally.
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Washington
UPI
Spiru T. Agnew
Agnew
FTC seeks breakup of oil company refinery operations
The FTC plans major divestiture of refinery operations to settle its antitrust suit against the eight largest oil companies. Divestiture plus connecting pipelines is being considered to add viable refinery capacity. The complaint accuses the firms of monopolizing production and marketing, contributing to higher gasoline prices and a shortage. The agencies foresee no injunction to halt practices and cite multi billion in sales among the eight firms.
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FTC
Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
James T. Halverson
Bureau of Competition
Halverson
Ifale
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