Alaska pipeline battle begins with 10000 workers
McCarthy campaign shifts to Massachusetts as Alaska pipeline work surges toward Valdez. More than 16,000 workers will lay 101,850 steel pipe sections across terrain, testing valves near Fairbanks and preparing camps, with Alaska Airlines launching Pipeline Express flights.
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Alaska pipeline promises steady jobs amid controversy
Alaska expands pipeline plans with a new growth policy council led by Lt. Gov. Lowell Thomas Jr. as talks turn to a second line for North Slope gas. At Sheep Creek Camp 210 workers ready housing for 1,000 more, wages reach about 10.35 dollars per hour with overtime and meals provided.
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