Alaska Oil Pipeline Faces Wildlife and Legal Fights
Bob Considine profiles Angus Gavin a former Ducks Unlimited leader now guiding Alaska oil pipeline ecology efforts. He notes the Prudhoe Bay project, court battles with environmental groups, and plans to protect caribou and Dall sheep with monitored pipeline segments and patrols as the project stalls over legal challenges.
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Bob Considine
New York
Angus Gavin
Ducks
Mr. Gavin
Dorothy Kilgatlen
Bennett Cerf
John Daly
Gavin
Atlantic Richfield Oil Company
Atlantic Richfield
State of Alaska
North Slope
Arctic Ocean
Prudhoe Bay
Fairbanks
Alaska
Seward
Johnson
Andrew
Arctic
Valdez
Sierra Club
Friends of the Earth
The
Environmental Defense Fund
Cordova Fishermen's Association
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
U.S
Mid-East
Miami Beach
Palm Beach
Better Population Distribution Seen as Hope for City's Future
Louis Cassels reports a shift among experts toward fostering growth in medium sized urban regions rather than concentrating all growth in large cities. The concept, called functional economic areas, envisions a core city of 50 000 to 100 000 with satellite towns totaling 100 000 to 400 000, offering urban services while reducing congestion and pollution.
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Louis Cassels
United Press Lternateur
Nixon
National Commission On Population Growth
America
National Population Commission
Karl A. Fox
Iowa State University
Labor Crisis: Candidates Strike Shuts Down NH Primary
Washington shifted to a parody labor front as presidential hopefuls halted campaigning amid demands for funding and media access. Fort Wayne police reported a thunderstorm birth scene on U S 27 while Harold Stassen led AFL-CIO office-seekers in a pledge to stay off the stump until grievances are resolved. The delayed primary raised questions about the presidency and voter engagement, with observers noting voters waning interest in politics and shifting to other diversions.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
U. S. 27
Fort Wayne
Amalgamated Association of Office-Seekers
Afl-Cio
New Hampshire
White House
Coffin Lost in Hearse Incident Spurs Pre election Tension
A garbled report describes a hearse entering a garage for a flat tire, losing an empty coffin, and triggering pre election tensions in England. Police briefly hunted candidates after the incident as part of a disputed display involving lapel buttons bumper stickers and a write in campaign connected to Stassen and Truman era wage debates.
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Stassen
Bournemouth
England
UPI
Truman
Wage Stabiliza
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Considine
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Dick West
United States
Disney World
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Cara
Robert J. Sedenka
Edward A. Schlatter
Des Moines
Sioux City
American Hospital Association
National Association of Blue Shield
Cedar & Johnson County
Bert Vincent
Insurance
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