Pipeline demise saddens nation as utility halts crude line
Harold Froehlich called the decision by Northern Tier Pipeline Co to drop a 2.8 billion crude oil pipeline from Washington to Minnesota a sad day for America. Critics including Sen. Grassley Rep. Tauke and Reroute Crude Oil urged concerns over energy waste higher costs and national security. Froehlich led opposition from Minneapolis as advisor for the group opposed to the Koch Brothers project from Wood River Missouri to Pine Bend Minnesota.
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Pipeline project defeat sparks Midwest energy debate
Critics argue the Northern Tier plan would have created thousands of jobs and over 280 million dollars in wages while reducing reliance on Panama routes. Supporters warn the decision harms energy stability for the upper Midwest and national security.
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Budget panel rejects Reagan tax compromise
The Republican Senate Budget Committee approved a 13 4 blueprint calling for repeal of this year's income tax cut, boosting domestic spending by 11.3 billion and halving the Pentagon buildup. Five Republicans voted yes with hoped floor changes, while Domenici pledged to oppose tax hikes. The plan totals 268 billion in tax increases over five years and projects an 848.5 billion spending for the coming year with a 162.2 billion deficit.
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Three Soviet Diplomats Expelled For Espionage
The FBI said three Soviet officials were caught seeking classified U.S. military data and left the United States after invoking diplomatic immunity. Targets included a congresswoman aide and a double agent, with one official found removing eight rolls of film from a dead drop.
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Condemned killer Evans wins stay of execution in Alabama
Condemned murderer John Louis Evans III won a stay of execution as he received his last rites. U.S. District Judge Emmett Cox granted the stay hours after Justice Powell refused to block the execution. Alabama officials sought to proceed with the 12:01 a.m. CST electrocution.
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Democrats pick San Francisco for 1984 convention site
The Democratic National Committee chose San Francisco over Detroit Chicago New York and Washington for the 1984 national convention on a second ballot. San Francisco pledges 8.5 million for security and will hold the event July 16 to 20 at Moscone Center.
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