Pipeline era ends six year battle over Alaska to Minnesota pipeline
Washington Governor rejected Northern Tier's permit to build a cross country pipeline from Port Angeles to Clearbrook. The project would have moved Alaska crude to the Midwest via an east west route, reducing tanker reliance and transportation costs. Officials warn of increased dependence on foreign oil and higher Midwest fuel costs without the pipeline.
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Budget battles shape 1984 plan with tax and defense shifts
The budget outlook dims to 123.2 billion in 1988 with a 5 percent Pentagon rise and 11.3 billion more for domestic programs. Democrats back higher taxes and defense cuts, while Republicans resist. House advances a nuclear freeze push amid party friction and a plan to delay a Senate recess.
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Reagan
House
Senate Committee
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Congress
Domenici
Senate
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Soviet spy probes wrap up with no link to Osborne expulsion
FBI officials said three abortive Soviet espionage attempts in the United States are closed with no connection to the expulsion of Richard Osborne, the U.S. Embassy’s first secretary in Moscow. Zimmerman and Mikheyev meetings involved classified material, and Mikheyev’s ties to a Moscow center were noted.
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Richard Osborne
U.S
Moscow
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Osborne
Roger Young
FBI
Young
Zimmerman
Washington
Mikheyev
United States
Snowe
U.S.A
Canada Studies
Barmyantsev
Evans given deferral as Alabama court weighs stay
Alabama inmate Evans faces possible execution after Powell denied a stay with six justices in concurrence. Evans could become the first Alabama execution in 18 years if no stay is granted. Gov. Wallace remains unmoved on clemency, while Evans orders a final steak and shrimp meal.
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Alabama Supreme Court
Evans
Alabama
America
Supreme Court
Powell
Wallace
Kenneth Wallis
San Francisco Wins 1984 Democratic Convention Bid
Manatt stated Detroit and Chicago lobbied hard for the convention while noting his preference for California. San Francisco led first balloting but faced concerns over police staffing for potential demonstrations as the West hosts the generation’s gathering.
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Coleman Young
Detroit
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Harold Washington
California
West
Reagan
San Francisco
District of Columbia
New York
Today’s on the Twentieth Century at Washington High
A school musical performance titled On the Twentieth Century plays at 7 30 p m in the Washington High School Auditorium. Tickets cost 3 for adults and reduced rates for students and seniors.
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