Pipeline delay seen as Alaska oil line to restart soon
The trans Alaska pipeline may resume in days after the Pump Station No 8 blast that killed technician Charles Lindsey. Alyeska CEO Edward Patton said start up depends on federal reviews but will be measured in days.
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Gazette switches to offset press for Family Focus
The Gazette announces a broad shift to offset printing, starting with Family Focus and extending to the entire paper within weeks. It notes improved picture quality, potential occasional muddy pages, tighter deadlines, and eventual full press conversion to enhance overall appearance.
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Martz Plays 24 Games At Once In Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin chess master William Martz staged a 24 board simultaneous display at Lindale Plaza Cedar Rapids sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Chess Club and the shopping center. He faced challengers Saturday answering questions between moves while spectators tested his skill and enjoyed the informal marathon.
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U.S Plans To Fight Soviet Phone Bugs
The Carter administration develops a top secret plan to protect U S government and private calls from foreign eavesdropping amid reports the NSA has monitored some domestic long distance calls. The plan may include coding devices, scramblers for microwave links, or buried cable systems.
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Governors Tell Carter Energy Plan Is Wrong
Governors from across the nation told President Carter that the federal approach overemphasizes conservation and underemphasizes new energy resources. Carter said the governors offered good advice after a three hour conference.
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McDonald’s Halts Glasses to Go Over Lead Tests
Health tests in Massachusetts found exterior decals on McDonald’s glasses potentially hazardous due to lead. Massachusetts officials say tests show high lead content while McDonald’s disputes results and suspends sales and distribution. FDA testing underway with initial results expected soon. Local managers report no immediate lead concerns and a return to shelves possible after legal clarifications.
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Creative preschool painters brighten Cedar Rapids scene
A group of preschool youngsters in Cedar Rapids use water to paint everything in sight and explore creativity, as described in the Report Card on page 12A. The piece highlights how art fosters imagination in early childhood within a local General News feature.
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