Proposal seeks to bill customers for Alaska pipeline costs
A 31 page White House submission from sponsors asks federal law changes to raise 30 billion for the Alaska pipeline. It envisions North Slope gas producers partially owning the project and allowing customers to pay interest on construction loans through gas rates before any gas is delivered.
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Housing values soar as 1979 survey shows price gains far outpace income
The 1979 Annual Housing Survey notes owner occupied single family homes valued at 47 100 up 95 since 1973 while median family income for homeowners rose 59 to 19 400. Gross rent climbed to 217 monthly, utilities included, as mortgage and tax costs rose. Home ownership increased to 51.4 million units yet affordability remains debated.
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Reagan accuses Democrats of sabotaging budget changes
President Reagan charged House Democratic leaders with parliamentary shenanigans to derail his economic program and block real spending cuts. He urged the public to protest backroom politics as Gramm Latta II would add 5.2 billion in cuts next year and over 20 billion over three years.
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Fibers tie man to slayings in Atlanta case
Fibers and dog hairs linking Wayne Williams to Nathaniel Cater's death echo on at least 15 other slayings in Atlanta. District Attorney says Cater's death resembles the prior cases, with a preliminary hearing noting no significant fiber differences between Cater's body and Williams' home materials. FBI notes confirm similar trace evidence on several victims.
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Iran accuses Bani-Sadr of CIA ties amid Mahabad clashes
Iran's ruling clerics charge exiled president Abolhassan Bani-Sadr with CIA contacts and plotting to free hostages. Violence in Mahabad kills multiple, with six to eight dead and many wounded as security arrests rise.
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Plane crash kills three at Los Angeles department store
A midair collision over a shopping center sent one plane into the May Co. store roof killing the pilot and two bystanders. The second plane landed safely at Van Nuys Airport. Coroners removed three bodies as 1,000 people were evacuated.
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