House Votes Pipeline Bill to Clear Alaska Route
The House approved legislation to clear a 789 mile Alaska oil pipeline route and sent it to the Senate for final action. The vote followed a push to strip an FTC amendment and preserve a federal right of way for the project amid energy crisis plans.
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Israelis Remove U N Roadblock on Cairo Suez Highway
Israeli forces dismantled a U N roadblock on the Cairo Suez highway after U N troops refused to remove it despite Israeli requests to reopen the route. The six point Egyptian Israeli agreement faced snags over prisoner exchange and corridor operations as officials eyed Geneva talks.
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Nixon Says He Will Supply More Watergate Recordings
Nixon sought to clear questions by offering to provide additional tapes and dictation reels. He said two conversations with Dean and a 1972 Mitchell call may not exist in the White House system, and proposed an independent expert examine tapes for alterations while sharing three extra reels with the court. He spoke at a Republican breakfast and plans further sessions with GOP and some Democratic lawmakers.
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Court declines to hear death penalty guideline appeal
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear an appeal from a New York state inmate seeking clearer constitutional guidelines for capital punishment. The ruling leaves unresolved debates over mandatory versus discretionary death penalty procedures and potential state reforms amid ongoing national disagreement on capital punishment.
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Chuckle On a Topsy Turvy Play Night
A playful snippet recalls a chaotic game moment as players hesitate and improvise. The scene hints at a misplayed line and a fan’s amused reaction, capturing a lighthearted crowd mood amid odd oncourt twists.
Dow declines as market weighs shortages impact
New York stock market prices fell sharply as brokers and investors assessed shortages on the economy. The Dow Jones average at 2 pm stood at 890.46, down 17.98 points from Friday’s close amid a steep daily drop in years.
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Stringbean Murder Shocks Nashville Fans
Nashville police report country star Stringbean and his wife were killed in a burglary aimed at stealing cash. $6,700 found on Stringbean, $4,800 in his overalls and $220 in a wallet recovered. Investigators say Stringbean was shot after opening the door, while Mrs. Akeman was found at a driveway edge. A longtime associate recalls Stringbean and his wife returning home from a trip. police describe a theft gone wrong with the crime possibly staged as a burglary.
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Kissinger and Mao Meet Again in China Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger conferred with Mao Zedong for about two hours and 45 minutes at the Chinese leader's residence. Reporters noted a possible joint communique and discussed U.S. troop withdrawal from Taiwan.
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Blacks Abduct Couple and Burn Husband in Racial Incident
In Fort Lauderdale a white man and his wife were abducted by two black assailants who forced them into an apartment, bound the husband, doused him with liquid and set him on fire. The wife was assaulted and the couple later escaped. the husband sustained severe burns and was hospitalized. Police said the attack appeared racially motivated.
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