Gas pipeline rate hikes blamed on deregulation study
The Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition says 16 large interstate pipelines raise costs by 20 percent, adding 2.3 billion to bills across 26 states and the District of Columbia over six months. They cite purchased gas adjustments and price controls as drivers.
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Iowa
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Palme and Socialists Win Sweden Election Victory
Former Prime Minister Olof Palme leads the Social Democrats to a parliamentary majority with 166 seats and ally 20 for Communists, toppling the six year non socialist government led by Thorbjorn Falldin. Palme vows to form a cabinet as Falldin plans resignation.
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Prince Philip event canceled over California Club ban
Prince Philip's visit to Los Angeles was marked by a canceled party at the California Club after organizers cited the club's all male policy and lack of minority members. Santa Anita Racetrack president Robert Strub announced the decision citing pressure from British officials and the International Equestrian Federation.
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Irwin Again Heads for Ararat in Ark Search
Former astronaut James Irwin travels by car toward Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey for a second ark search. He previously spent three weeks in late August seeking the Ark and was injured, accompanied by his wife son two archaeologists and a fellow Christian fundamentalist.
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Maryland woman ends pregnancy amid court bid to block
Bonnie Ann Fritz, 20, of Boonsboro terminated a two month pregnancy despite estranged husband Chris Fritz’s bid to stop it via court injunctions. Courts vacated and reinstated injunctions over two days as appeals judges weighed mootness and timing.
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Defector's Parents Seek Answers After Army Defection
Norval and Kathleen White speak of a 20 year old Army private who defected to North Korea on August 28. They say he has lost credibility with the government and themselves but still want him home. The Army investigation found he crossed the DMZ voluntarily and called for help as he moved toward North Korea.
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Ruling halts distribution of sex book for children
St. Martin's Press said it stopped distribution of the controversial picture book after a U S Supreme Court ruling on New York child pornography law. Publisher Thomas McCormick warned the decision exposes the book and retailers to criminal charges in about 20 states. The English edition has sold 70 000 hardback and 75 000 paperback copies since 1975.
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Marcos says Imelda will not be successor in 1987 bid
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos told NBC Meet the Press that his wife Imelda will not succeed him. He noted she may help his successor and that he plans to ask his party to find a new candidate, though an emergency or party pressure could alter that decision.
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Schmidt warns of shifts in West German policy if ousted
Chancellor Helmut Schmidt warned at a Social Democratic meeting that a CDU victory could lead to a softer stance toward U.S. policy and a harsher anti Soviet line under Reagan. A CDU shift might reduce critical assessment of U.S. positions at Geneva disarmament talks, a party spokesman said. Reporters were barred from the meeting.
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Grace lies in state as Monaco mourns Princess Grace
Crowds fill Monaco cathedral to view Princess Grace’s coffin before final burial in the royal crypt. Prince Rainier, aged 59, mourns openly and asks to be buried beside her, influencing the planned rites as church officials explain coffin placement adjustments.
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Banks resist French plan for 4 billion dollar franc loan
U S banks hesitate to join a 200 bank consortium formed by Societe Generale to supply an emergency 4 billion dollar loan to prop up the French franc. Swiss and West German banks also showed reluctance to participate.
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UPI
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France
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Body found in field in Findlay in post office killing
A badly decomposed body with multiple wounds was found in a soybean field near Findlay. Betty Jane Mottinger, the abducted Elgin Post Office postmistress, disappeared Aug. 9 after a robbery and was identified by autopsy. A man and his wife reported the body after being guided by a hypnotized searcher.
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Ohio
Hancock County
Byron Boutwell
Betty Jane Mottinger
Elgin
Boutwell
Bus Drivers Ratify 32 Month Contract to End Strike
Bus drivers for the Southern California Rapid Transit District approved a 32 month contract ending a five day strike. The pact passed 1,839 to 347 with four voided ballots, ensuring service for 600,000 commuters starting Monday.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Federal judge allows Watergate damage suit against Nixon ally
Ten years after Watergate the federal judge lets the Democratic Party pursue its $3 million damage suit and adds Maurice Stans Nixon campaign fund-raiser as a defendant.
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Richard Nixon
Maurice Stans
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