Desert cache yields 1.6 million in cash tied to heiress murder
FBI reports $1,657,000 in cash recovered from a desert cache near a Phoenix area trailer park. The money, linked to the killing of Indianapolis heiress Marjorie Jackson, was counted for hours as authorities confirm it was part of the May robbery and arson at her Mooresville home. Pollitt and ex-husband Howard Willard led investigators to the site after her tip. A gun believed used in the murder was discarded in a river near Indianapolis.
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Advisers push Alcan route for Alaska gas pipeline
Washington advisers urged President Carter to reject any Alaska gas pipeline to the lower 48 if possible. If a line is needed, the Alcan route via Fairbanks and across Canada is favored, while other options face environmental concerns and delays. The Interior Department task force and CEQ ranked Alcan best among build options, with Arctic Gas least acceptable.
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Supreme Court ruling nears impact on Nebraska obscenity law
Lincoln officials and the Nebraska Civil Liberties Union debate the high court decision broadening state power over obscenity. Deputy Lancaster County Attorney Bob Gibson says it won t affect Nebraska control, while officials urge caution. The case questions whether states must exhaustively list sexual content deemed obscene, and if publication remains criminal prior to knowing constitutional protection.
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Copper strike across nations sparks hope for quick settlement
In Phoenix, UPI reports 34,000 workers across seven western states plus New Jersey and Maryland walked out as their contracts expired. Kennecott offers a wage and benefit rise, with unions urging more money. talks with Magma Copper continue.
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Carter upbeat after six months in office says he is satisfied
President Carter praises his Cabinet, Congress, and foreign policy efforts while noting media exaggerations about his accomplishments. He cites a high working relation with Congress and staff, and stresses pending tests in foreign policy and fiscal reform as challenges ahead.
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