Oil pipeline route still undecided says Morton
Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton says his mind is wide open on the proposed trans Alaska oil pipeline and would consider an alternate Canada to Midwest route if an applicant exists He plans to discuss the nine volume environmental impact statement with Nixon staff before a final decision and expects to recommend action within weeks.
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Washington
Rogers C.B. Morton
Canada
Midwest
Alaska
Morton
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Interior Department
McGovern Plan Advances With Grassroots Strategy
The McGovern campaign sticks to its grass roots plan with primaries at the core. In New Hampshire he surpassed expectations with a 7.1 percent showing and five McGovern delegates. Wisconsin looms as a major test as the organization seeks to outpace Muskie rivals and position McGovern as the liberal wing leader while aiming for a top three finish.
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Denver
Gary Hart
George McGovern
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Hart
Yale Law School
Muskie
New York
John V. Lindsay
Composed Document Praised As Well Organized
A speaker described the document as very well organized and coherent, noting its clarity and structure. The comment emphasized careful arrangement and accessibility for readers.
Welfare Auditing Teams Move In to Purge Welfare Roles
Special audit teams from the state Welfare Department moved into Lebanon Berks and Westmoreland counties to purge ineligible recipients. About 9 200 cases of aid to families with dependent children and general assistance will be reviewed in upcoming rounds. Audits already completed in Butler Chester Lehigh and York were the first targets of Operation SWEEP, with an estimated annual saving of 741 000 dollars.
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State Welfare Department
Lebanon
Berks
Westmoreland
General Lee
Rouer and Caneer
Philadelphia
Butler
Chester
Lehigh
York
Hannibal Keeps Goat Milk Flowing As Goat Rule Bends
In Hannibal Missouri city rules force two goats Rosebud and Tagalong from Joe Fair and family. The deadline was extended after Fair cited medical need for goat milk to treat stomach ailments. Officials arranged for nearby farmers and neighbors to supply milk to the Fairs while legality is resolved.
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Hannibal, Mo
Hannibal
Joe Fair
Fair
Henry Glascock
Vigorito challenges value-added tax at hearings
Erie Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito told the Joint House and Senate Economic Committee that a nationwide value-added tax would fuel inflation and unemployment and be highly regressive. He noted widening income disparity from 1949 to 1969 and said the poorest fifth bears a heavier tax burden than the rich due to sales and property taxes. The hearings, led by Senator William Proxmire, weighed VAT against other tax options and their social impact.
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Joseph P. Vigorito
Erie
Joint
House and
Senate Economic Committee
Vigorito
Vigorita
William Proxmire
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