Excess oil to be diverted via Alaskan pipeline plan
The Federal Energy Administration says Alaska Pipeline crude will flow to supply other parts of the nation as early as next year. Projected to reach 1.2 million barrels daily by 1978, with varying refinery needs and environmental considerations shaping terminal locations and pricing under a new formula. The first oil is slated to flow through the pipeline in August.
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Liddy seeks clemency in Watergate case
Mrs. Liddy and family handed a 7000 name clemency petition to Pardon Attorney Lawrence Traylor. She argued the 71 year sentence is unfair and he would likely do the same if given the chance. Traylor noted disparity of sentences as a factor but gave no timeline.
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Death penalty troubles court
Washington based report notes the Supreme Court grapples with capital punishment as an appeal from Texas man Robert Excell White seeks a stay of his December 10 execution. White’s codefendant Jami Livingston also faces a December 1 date and asks Justice Powell for a stay. The piece suggests death penalty appeals may rise unless a shift occurs among pivotal justices. About 400 inmates are on death rows nationwide.
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Frost summer home listed on National Register
The Franconia New Hampshire retreat of poet Robert Frost is placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The listing protects the house from demolition and designates it as a historic site per official statements.
KCIA official seeks U.S. asylum amid influence allegations
U.S. reports say Sang Keun Kim, a senior KCIA member and contact for Tongsun Park, seeks political asylum to avoid responsibility for alleged payments to about 70 U.S. congressmen. Seoul recalls Maj. Gen. Yung Hwan Kim and possibly the KCIA deputy Sang Keun Kim, while Park has left the United States.
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Steel price hike cited by White House agency
The White House monitors inflation says the steel industry raised prices for flat rolled products by six cents per pound effective today. Acting Council of Wage and Price Stability director William Lilley reports layoffs and furnace shutdowns amid weakening demand. A council spokesman calls the interim study explosive and notes mixed reactions from steel executives and Carter aides.
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Ford Meets With Five New Ambassadors
President Ford, on a light schedule, met with five new ambassadors to the United States on Tuesday and then stayed secluded in the White House. He had no public appearances scheduled for the day as the calendar remained clear in the afternoon and evening. A small group of reporters photographers and TV crews circulated during the Oval Office meetings.
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