States to Shape Energy Policy Via Local Input
President Carter said he will give state and local officials a major voice in key energy issues including oil exploration, power and emergency operations. An energy conference with 43 arenas was announced, aiming to avoid unilateral decisions in Washington. White House energy chief James Schlesinger noted the event eased fears of regional splits though tensions remained between the administration and governors over policy direction.
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Campaigns and policy split across church schism and energy talk
A controversy over Marcel Letebre and the Society of St Pius X centers on a new American church in Dickinson Texas as excommunications ripple. Separate reports chronicle a Harvard Business Review survey on consumer dissatisfaction and a Planned Parenthood fund to expand abortions amid court limits.
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Harvard Business Review
Justice Fund
New York
Planned Parenthood Federation of American
Supreme Court
Oil blast at Alaska pump station sparks fatal blast
Workers at the Alyeska pipeline pump house in Fairbanks report an electrical valve failure that released oil, ignited flames, and blew the building into the air killing Charles Lindsey. Patton cites possible human error while others blame a malfunction. Five workers injured as oil flowed along the line and fire suppression failed to halt the blaze.
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Blaine
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Anchorage
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Bill Pender
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Senate Menu Perks Raise Tourists’ Lunch Costs
Washington reporters and tourists pay different prices for identical meals in the Senate restaurant. Tourists face higher charges on several items such as hot fudge sundaes and bacon lettuce tomato sandwiches. Reporters dine with the senators’ private menu, paying lower prices, sparking debate over perquisites and press access.
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Obey
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Kuwaiti Hijacked Jet Leaves for Aden After Holdout
A Kuwait Airways jet carrying six Palestinian extremists and three Arab officials fled to Aden South Yemen after long negotiations. The plane released 27 held passengers earlier, then flew 1200 miles toward South Yemen in high heat with Kuwaiti authorities and Palestinian negotiators aboard.
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Two-Headed Turtle Emily Dies in Minnesota
Emily the two headed snapping turtle died Thursday night as her neck formed in the shed. Dela Chetery said Emily was healthy until the neck issue arose and she passed Friday. She would have turned four on September 15. Her remains are preserved in Chalberg's refrigerator and may be displayed again.
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