Agnew Begins Winding Up Affairs At White House
Spiro Agnew arrives at the Executive Office Building to start closing his vice presidency. He sorts his desk and works on a promised speech while facing civil tax questions and penalties related to his 1967 income taxes.
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Elliot L. Richardson
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Usul Everting
EPA estimates sewage treatment bill at 60.7 billion
The EPA reported states project 60.7 billion dollars to build required sewage treatment and waste water facilities through 1999. Nearly 60 percent of the rise since 1971 stems from clearer federal law defining eligible treatments and added categories. Train cautioned the figure is not necessarily a fair basis for fund allotments.
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Colorado blue spruce chosen as national Christmas tree
A Colorado blue spruce arrives to be planted at the Ellipse behind the White House to serve as the official national Christmas tree for years. It will stand at the center of the Ellipse, be decorated and lit during the Pageant of Peace, starting December 14, with yearly growth anticipated. Previously a fresh forest tree was felled and transported to Washington each year.
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White House
National Forest
Alaska oil pipeline talks near end in Congress
House and Senate negotiators expect final compromise on the TransAlaska pipeline bill by early next week with a potential week more for final approval. The plan grants right of way for the 789 mile line, keeps EPA act review elsewhere, and faces possible legal challenges. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. would build the project to move Arctic oil to Valdez for West Coast refineries.
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Cleared suspect faces jail in Tarantino murder case
Raymond Headspeth was found innocent of being the trigger man in the Bycasting champion John Tarantino murder, but Superior Court Judge Donald Constine urged parole authorities to keep him jailed. The judge cited evidence of parole violation and Headspeth's associations with robbers and dope peddlers as justification for revoking parole.
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