Carter signs conservation bill protecting Alaska wilderness
President Carter signs into law a landmark conservation bill protecting more than 100 million acres of Alaska wilderness. He appeals in the White House to shield the environment despite energy and financial pressures. The four year measure passed after Democrats compromise to avoid delaying the debate with Republican control looming.
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Soviet denies troop alert amid Polish border tensions
Western allies report Soviet border zones with Poland sealed and Red Army units on high alert. Moscow denies mobilization and warns of rumors as Poland's Communist Party meets to quell worker unrest. BBC and allied sources note closures and elevated alerts in western Soviet districts near Poland. Pentagon in Washington declines comment.
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US 8th Infantry Training Exercise in West Germany Cited
A spokesman says the U S 8th Infantry Division is conducting a training exercise in West Germany. The move was announced months ago and has no connection to Poland. Reports note East Germany closed its border areas to Western observers, with officials denying knowledge of such measures.
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Near collision of Concorde and commuter plane east of Kennedy
The FAA reports a British Airways Concorde and a Nord 262 commuter nearly collided 25 miles east of Kennedy Airport. The Concorde pilot estimated a quarter mile horizontal and 500 feet vertical miss. No evasive action was taken as the planes remained apart.
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Hutchinson sells old meters in chaotic city sale
Frigid Hutchinson City Hall saw about 500 people line up for 2 100 obsolete parking meters priced at 5 or 7 50 but early buyers faced last minute rules limiting per person and anger rose as officials cut limits to 20 then five meters per person. Buyers from four states endured the cold hoping relics may be worth something later.
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Kansas towns map strategy to challenge census counts
Officials from Garden City Wichita and the attorney general's office plan to gather evidence to challenge U S Census Bureau tallies in Western Kansas. A continued effort may lead to a lawsuit with district counts, including door to door checks, updated maps and potential lines to report uncounted residents.
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