Senate blocks delay on Alaska oil pipeline plan
The Senate defeated Mondale's amendment to delay construction for a National Academy of Sciences route study, ruling environmental groups' effort to reroute via Canada unlikely. Supporters argued delaying would worsen energy shortages as Jackson's measure to remove federal rights of way faces easy passage.
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Lon Chaney Jr Dies Amid Film World Hues
Lon Chaney Jr., 67, the fifth major film star to die in two weeks, died under quiet circumstances amid requests for no publicity. His wife Patsy Beck, once a model, declined to reveal the cause or funeral plans as the entertainment world mourns a prominent icon.
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Nixon aid cut and ban on third country builds
Senate Foreign Relations Committee trimmed President Nixon’s request for Indo China aid to 232 million of 632 million and blocked U S funds for military construction by third countries in Laos Cambodia North Vietnam South Vietnam or Thailand. Vienna reports note bands and uniforms. Overland fire at a personnel record center endangers 20 million service records. Chaney dies at home after years of illness. Lon Chaney Sr. famed silent star quoted on acting ranges.
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Nixon Improves While Hospitalized With Viral Pneumonia
President Nixon rested reasonably well at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after being admitted with viral pneumonia. Doctors reported chest pains lessened, temperature dropped, and he took his first substantial meal. He is expected to remain hospitalized seven to ten days for treatment and observation.
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Nixon Unaware as Watergate News Mounted
Washington AP reports President Nixon remained unconvinced of White House involvement despite flood of Watergate coverage. Aide Richard A. Moore testified he grew suspicious only around March 1 and delayed urging Dean to disclose hush money and cover up. Moore’s televised testimony spanned the day as hearings resume Monday. Also noted are Kalmbach’s payment of 210000 for silence and committee plans for subpoenas if Nixon blocks papers.
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Kissinger Rumored as Possible Secretary of State
Washington AP reports Kissinger could replace William P. Rogers as secretary of state within months. Nixon privately discussed promoting his national security adviser. White House did not deny the rumor. Rogers heads to Japan for talks on relations with the United States and Europe.
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Hanley Stays as Warren Aide in Milwaukee
Daniel Hanley said he would remain as Attorney General Robert Warren's executive assistant rather than head a Marquette University program promoting minority representation on police departments. Hanley was to become executive director of Marquette Law School's Center for Criminal Justice Agency Organization and Minority Employment Opportunities, but criticism from some minority leaders questioned his qualifications. The center operates with a grant from the Justice Department's Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, which approved his appointment. Hanley voiced concern about the allegations and attacks on the center and Marquette in a letter.
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State Moves to Open School Doors for 45000 Handicapped Children
Wisconsin Assembly passed a special education bill opening school access for about 45 000 handicapped children. It requires compulsory attendance for ages three to 21 and multi disciplinary evaluations by specialists to tailor programs. In Manitowoc County Riverview School may face new emotionally disturbed programs and earlier age inclusion.
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Cool Air Welcomed In State
A cold front swept Wisconsin Friday bringing relief from heat and humidity as winds shifted northwest. Milwaukee saw 91 degrees and repairs closed the State Street bridge for boat access as heat caused expansion. State highs reached 92 at Stoughton and Richland Center with other readings including 99 in Waukesha and 89 in Madison. Superior reported the coolest at 50 degrees with varied lows state wide and mostly cooler northern half. Partly sunny skies expected to return Sunday with comfortable temperatures persisting for cool weather lovers.
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