Report Finds $1.5 Billion Wasted On Alaska Pipeline
A Washington report for the Alaska Pipeline Commission alleges Alyeska workers idled often, equipment stored outside spoiled, and spare parts ordered unnecessarily. It warns waste raised costs of the $8 billion project and could influence oil transportation tariffs before ICC hearings.
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Washington
Trans-Alaska
Alaska Pipeline Commission
Terry F. Lenzner
Watergate
Alyeska
Alaska
Interstate Commerce Commission
Parliament to debate back-to-work air strike action in Canada
In Ottawa virtually all international flights were grounded as CATCA strike presses 12.6 percent pay rise against anti-inflation guidelines. MPs return from summer break to vote on a back-to-work bill while Air Canada and CP Air-Canada cancel most flights and reroute through U.S. airports.
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Ottawa
Canada
Steve Howe
British Airways
Toronto
Air Canada
CP Air — Canada
CATCA
United States
Niagara Falls
Lawrence Hedrick
Weather Outlook: Heat Persists Across Carolinas This Week
Mostly sunny and hot conditions continue in North Carolina and South Carolina with highs in the 90s and humid nights in the 70s. Occasional scattered thundershowers are expected mainly in western NC and SC today and Tuesday, with extended hot, humid weather through Thursday and light southwest winds.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Carter's Welfare Plan Faces Storm Over Missing Target
President Carter's 34 billion welfare reform faces clash as officials dispute how many welfare recipients will move into private jobs. The plan adds 1.4 million public jobs funded by 8.8 billion, while eliminating programs for nearly 1 million, with outcomes uncertain and dependent on economy and job placement success.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Plains
Husband Sought After Fatal Shooting At Cumberland Institute
Fayetteville police search for Angel F. Lantigua, husband of Mary Francis Lantigua, after a shooting at Cumberland Psychiatric Institute left the 25 year old patient dead and two others wounded. An orderly, Bobby Coefield, and patient Laurie Curtis were treated at Cape Fear Valley Hospital. Lantigua fled in a car after the attack and no charges had been filed. Military police noted Lantigua was a reportedly overseas stationed serviceman.
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Fayetteville
Cumberland Psychiatric Institute
Mary Francis Lantigua
Danny Dixon
Laurie Curtis
Dixon
Coefield
Cape Fear Valley Hospital
Curtis
Lantigua
U.S. Army
Ft. Bragg
Guilford Mills Names Joel Langholtz Marketing Manager
Joel Langholtz was appointed marketing manager of prints at Guilford Mills. He will direct Guilford's print operations supporting product lines including sleepwear robes wear outerwear sportswear home furnishings and fabrics for home sewing.
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Greensboro
Joel Langholtz
Guilford Mills
Guilford
Heilig Meyers reports first quarter gains on revenues and earnings
Heilig Meyers Co. announces its first quarter ended June 30 shows revenues up 16.4 percent to 15.6 million from 13.4 million last year and net earnings rising to 1.309 million from 1.086 million, with earnings per share at 54 cents versus 45 cents.
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Heilig Meyers Co
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