FEA says Alaska oil pipes to Midwest best via Canada plan
A Federal Energy Administration study concludes Sohio’s Long Beach tanker plan is more costly and less viable than pipelines or other routes for Alaska oil. The report favors a Canada route to Midwest and East Coast markets and notes oil‑Japan exchange as most economical. If adopted, no terminal would be ready before 1978.
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Explosions Damage Concanaco Building in Mexico City
Four blasts rocked downtown Mexico City causing heavy damage to commercial structures. One blast between 10 30 and 1 p m shattered the front door of the five story National Federation of Chambers of Commerce building Concanaco in the center of the city.
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Steel price hikes by U.S. Steel and rivals hit auto sector
U S Steel Bethlem Steel and Republic Steel joined six others to raise flat rolled steel prices by 6 percent effective December 1, with Alcoa adding 0.2 percent on sheet products. The hikes, tied to strong demand and rising costs, could lift car and appliance prices, as automakers review the increases amid a weak market.
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Parachutist Survives 7000-Foot Free Fall
Graham Flemons, 35, plummeted over seven thousand feet when his main chute failed and reserve tangled. He landed in a plowed field in Bidford on Avon, England, and survived with internal injuries and a broken leg.
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Carter urges rollback on steel price hikes to curb inflation
President-elect Jimmy Carter told CBS News he has pressed steel firms to reverse recent price increases to limit global inflation. He noted contacts were largely via lawmakers and said no commitments have been made. He also indicated a cabinet decision soon on Bert Lance’s possible Treasury or OMB posts.
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Actor Godfrey Cambridge dies at 33 on TV set
Godfrey Cambridge a prominent Black comedian and actor died of a heart attack after collapsing on the set of Victory at Entwbe a television film about the Entebbe hostage crisis He was 33 Cambridge lived in Ridgefield Conn and had a history of weight loss and health issues He began acting in the 1960s winning an Obie for The Blacks and starred in The President's Analyst Bye Bye Braverman and other films prior to his death.
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Watson refuses to testify before LA County board
Los Angeles County supervisors ordered contempt proceedings against Tax Assessor Philip Watson for refusing to answer questions at a marine assessment hearing. The clash over due process rights featured Supervisor Baxer Ward and outside attorney Douglas Dalton, with Hahn, Hayes, and Edelman split on whether Watson, an elected official, should have cross examination rights. After a heated exchange, the board agreed to consider due process, Watson and Dalton left and held a news conference.
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Supreme Court to hear Nixon tapes case and abortion ruling
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Nixon's bid to review a 1974 statute over presidential papers and tapes, following a lower court ruling. The court also moved to decide if death penalty is mandatory for killing a police officer and affirmed that doctors may perform abortions in offices during the first trimester.
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CONSUMERS to pay for farm loss fallout in California
Front page summary notes heavy farm losses in California affecting consumers financially. Other items include John Connally pursuing GOP chairmanship on page A-8 and a study linking the pill to higher death risk in heart and blood diseases on page A-7. CIA chief rejects making agency budget public on page A-R. Drama and music reviews appear on the page.
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