No Way To Prevent Oil Pipeline Spills
Interior study concludes no route avoids environmental effects from Alaska oil transport. If built from the North Slope to Valdez a spill average of about 140000 barrels yearly would threaten fisheries. a Canadian route would avoid earthquakes but destroy more terrain. Public hearings were ruled out for 45 days. critics demand full hearings amid Alaska tundra concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Interior Department
Alaska
North Slope
Valdez
Canada
Interior
William T. Pecora
Rogers N.B. Morton
Morton
Tennessee Woman Seeks Halt to Abortion Laws
An anonymous 11 week pregnant woman asked a three judge federal panel in Nashville to restrain Tennessee from enforcing anti abortion statutes so she could have the operation. The judges deliberated on a temporary restraining order as groups and an individual calling himself Tennessee Man sought to intervene. Doctor witnesses testified delaying the abortion could pose medical risk and the woman testified she cannot travel to another state.
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Nashville
UPI
State of
Tennessee
William E. Miller
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
L. C. Morton
Frank Gray Jr
Vincent Webby
National Organization of Women
Robert Hartmann
Vanderbilt Medical School
Donald Goss
Irish Violence Threatens England Warns Wilson
Former British Prime Minister Harold Wilson told Parliament the Northern Ireland terror now threatens Britain. After a Belfast bombing killed six and injured 146, IRA leaders were targeted by a parcel bomb while Sinn Fein officials met in Dublin. Wilson urged a political solution as Heath prepared a long term initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
CDN
Harold Wilson
Northern Ireland
Wilson
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
Denegal
Donegal Street
Irish Republic
Londonderry
Soliier
Labor Party
Algo
Dublin
Provisional Ira
Sinn Fein
Deale
Eoward Heath
Brian Faulkner
Northern
Navy chaplain Jensen accused in adultery case at Cecil Field
Mrs. Lori Gudbransen testified she had four sexual encounters with Cmdr. Andrew Jensen a Navy chaplain court martialed for conduct unbecoming an officer. She said others, including Mrs. Mary Ann Curran, were also involved as the case unfolded at Cecil Field Naval Air Station Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Navy
Lori G. Gudbransen
Larry Gudbransen
Andrew F. Jensen
Mary Ann Curran
Jensen
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
American Baptist Convention
Gudbransen
Jack R. Blackmon
Corpus Christ
Tex
Playboy Magazine
Welfare cards for children face opposition in Congress
Rep. Martha Griffiths urges issuing Social Security cards at birth to stop welfare fraud through multiple cards. HEW undersecretary Veneman rejects the idea and cites birth certificates instead. He warns of vast welfare waste from 1,152 autonomous localities and cites errors in checks and payments.
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Washington
UPI
Martha Griffiths
Dmich
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
John G. Veneman
Health, Education and Welfare
Griffiths
Senate
Yeneman
Finance Committee
Veneman
Charles de Gaulle
Execution Stay Granted for Ronald Ray Smith
Ronald Ray Smith, a 25 year old former television news cameraman, has a stay of execution issued by the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals while his appeal briefs are prepared. Smith and former officer William J. Schutt were convicted in the murder of Nashville cab driver Robert Warren Hershey whose body was found in a ditch near here on September 26, 1570. Schutt received 99 years in prison.
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Franklin
UPI
Ronald Ray Smith
Television News
Camerman
Nashville
Smith
Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals
William J. Schutt
Metro Nashville
Robert Warren Hershey
Here
Schutt
Top Democrats Split Over Pot Penalties in NORML Poll
Three leading Democratic presidential hopefuls favor ending criminal penalties for personal marijuana possession, with two leaning toward elimination. McCarthy and Spock back government controlled sales, Lindsay and McGovern support removal of penalties, while Yorty opposes. NORML notes this reflects a shift in major figures on drug policy.
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Washington
CDN
John V. Lindsay
New York
George McGovern
D.-S. Dal
Eugene McCarthy
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Alabama
George Wallace
Henry Jackson
Shirley Chisholm
D.-N
People's Party Caidate
Benjamin Spock
McCarthy
The
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
NORM
R. Keith Stroup
NORML
Nixon Commission On
Humphrey
McCloskey
McGovern
Yorty
Nixon
Stroup
Nashville Desegregation Arguments Set for Sixth Circuit
UPI reports oral arguments in Nashville desegregation suit will be heard in Cincinnati on April 11. The Nashville-Davidson County plan would bus about half the students under a Morton order, with Rep. Fulton urging Justice Department intervention per Nixon pledge.
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Nashville
UPI
U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Nashville-Davidson County
U. S. District Court Juxige L.C. Morton
U. S
Richard Fulton
D-Tenn
Justice Department
Fulton
Richard Kleintionst
Nixon
Department
Youth Shot While Fleeing Bank in Memphis
An 18 year old, who police say flashed a weapon that was a comb, was shot while fleeing a midtown Memphis Bank and Trust Company after attempting to cash a stolen check. Paul Lee Gaines was treated and released at a local hospital.
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Memphis
UPS
Paul Lee Gaines
City Jar
Gines
Memphis Bank and Trust Company
UPI
Memphis International
Stanley Maurice Owens
FBI
American Airlines
Owens
Court Asked To Halt Plan For Chattanooga Schools
The U S Fifth Circuit was asked to halt desegregation plan for Chattanooga city schools. City Attorney Bill Collins filed the motion for three city commissioners, while two opposed. The plan, approved by Judge Frank Wilson, would bus about 6000 students next fall, following a prior fall implementation moving about 1200 students.
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Chattanooga
API
U. S. Sifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Bill Collins
U. S. District Court
Frank Wilson
Woman abducted and robbed in Knox County crime
Mrs. Dennis Henley of Concord was abducted after shopping at West Town Center in Knoxville. A man opened her car door struck her, took $90 from her purse, and tied her to a tree on Choto Road before releasing her once motorists spotted her.
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Knoxville
UPI
Dennis Henley
Concord
Choto Road
Knox County
Dimmed Tide of News: Fragmented OCR Clutter Surfaces
Fragmentary OCR text shows distorted proper names, places, and dates. The snippet references people, addresses, and institutions but lacks complete context or coherent events, hindering clear reporting.
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Pecora
Conservation Organizations
trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Bering Sea
Fairlanes
Gulf OF Alaska
Edmonton
Nada
England
IRA
Sean McSaotan
Walt
Cathal Goulding
Official Ira
Triuspoicant
Hve
Herrerets
Kabed
Ms Pie
Wileon
Jensen Vimbecumia
Sens
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Rep
Chisholm
John ¥. Lindsay
New York City
Sen
Spock
Muskie
Dunn
Winfield Dunn
Ray Baird
D-Rockwood
Jim Cummings
House
Sponsoe
Confederate High Command
Gettysburg National Military Park
Deer Lodge
Morgan County
East Tennessee
George Simms
Simm
DIAL
Feary Dev
J. C Bradford & Company
Kingaeer
Cyraroy Puptren
Serpecatians
Lynn Geewen
Helene
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