Alaska oil begins to flow in Prudhoe Bay pipeline
Alaska oil starts moving south through the 800 mile Alaska pipeline as crews monitor the first flow. North Slope crude will reach Valdez by August with initial capacity up to 700000 barrels daily, rising to 1.2 million by winter.
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Alaska
Bob McGill
Argentina
North Africa
Holland
Dustry
North Slope
Franklin Bluffs
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
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West Coast
McGill
Harry Robertson
Alyeska
Prince William Sound
Panama Canal
Japan
Elk Hills
California
Carl Bertrand
Frank Crace
Alaskan
Alaskan oil unlikely to lower US gasoline prices
In a primer on the Alaska oil pipeline impact, experts say costs and transport limits will keep gasoline prices largely unchanged. Alaskan output may replace foreign oil, but high transportation charges and refinery capacity constraints keep pump prices near current levels.
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New York
Justice Department
Middle East
United States
Panama Canal
Gulf Coast
Three Salons Subpoenaed in Exxon Job Offer Probe
At least three Wisconsin state lawmakers were subpoenaed to testify in a John Doe inquiry into an alleged Exxon-USA job offer to a gubernatorial aide who calls the claim a fabrication. The summoned include Assembly Speaker Edward Jackamonis Rep Peter Bear and Rep Gary Johnson.
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Jackamonis
Suboena
Richard Flintrop
Oshkosh
Bear
Lacey
Beause Flintrop
John Doe
Michael B. Torphy
Dist
Atty
James E. Doyle Jr
Doyle
Lucey
Aide Holmgren Tied to Exxon Offer In Mining Tax Probe
The aide Stephen Holmgren claimed a $60,000 Exxon job to defeat a mining tax bill, a claim Exxon denied. Holmgren later said the tale was to look good to his boss. The John Doe probe involves lawmakers and witnesses, with subpoenas issued and testimony ongoing.
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Stephen Holmgren
Exxon
Holmgren
Johnson
Doyle
John Doe
Houston
Hearing set Monday for porno theft suspect in Sparta
A preliminary hearing is scheduled next Monday for Mark Hayter. 21, of 315 Stel tine St., charged with criminal trespass and burglary at the Pure Pleasure Book store in Sparta. Hayter was arrested after a May 9 break in and theft of sex devices and explicit films. He faces a $500 cash bond this time and may join Lutheran Social Services diversion program.
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Sparta
Pure Pleasure
Main St
Mark Hayter
Steltine St
la Crosse County
Milwaukee
Hayter
Ter
Lutheran Social Services
Donald R. Jones
S. 4Th St
Dahl Motors
la Crosse
3Rd
Ferry Sts
Jones
Leonard Roraff
Melvin D. Andrews
Richmond
Two candidates file for La Crosse school board recall vote
Kenneth French and Bruce Ranis filed nomination papers to run in the August 2 recall election for the La Crosse Area Public School District Board. They join others filing today while incumbents face recall. Terms for new and existing members depend on vote totals and may end in 1978 or 1979.
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la Crosse Area
Longfellow Junior High
Myron McKee
Concerned Citizens For la Crosse Public Schools
CCLPS
Ranis
Aubrey Kroner
Kroner
City
John Flanagan
Flanagan
Rules to control pseudorabies pushed
The Agriculture Department proposed federal regulations to curb the spread of pseudorabies in swine and other livestock. The measures include restrictions on interstate shipment of all livestock.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Two robbery suspects sought by police in La Crosse County
La Crosse County Sheriff's Department seeks two men suspected of robbing a Brice Prairie man and a hitchhiker Saturday evening. The victims, Todd Weber and Jeff Olson, reported a pistol threat and wallet theft totaling $40 from Olson, with the suspects fleeing in a vehicle later found abandoned. A second vehicle was located in Onalaska. Purdue graduates James Tesar and Larry Kotman from Prairie du Chien and Hyde Avenue, respectively, earned advanced degrees.
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la Crosse County
Brice Prairie
Todd Weber
Jeff Olson
Weber
Olson
Swan
la Crosse City
Onalaska
Purdue
Purdue University
James Tesar
Prairie du Chien
Larry Kotman
Hyde Ave
May meeting approves 27 million in projects
The May meeting approved 27 million in projects and discussed selling notes for 4.3 million with a 10 year term and interest between 4.1 and 5.1 percent. Bidders included Continental Illinois Bank and Trust 4.44 First Wisconsin National Bank 4.45 and Northern Trust Co 4.48. Kingsley Furness of Springsted Inc said notes won’t be sold yet and official sale occurs after a 30 day notice from May 27. Tax levy sufficient to cover interest and principal was approved though the rate is not yet calculated.
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WWTI
Continental Illinns Bank & Trust
First Wisconsin
Landfill talks fail to set hours and price
La Crosse County Board Landfill Committee and Tarco Inc. could not agree on costs or hours for extended landfill operation. Chairman Charles Pierce and Supervisor Joyce Arthur said another meeting is planned for Friday as city officials seek longer hours or Saturday access to help the rubbish hauler catch up.
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la Crosse County
Arthur
Donald Harman
Tooke
Stanley Peterson
Medary
Patrick Zielke
Zielke
Refuse Disposal, Inc
Barn Fire Destroys Ward Barn Near Waukon
Don Ward's 30 by 60 foot barn in the Upper Iowa River valley 15 miles NW of Waukon burned after a 4 30 p m discovery Sunday by farm resident Timmerman. About 500 bales of hay were lost and losses run to 16000 for the barn plus 500 to 700 for hay with partial insurance. Firemen worked about 14 hours and Chief Joe Kroack investigates the fire's cause with no injuries reported.
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Waukon
Iowa
Don Ward
Iowa River Valley
Bob Timmerman
Timmerman
Joe Kroack
What's Going On In The Coulee Region
Tuesday events include a Happy Twirler board meeting at 7 30 p m at South Branch Library. Library film fest shows for children at 1 30 and 2 30 p m at North Branch 1552 Kane St. Bloodmobile noon to 5 p m at Knights of Columbus 1120 Kilburn Ave Tomah. Blood pressure clinic 2 to 4 p m at Civic Center Hillsboro. Free dental class 8 p m at Sacred Heart Hospital Whitehall. La Crosse Public Library film fest 1 30 p m Main Library auditorium 800 Main St. ages 1 30 to 3 30 p m at McIntosh Library Viroqua. Happy Twirlers Square Dance Club round dancing 8 to 8 30 p m and square dancing 8 30 to 10 30 p m.
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Childrens Department of
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la Crosse
Sacred Heart Hospital
Whitehall
Childrens Department of the
Rain and cooler outlook across Northwest and Midwest regions
The National Weather Service forecasts rain across the Pacific Northwest, Great Plains west of the Great Lakes, and northern New England with cooler temperatures. Wisconsin expects mostly cloudy skies tonight through Wednesday with showers and possible thunderstorms. Minnesota and Iowa face scattered storms tonight and through Wednesday, with isolated severe storms in parts of the southwest and west central areas. River flood stage data show La Crosse, Minnesota, and Dresbach Lock operations with discharge measured and barge traffic changes noted.
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Great Lakes
New England States
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