ICC Orders Cut In Pipeline Fees
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled unanimously to cut oil company fees for the Alaska pipeline by about 20 percent. It rejected most proposed rates, allowing Phillips to refile later, and warned companies they could be forced to operate at lower rates. The decision limits return to 10 percent and avoids double counting borrowed money interest, a change with limited impact on consumers but benefits Alaska and native communities.
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Washington
UPL
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alaska
Commission
ICC
Daniel O Neal
O'Neal
Amerada Hess
Atlantic Richfield
British Petroleum
Exxon
Mobil
Phillips
Sohio
Union
Federal Energy Administration
Arvey Loses Bid to Dismiss Multiple Charges
Clark County District Court Judge Paul Goldman refused to dismiss sex and narcotics charges against Lawrence Arey Arvey, a 37 year old local businessman and former legislative candidate. Arvey faces lewd acts with a minor, cocaine possession, and campaign expenditure reporting indictments, with July 12 set for a motion on the reporting charge. Arvey owns ice cream and candy shops on the Strip.
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Clark County
Paul Goldman
Lawrence Arey Arvey
Bill Terry
Enough
Goldman
Terry
Arvey
Oil firms seek leases in Nevada vast areas
Bureau of Land Management records show Mobil Oil Co Placid Oil Co and Frances and Robert Kunkel filing for large oil leases in Clark and Lincoln counties Nevada The filings cover about 409000 acres with annual rental totals ranging from about 23 000 to 152 000 dollars Each lease carries a 10 year production clause void if no production occurs within that period
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Bureau of Land Management
Mobil Oil Co
Placid Oil Co
Dallas
Clark County
Frances Kunkel
Salt Lake City
Kunkel
Lincoln County
U S Upshot Clarifies No Immediate Israel Withdrawal
U S State Department spokesman Hodding Carter Jr said the Monday policy statement does not demand an immediate pullout from occupied Arab territories. He emphasized the withdrawal is the ultimate peace objective with no fixed timetable and denied aiming for immediate withdrawal or normalization as preconditions. Begin government officials in Jerusalem reacted with astonishment, and Carter asserted U S efforts remain to facilitate talks without dictating terms.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Israel
Department
Hodding Carter
U.S
Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Carter
U.N
Middle East
Sinai Golan Heights
West
Irquest
Begin
Jordan River
Sen Jacob Jaws AY
United States
Merger Hinderance: County and City Fire Codes Debate
Judge Pawlikowski grants a restraining order while city and county staff plan merger steps. Stewart cites Nevada Power Company analogy to argue franchise service does not remove voting rights. Both sides presented arguments as the interim measures proceed.
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Bartley
Stewart
Nevada Power Company
Pawlikowski
Wendy Hanley Released After Bond Technicality
Wendy Hanley was freed again from the Clark County Jail around noon Tuesday after turning herself in Monday evening. Her bond, set at 30000 dollars, was posted over the weekend. Attorney Leonard Gang said she surrendered due to a bond technicality and was released once the discrepancy was corrected. Hanley had been indicted 11 days earlier.
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Wendy Hanley
Clark County
Hanley
Leonard Gang
Gang
Senate rejects ban on forced minority hiring by feds
The Senate voted 63 to 31 against Hayakawa's amendment to bar HEW from requiring timetables quotas or other minority hiring targets for federal funds. House already approved a similar measure. conference expected. Debate also touched on abortion funds, school busing, and broad budget cuts amid Carter veto warnings.
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Senate
Feds
Washington
Hayakawa
HEW
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Carter
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Warren Magnuson
House Votes to Forgo Pay Raise Amid Political Posturing
The House 397 to 20 approved denying a 6.3 percent Oct 1 cost of living raise for members, judiciary, and senior officials, while keeping the March raise. Debate labeled the move a political charade as a rollback vote looms for Oct and March increases.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
White House
Congress
Walter Mondale
Carter
Stephen Solarz
D-N.y
Charles Grassley
John Rousselot
Rcalif
GM Tax Probe Goes Ahead After Court Ruling
UPI Detroit State Justice Department won permission to resume the grand jury investigation into alleged GM tax fraud tied to tools and materials worth over 500 million dollars. Judge James P. Churchill barred sharing grand jury evidence with the IRS except for limited technical assistance, preserving GM concerns over civil-use leakage.
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Detroit
UPI
Justice Department
Grand Jury
General Motors
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
James P. Churchill
IRS
Traineys
Automaker
Philip van Dam
Grand
van Dam
George Mascarino
Churchill
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Amy
Amy Carter
Ulifoto
Carlos Andres Perez
Branson
Interior Desi
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