Alaskan Oil Line Talks Set to Open Between Nations
Ottawa reports formal talks soon between Canada and the United States over oil from Alaska North Slope. Washington favors a northern pipeline to a Bellingham tanker route, while Canada backs a Mackenzie River Valley line. Cost estimates run to 1.5 billion dollars with US funding likely, raising ownership questions and environmental concerns.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
U.S
Alaska
North Slope
Bellingham
Wash
Mackenzie River
Northwest Territories
Jean Chretien
Army Ad Campaign Triggers Military Recruiting Concerns
A private Marine Corps memo reveals fears that the Army’s 10.6 million prime time advertising push could undercut Navy and Marine recruiting. The Office of the Secretary of Defense halted new paid ad contracts for 13 weeks to review the 13 week Army effort begun March 1 across networks and radio.
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Washington
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Army
Marine Corps
Secretary of Defense
Fense
Kansas City Philharmonic to Lead Baker Visit March 23
Dr William C Rice Baker University music chair says Charles Schneider will conduct the Kansas City Philharmonic when it visits March 23. Schwieger has resigned and will conduct the Philharmonic on March 23 at 8 p.m. in Rice Auditorium. Six Philharmonic musicians will stay on campus for workshops with Baker music students.
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Baldwin
William C. Rice
Baker University
Kansas City Philharmonic
Charles Schneider
Hans Schwieger
Philharmonic
Baker
Rice Auditorium
Body of Whitney Young Returned Home Sunday
Whitney Young Jr. civil rights leader dies at 49 while swimming near Lagos. His body, to be flown to the United States, will be transported by a U.S. Air Force jet commanded by Brig. Gen. Daniel James Jr. Eulogies will be given in a memorial service at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral.
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Whitney Young
Lagos
Nigeria
Whitney M. Young Jr
United States
Young
National Urban League
U.S
Christ Church Anglican Cathedral
Bayard Austin
John Conyers
D-Mich
Jesse Jackson
Operation Breadbasket
White House
U.S. Air Force
Daniel James Jr
Air Force
McCartney Wins Court Receiver for Beatles Finances
In London AP Paul McCartney gains a High Court order to appoint a receiver for the Beatles financial affairs. Judge Sir Blanshard Stamp names James Spooner as receiver and manager to protect assets and ensure fair management. The ruling may allow Allen Klein to continue handling the other Beatles.
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London
Paul McCartney
Blanshard Stamp
James Douglas Spooner
Spooner
Allen Klein
John Lennon
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
McCartney
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