Arctic Gas Plan Favored in Federal Hearing on Alaska Pipeline
Administrative Law Judge Nahum Litt recommended approval of a 4000 mile cross Canada natural gas line from Alaska to U S markets. The Arctic Gas Study Group project would carry about 2.25 bcfd with potential expansion and taps Prudhoe Bay and Canada's Mackenzie Delta, routing through Calgary to multiple U S states.
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Federal Power Commission
Canada
Alaska
United States
Nahum Litt
trans-Canada
Arctic Gas Study Group
el Paso Alaska Co
Alcan Pipeline Co
Arctic
Prudhoe Bay
MacKenzie Delta
Alaskan Wildlife Range
Litt
MacKenzie River
Calgary
Washington
Oregon
California
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Alcan
Wildlife Range
Winter Storm Devastates Northeast as Buffalo Declares Emergency
The storm caused at least 12 deaths in Buffalo with about 75 more fatalities across several states. An Army engineering battalion of 300 men was sent from Ft. Bragg to clear streets of abandoned cars and snow drifts. A natural gas shortage forced closures of schools and factories affecting up to 1.5 million workers. Congress advanced an emergency gas relief bill with Senate approval 91 2 and House plans to act.
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Midwest
Buffalo
N.Y
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Stanley Makowski
New York
Carter
Ohio
Indiana
Jordan Allows Palestinian Units In Country For Limited Ops
The Arab press reports Jordan will permit Palestinian guerrillas to operate from its soil for the first time in seven years. The Saiqa group members are said to be in Jordan, with tensions rising on Israel's northern and eastern fronts as Syria and the U.N. warn of possible war.
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Jordan
Associated Press
Israel
Syria
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Mideast
Kuwait
al Sivassa
Qatar Radio
Saiqa Organization
Waldheim
Egypt
Lebanon
West Bank clashes spark tear gas dispersal of students
In the Israeli occupied West Bank troops used tear gas to break up Arab student demonstrations after a radio report that Arabs fired first. About 100 students inspired by outside agitators reportedly hurled rocks. eight were arrested. A Damascus paper warned the Middle East stalemate might explode if Geneva peace talks cannot resume.
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Radio
West Bank
Jordan River
Damascus
Middle East
Wakidheim
NCAA Upholds NCAA Rule For OU Football Coaching Staff
Oklahoma Supreme Court 6-3 upholds NCAA power to regulate member schools. The ruling allows the eight full-time football coaches rule, forcing OU to reduce from ten. Plaintiffs Don Jimerson Bill Shimek Jim Helms and Steve Barrett previously challenged the rule. The decision maintains fair competition aims under NCAA governance.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
University of Oklahoma
National Collegiate Athletic Association
High Court
NCAA
Don Jimerson
Bill Shimek
Jim Helms
Steve Barrett
Ralph Hodges
Supreme Court
Mondale ends world trip vow to keep US as Asian power
Vice President Mondale wraps a 10 day 22 000 mile trip in Tokyo after meetings with Prime Minister Fukuda he vows the United States will remain an Asian Pacific power and preserve alliance with Japan. He notes no timetable for withdrawing U S troops in Korea and stresses close consultation with allies.
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Tokyo
Walter F. Mondale
Europe
Japan
United States
Mondale
Takeo Fukuda
Carter
Asia
Tey Pacific
Southeast Asia
U.S
South Korea
Chuji Kunno
North Korea
Kim Il Sung
Brussels
Bonn
West Berlin
Fort Sill payroll dip tied to holiday training lull
Fort Sill reports a quarter end December 31 1976 military population decline from 27230 to 23085 as training paused for Christmas. Trainees and students fell 1751 while reservists guards and ROTC dropped 1331. Military pay rose to 36741530 though civilian payroll fell 24 workers and civilian disbursements declined due to one time funding.
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Fort Sill
Post Public Affairs Office
National Guard
ROTC
Fort Chaffee
Ark
U.S. Army Field Artillery
House OKs emergency gas power with price cap
The House approved a measure granting the President emergency powers to allocate natural gas supplies. The bill includes a price ceiling on gas bought during the emergency and must be reconciled with a Senate version before becoming law. The vote was 367 to 32.
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Washington
Senate
House
Winter Weather Outlook Stays Cold For Southwest Oklahoma
The 30 day February forecast from the National Weather Service predicts more winter conditions across Southwest Oklahoma. Cloud cover rises tonight with mid-30s temps and near 50 by Wednesday. February precipitation is expected above statewide and regional averages, while temperatures stay below February norms.
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Outhwest
Oklahoma
United States
Pacific
Weather Bureau
Midwest
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