Miner Charged In Alaska Pipeline Explosion Case
A 26 year old miner, Larry Wertz, was arrested near Fairbanks for malicious destruction of property tied to explosions along the Alaska pipeline. He carried a rifle and pistol, bail set at 100000, and officials say the blast caused minor damage but did not halt oil transmission. The first Prudhoe Bay crude was expected to reach Valdez later today as police search for more details on the five suspected blasts reported Monday night.
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Legislators Divided Over Funding Abortions Under Welfare
Washington reports lawmakers remain split on using federal funds for abortions for poor women. House bans all funding while Senate allows payments when medically necessary or to save the mother’s life, or in rape and incest cases. Negotiators failed to bridge the gap, sending a $60 billion HEW Labor and Health bill back for more votes.
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Public backs tax reform views in nationwide poll
A Washington Star report notes a Roper Organization survey shows 64 percent call the income tax unfair while agreeing reform is needed. Voters oppose many Carter proposals yet support keeping major breaks like interest, charitable contributions, and child care deductions.
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Thornton found guilty of rapes killings in Missouri
A federal jury convicted Spec. 4 Thornton, a Missouri-based Army MP from Arkansas, of one count each of first degree murder rape assault with intent to kill and four counts of kidnaping for the Jan. 12 shooting deaths of three Missouri teenagers and the wounding of a fourth.
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Counties group urges spending billions on bridges
The National Association of Counties proposed that the federal government fund repair or replacement of at least 105 500 bridges nationwide. The plan envisions 90 percent federal financing with a total price tag of about 23 billion dollars.
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Seabrook Nuclear Plant Permit Restored After Suspension
Opponents vow to press fight as the Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeals Board lifts the suspension of Seabrook construction permits. The board voted 2 to 1 to restore the $2.4 billion oceanfront plant's building permit, effective August 1.
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Summit to coordinate crackdown on Chicago underworld murders
A Chicago Sun Times report notes a planned summit of law enforcement to address rising underworld style killings in the Chicago area. Following Monday's shotgun murder of hoodlum Samuel J. Amnerino, Assistant State's Attorney Nicholas Iavarone urged a special session to align efforts on that slaying and five recent cases plus more than 30 others in recent years.
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