Farewell Message Calls for Higher Gas Taxes in Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau president George Coup, retiring after 19 years, urges the General Assembly to raise the cents per gallon gasoline tax to fund highways. He also backs antistrike legislation, citing recent migrant worker strikes in California and Indiana as costly and damaging to farmers.
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Indianapolis
UPI
George Coup
Indiana Farm Bureau
General Assembly
Coup
California
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Alaskan pipeline near completion advances toward Valdez
The Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. reports under half a mile of pipe remains to finish the 800 mile trans Alaska line from the Arctic North Slope to Valdez. About 295 feet must be backfilled at Thompson Pass and 1,400 feet laid near Prudhoe Bay. Workforce has dwindled with under 12,000 now employed and several camps closed including Old Man Prospect Creek Livengood Delta Isabel Pass Sourdough and Tonsina.
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Arctic North Slope
Valdez
Thompson Pass
Prudhoe Bay
Old Man
Prospect Creek
Livengood Delta
Isabel Pass
Sourdough
Tonsina
Watering cattle urged away from polluted White River
Extension warns river water can carry ammonia from pollution that harms fish and may affect cattle. If safer water is available, use it. Training on restricted pesticide use is urged with several December meetings. Market and agriculture trends note slower recovery, inflation, and varied land use in Indiana from 1969 to 1974.
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Greene County
Farm Bureau Insurance
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Cardinal Inn
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Bedford
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Sakharov Leads Moscow Vigil Amid Violent Disruption
In Moscow a Constitution Day vigil led by Andrei Sakharov met violence as snow and dirt were hurled, arrests made, and police dispersed hundreds. Sakharov condemned the act as a KGB provocation while a Western reporter was briefly detained and a car tire slashed.
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UPI
Andrei Sakharov
Sakharov
Alexander Pushkin
KGB
Gorky Street
Pyotr Grigorenko
Vladimir Bukovysky
Bukovsky
Yuri Daniel
Andrei Sinyavsky
NATO Eyes Buying AWACS Airborne Warning System
The United States aims to persuade NATO ministers in Brussels to approve a fleet of AWACS aircraft. The radar laden jets cost about 104.7 million dollars each and could total over 3 billion for 25 to 32 planes with annual operating costs of 50 to 100 million dollars.
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UPI
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
AWACS
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Brussels
NATO
U.S
Europe
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