Alaska pipeline eyed to fuel West Coast and beyond
The Federal Energy Administration projects the Alaska pipeline will, at a 1.2 million barrel a day flow by early 1978, divert excess crude to the West Coast and later regions as demand shifts. The report outlines four routes including Trans Provincial, Northern Tier, SOHIO marine-terminal plan, and a Central American route, with price, transport costs, and environmental rules shaping terminal siting. Diplomatic talks between China and the Soviet Union show little progress on border disputes despite resumed discussions at vice-foreign minister level following the 1969 clashes and the September 1969 framework.
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PTA urged to boycott violent television shows
Pittsburgh report on National PTA hearings shows Pennsylvania education secretary John Pittenger urging a PTA led boycott of programs with violence. He says parental action is essential if violence in TV is to end, while opposing reliance on FCC bans. Estelle Gould of WTAE notes improvement in children's programming.
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Soviets reportedly advancing new generation of ICBMs
Administration sources say the Soviet Union is pursuing a fifth generation of intercontinental missiles to succeed the S17, S18, and SS19 models. The program aims for greater accuracy, higher payloads, and possible mobile launchers, prompting a NSC review of U.S.-Soviet relations as talks continue.
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GOP governors upbeat mood after sparse winter meeting
At the winter gathering only 12 GOP governors and governors elect attended with several former presidents included. Attendees described the tone as hopeful and ready to fight in 1978, while some compared the scene to a funeral service and called each other endangered species. Notable figures included George Romney Tom McCall Richard Ogilvie Tim Babcock and Winfield Dunn.
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New York Receives 200 Million Loan Installment
New York City secures another 200 million in federal loans under Ford terms, bringing total borrowed in the past year to 1.275 billion to ease seasonal cashflow. The loan incurs 5.85 percent interest and must be repaid by June 30, with Carter advisers noting Beame has not requested federal aid.
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