Nixon aide backs second Alaska oil pipeline push
President Nixon aides weigh a second Alaska pipeline to meet civilian needs while a Pentagon task force urges a multibillion dollar military line from the North Slope to an ocean terminal. Analysts debate one or two pipelines with civilian and military use and ten year completion.
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UPI
Nixon
William E. Simon
Alaska
Pentagon
Simon
Valdez
United Press International
Defense Energy Task Group
North Slope
Defense Department
Mike Gravel
D-Alaska
Congress
Chicago Seven Defendants Convicted of Contempt
Three Chicago Seven defendants and attorney William Kunstler were convicted of contempt of court for behavior during the 1969 70 riot conspiracy trial. Judge Edward T. Gignoux sentenced Hoffman Dellinger Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin. two others Rennie Davis and Tom Hayden were cleared.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Seven
William Kuntsler
U.S. District Court
Edward T. Gignoux
Maine
USS
Julius J. Hoffman
Kunstler
David Dellinger
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Gignoux
Rennie Davis
Tom Hayden
Leonard Weinglass
John Fraines
Lee Weiner
Hoffman
Denmark vote ousts socialist PM in tax revolt shock
In Copenhagen Prime Minister Anker Joergensen to resign after a historic defeat to a coalition led by Mogens Glistrup who vows to scrap income tax and military. Glistrup proposes a new government with a minimal state and abolishing the prime minister post, while turnout nears 3.4 million as Social Democrats drop from 78 to 46 seats. Separately Sen. Edward Kennedy weighs a 1976 presidential bid, with Sen. John Tunney saying Kennedy is the odds-on favorite and likely to decide in early 1975.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Anker Joergensen
Mogens Glistrup
Progress Party
Glistrup
Joergensen
Social Democratic Party
Margrethe
Denmark
Snow Across Midwest and Great Lakes Prompt Warnings
A low pressure system moved northeast bringing snow to Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin with one to three inches in parts of Minnesota and up to four inches in Upper Michigan. Travel advisories due to snow and strong winds accompanied the storm as showers and a few thundershowers spread from New York to Alabama and Mississippi. Temperatures ranged from 4 degrees in Minot to 75 in Miami Florida.
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United Press International
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Upper
Iowa
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Upper Michigan
Ohio
New York
Alabama
Mississippi
Minot
N.C
Miami Fort Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Fla
Congress backs Daylight Saving Time bill
Both houses approve a plan to extend Daylight Saving Time for two years to save fuel. A House-Senate conference must merge differences, notably a provision allowing states with split time zones to exempt one zone. Senator Cook argues this prevents winter dark school starts in eastern Kentucky.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Senate
House-Senate
Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Cook
Pioneer 10 Opens Gate to Outer Planets After Jupiter Run
Pioneer 10 cleared a path to the outer planets by skimming Jupiter's radiation belt. The craft survived despite a radiation ring 110000 miles out, cutting two instruments and raising generator temps as engineers assess the data.
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Outer Planets
Mountain View
Calif
UPI
Jupiter
Pioneer 10
Pioneer
Earth
Robert S. Kraemer
Space Agency
R. Walker Fillius
NASA
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