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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1977

Page

3

Alcan pipeline cost may double current estimate

An independent study questions the Alcan pipeline’s $10 billion price tag, suggesting overruns could reach 121 percent yet still yield national benefits. It warns worst case overruns near 325 percent could render the project too costly, raising gas prices or lowering Alaska gas receipts. John McMillian defends a 20 percent overrun and $10 billion total for the 4000 mile route from Northern Alaska through Canada to Montana diversions toward California and Illinois.

Washington UPI Canada American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research Alcan Prudhoe Bay John McMillian McMillian Alaska United States Montana California Illinois

Bing Crosby Dies on Madrid Golf Course at 74

Crosby died of a heart attack after finishing a round of golf in Madrid with three Spanish friends. His body will be flown to New York and then Los Angeles for Catholic funeral observances. Crosby remained cheerful and singing as he collapsed on the 18th hole.

Madrid Spain UPI Bing Crosby Crosby New York Los Angeles der Bingle Valentin Barrios Bing Barrios Manuel Pinero Cesar Zulueta Moraleja Golf Club

Hostages Freed In Nagasaki Bus Hijacking Shootout

Japanese riot police killed one hijacker and captured another after a five minute assault on a Nagasaki bus. Sixteen hostages were freed as the gunmen, claiming Red Army ties, died or were captured. The surviving suspect said their motive was money.

Tokyo UPI Nagasaki Red Army Mitsuo Setoyama Koichi Kawashita Hisayuki Kawasaki Japan Air Lines India Kawashita Kawasaki

California Weather Forecasts Extend Through Friday

San Francisco area forecasts show northern California cloudiness with partial sun and coastal fog at night and in the morning. Central and southern regions expect mild conditions with normal temperatures and periodic fog inland. In San Diego, a $750,000 personal injury suit names Martin-Baker Aircraft Co and Grumman Aerospace Corp over a June 28 F14 Tomcat ejection incident involving Lt. (jg) Kevin Dilley at Miramar.

San Francisco UPI California Owens Valley Upper Desert Deserts Southern San Diego Kevin Dilley Miramar Naval Air Station Martin-Baker Aircraft Co Grumman Aerospace Corp Dilley

Early storm strands motorists across states

An early snowstorm strikes from Upstate New York to North Carolina causing power outages and road closures. Pennsylvania reports up to a foot of snow in mountains while the Smokies see six inches. In Pennsylvania a事故 near Somerset kills the wife and daughter of Cleveland Indians star Andre Thornton. Thornton and his son are injured.

United Press International Pennsylvania New York Great Smoky National Park Tennessee North Carolina Virginia U.S Gatlinburg Tenn Cherokee N.C Somerset Cleveland Indians Andre Thornton Thornton Rochester N.Y

Supreme Court clears way for Concorde test flights

The Supreme Court lifted a temporary ban on Concorde landings at Kennedy International Airport, allowing test flights to proceed. The ban was stayed at Justice Marshall's request for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to pursue papers in the appeals case. The airlines aim for test flights this month and possible passenger service by mid November, with noise standards being developed and hearings planned.

Washington UPI Supreme Court New York Kennedy International Airport Thurgood Marshall Port Authority of New Jersey Marshall British Airways Air France Port Authority 2Nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Kennedy Circuit Court Dulles International Airport

Burke to Run for California Attorney General

Congresswoman Yvonne Braithwaite Burke announced at a $125 dinner in Los Angeles that she will seek California attorney general. She noted she plans to be the next AG, aiming to succeed Republican Evelle Younger who will leave the post next year. Burke, UCLA and USC Law graduate, also owns a mortuary.

Los Angeles UPI Yvonne Braithwaite Burke Congress California State of Evelle Younger UCLA USC Law School

Carter sympathizes with neutron bomb protestors

President Carter said he supports the protesters aims to end nuclear weapons but disapproved of disrupting a church service at the First Baptist Church of Washington. He noted the incident was handled well by ushers as five demonstrators were charged and one was not prosecuted. The March to NATO views continues as he weighs deployment.

Washington UPI Carter White House First Baptist Church of Secret Service Elizabeth McAlister NATO London Sheats Baltimore Miss McAlister Rosalynn Carter Shears Jim McNeil Rosemary MacGuire Paul Hood Boston Mary Lyons Simsbury Conn

Longshoremen back to work in New Orleans amid three week backlog

ILA Local 1419 president Wilfred Daliet says dockworkers will resume operation after a 16 day walkout limiting action to container ships. backlog estimated at 2,000 to 3,000 grain barges plus other ships will take at least three weeks to clear, with losses near 150,000 tons of grain sugar and general cargo. New Orleans port handles nearly half of US grain exports and was pressured by farmers and grain officials amid the strike.

New Orleans UPI Atlantic Gulf Ports International Longshoreman’s Association Daliet Henry Joffray Coast Guard Gulf ILA United States Amsterdam New York

Lance Talk Upends Bankers Gathering

Former budget director Bert Lance faced opposition from a New Jersey delegation and others at an American Bankers Association meeting after questions about his Georgia banking past. Lance was to speak Tuesday, with some bankers deeming the forum inappropriate while others saw value in his experience.

Houston UPI Bert Lance American Bankers Association Lance Office of Management and Budget Georgia A.A. Milligan Oxnard Calif Association Elect New Jersey Association W. Liddon McPeters Corinth Miss Robert R. Ferguson Jr New Jersey Bankers Association Ferguson

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