Crossword Puzzle Across And Down Roundup
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Groups Seek Natural Gas From Arctic
In New York, Arctic gas plans compete to bring Alaska and Canadian discoveries to U S markets. El Paso Natural Gas proposes crossing Alaska and liquefying gas for tanker shipment to the West Coast, while Alaskan Arctic Gas Pipeline Co would build a 2600 mile Canada to Idaho Montana pipeline. Both seek access to fields potentially 33 to 200 trillion cubic feet. Environmental hearings likely in 1975. project costs range 7 to 10 billion dollars with potential daily delivery of 2 billion cubic feet. Canada and U S regulatory approvals required. Arctic Gas foresees 30-35 year reserves at current use rates.
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Honeywell Computer Costs Five Point Eight Million
Jefferson City AP Honeywell Information Systems of St. Louis will be awarded a 63 month contract to install a new computer system for the Missouri Revenue Department. Estimated value is 5.8 million dollars, announced Commissioner of Administration Robert James.
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Missouri Voters Turnout and Senate Result Details
Missouri reported a 56.5 percent turnout from 2,165,407 registered voters as 1,224,405 cast ballots in the U S Senate race. Senator Thomas Eagleton won re election over Thomas Curtis 60 to 39 3 percent with 755,433 votes to 480,900. George Lehr defeated incumbent John Ashcroft for state auditor by 635,855 to 562,564. All 10 Missouri congressional incumbents were re elected.
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Missouri
James C. Kirkpatrick
U. S. Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
Thomas Curtis
C. E. Talmage
Socialist Workers Party
Barbara Mutnick
Supreme Court
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Atty
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Clifford Gannon
George Lehr
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Harry Smith Receives Doctorate at MSU Commencement
Harry T. Smith of Route 3 Mexico was awarded a doctor’s degree in industrial education at Michigan State University’s full term commencement in East Lansing on December 7. Noted pianist Van Cliburn delivered the commencement address to 1,747 degree recipients.
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Michigan State University
East Lansing
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