Supreme Court Leaves Alaska Pipeline Row to Congress
The Supreme Court let stand a lower court ruling blocking the trans-Alaska oil pipeline on North Slope lands. The 146-foot right of way and wider permits were challenged as Congress could decide land use, with government and Alaska officials urging quick relief. Environmental groups sought Supreme Court review to keep the issue with Congress.
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Ohio marsh swap blocked from review by high court
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear a challenge by the Sierra Club and Citizens for Clean Air and Water to a marshland swap between the Interior Department and two utilities near Lake Erie. The Cincinnati circuit had ruled the swap within congressional discretion and immune from court scrutiny.
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Sweden stops automatic asylum for U.S. deserters
Sweden will no longer automatically grant asylum to American military deserters as U.S. troops withdraw from Vietnam. About 450 Americans remain in Sweden, with border refusals for new deserters while exceptions may exist for weighty cases.
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