Alaska oil pipeline seen as distant decision
Interior Secretary Morton said he is a long way from approving an 800 mile Alaska pipeline and aims to settle the issue by year's end 1972. He criticized the 1969 North Slope lease sales and urged a national energy policy considering needs over profits amid the Middle East oil tension.
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AFC to Acquire Scripps Stake in Cincinnati Enquirer
American Financial Corp wins federal consent to buy Scripps 60 percent stake in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The offer stands at 40 dollars per share in cash for stockholders, with a closing target by May 7. Worth about 33 million if all shares are acquired.
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Army Officer Charged With Maim At My Lai Trial Ordered
Captain Eugene M. Kotouc an Army intelligence officer from Humboldt Nebraska faces interim trial on maiming and assault charges arising from an interrogation near My Lai. He allegedly chopped part of a finger and cut the suspected enemy personnel while seeking land mine and ammunition dumps. The murder charges were dropped.
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William L. Calley, Jr
Ft. Benning
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Winthrop Rockefeller and wife announce separation in Arkansas
Former Gov Winthrop Rockefeller and his wife of 14 years announce separation and plan divorce in a joint release. Terms of separation not disclosed. Rockefeller, 58, and Jeannette Edris, 52, wed in 1956 after his move to Arkansas from New York.
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Jeannette Edris
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IRS Mistakenly Sends Lobbying Disclosure Forms
The IRS says identical forms asking tax exempt groups to detail lobbying and political activities were sent by error. Labels advising ignore instructions were affixed later. The form applies to specific categories like charitable scientific or educational groups with tax deductible contributions.
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Internal Revenue Service
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