Editorial: Gas from Alaska Likely Alcan Route Choice
The piece argues President Carter will pick the Alcan Pipeline Project to deliver Alaska gas, citing existing rights of way, environmental and cost advantages, and strong Canadian-American cooperation. It notes LNG and Arctic routes face objections or decline, and urges concurrent western and national build to speed delivery and keep costs down.
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Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
California
Canada
Mackenzie River
United States
Alcan
Sinc
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Federal Power Commission
Fairbanks
Itt
James River
Midwest
Congress
Lawmaker Pushes Sunset Review Of State Agencies
Assemblyman Paul Priolo proposes ACR 48 to set a four year deadline for a detailed study of major state regulatory agencies. The plan, approved by the Assembly Governmental Organization Committee, would create a joint legislative panel to evaluate agency performance, suggest eliminations, consolidations, or reforms, and report to the governor and Legislature. The proposal favors periodic justification of agency existence.
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Assembly Governmental Organization Committee
Legislative Committee
Priolo
White House weighs Bert Lance fate amid growing fallout
Washington shifts to a private consensus that Bert Lance must go as Georgia allies acknowledge the embattled aide damages Carter. The change follows evidence of game securities use and incomplete asset disclosures. The president faces a pivotal moment as Lance’s fate intertwines with energy, welfare, and canal battles.
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White House
Bert Lance
Lance
Georgia
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Lancé
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Latce
Panama Canal
Bett Lance
Atlanta
Harry Truman
Harry Valizhall
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Cuae Ss
Dance
Middle East
Chinaa
Africa
Britain at Risk of Breakup as Nationalist Movements Grow
In Edinburgh Scotland nationalist forces surge with SNP winning up to 30 percent in local polls and 11 of Scotland's 7 Parliament seats. Devolution bills stall amid Labour battles, raising fears of a Balkanized Britain in the 1980s and shifting Europe’s political and strategic balance.
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Britain
United Kingdom of
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Bonnile Prince Charlie
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Isle
Man
Scotish National Party
SNP
London
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William Wolfe
Wolfe
Europe
Coke flood reaches epidemic proportions in U S, lawmaker says
Rep. Wolff says cocaine smuggling into the United States is vastly underestimated by officials. He and aides report 160 tons yearly moving from Bolivia and Peru, with 80 percent reaching the U S, and urge tighter action against major traffickers while diplomats target small-time dealers.
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Washington
House
United States
South America
Lester Wollf
D.N.Y
U.S
Wolff
Latin America
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
State Dept
Overseas Press Club
New York
Wall
Bolivia
Peru
Arso
Brazil
Ridder and Cameron Hold Editor Publisher Roles
Daniel H Ridder serves as Editor and Publisher while Samuel C Cameron holds the role of General Manager in the newspaper operation.
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Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
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