Senate Okays Trans Alaska Pipeline Amid NEPA Battle
The Senate narrowly approved a $3.5 billion Trans Alaska pipeline plan and sent the bill to the House. VP Agnew cast the deciding vote to block further NEPA challenges while Alaska Senators Gravel and Stevens pressed exemptions. The body also backed a 60 day Congress override window on oil exports to Japan.
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UPI
Senate
House
Alaskian
Valdez
Spiro T. Agnew
Mike Gravel
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Stevens
Dameridmient
Agnew
Sen
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Congress
Japan
University of Idaho seeks $150 nonresident tuition hike
University of Idaho officials will ask the State Board of Education to approve a $150 increase in nonresident tuition to $600 per semester for the fall. The four day budget session on the Boise State College campus will review proposes for 1974-75 budgets and building funds. President Ernest W. Hartung notes remodeling of the old law building into a computer center and Student Union renovations. The board may decide Tuesday on dropping Big Sky and joining Pacific Coast Athletic Association. Idaho State University for housing expansion via $50,000 in housing system funds.
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University of Idaho
State Board of Education
Boise State College
Institutions of Higher Learning
U of I
Ernest W. Hartung
Law
Big Sky Athletic Conference
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Idaho State University
University Courts
John W. Swartley
No Gambling Restrictions In Spokane
Spokane Mayor David Rodgers said the city will not push restrictions on the new state gambling law. The City Council rejected an emergency ordinance to ban punchboards and pulltabs, with four councilors opposing any local limits.
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Spokane
UPI
David Rodgers
Rodgers
Kalmbach Testifies He Knew Payments Were Improper
Kalmbach said by late August he doubted the secret payments to the Watergate defendants and refused to raise more funds after September 21. He testified he trusted Dean and Ehrlichman and believed aiding the defendants was a duty, though the scheme was improper and illegal.
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UPI
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Senate Watergate Committee
John W. Dean DI
John D. Ehrlichman
Kalmbach
Newport Beach
Calif
The
United States
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Ehrlichman
James W. McCord
San Clemente
Daniel K. Inouye
D-Hawaii
Sen
Joseph M. Montoya
Dn.m
Dean
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
Johnson White House bugging claims labeled outrageous smear
A top Johnson aide rejects reports of extensive White House bugging as an outrageous smear. David Halberstam cites rumors of recorded conversations, while George Reedy and J. Fred Buzhardt offer conflicting views on Johnson era listening devices.
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United Press International
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson White House
David Halberstam
Johnson
George Reedy
J. Fred Buzhardt
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Alexander P. Butterfield
Nixon White House
Joseph A. Califano
Buzhardt
Califano
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