Berger urges 10 year halt on Mackenzie Valley pipeline
The report by Judge Thomas Berger calls for delaying the Mackenzie Valley pipeline for a decade to settle native land claims and prevent a cross Yukon route. It recommends choosing between two northern gas pipelines while weighing environmental and social harms.
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Claude Wenault
Ottawa
UPI
Yukon
Mackenzie Valley
B.C
Supreme’ ‘Court
Thomas Berger
Mackenze Valley
Western
Arctic
U.S
Canada
Jimmy Catters
Lids
Konto
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Mackerie Valley
Bas
FXO
Aarkéts
Berger
Mackenzie
S “Bergers
Mackenzie’ Delta
Beaufort Sea
Pedersen Wins Cash in Regional Design Contest
Dennis Pedersen son of Mr and Mrs Robert Pedersen Colburn won third prize and 250 dollars in the second Annual Student Design Competition by Design Center Northwest Seattle Wash. Contest theme A Regional Museum of American Heritage in Design drew over 60 entries from Idaho Washington and Oregon. Second prize went to an Oregon student and a Washington State University entrant earned honorable mention.
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Dennis Pedersen
Colburn
University of Idaho
Design Center Northwest
Seattle
Moscow
Wash
Robert Pedersen
P.O. Box 76
Museum of American Heritage
Inc
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Washington State University
Hearst Case Prompts Claims of Two Justice Systems
Los Angeles attorney Leonard Weinglass, who defended Patricia Hearst’s Symbionese Liberation Army allies, argues her five year probation shows a disparity between treatment of the powerful and the poor. He contends Hearst received more lenient terms than William and Emily Harris despite similar charges.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Leonard Weinglass
William
Emily Harris
Miss Hearst
Harrises
Sportings
McClure Urges Targeted Youth Jobs Plan Over Big Grants
Senator Jim McClure urged direct action on youth unemployment at the Northwest Placement Association in Coeur d Alene Idaho. He criticized broad federal spending on public service jobs and backed the Youth Employment Act to let local governments and businesses tailor opportunities for under 25 year olds. He warned against treating people as statistics and called for human focused programs.
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Coeur D’ Alene
Idaho
U.S
Jim McClure
Northwest Placement Association
McClure
Washington
Congress
Card of Thanks for 40th Anniversary of Pascal and Bennie
Mr and Mrs Pascal Spade and their children thank friends and relatives for making the 40th anniversary a happy memorable day.
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Pascal Spade
Pascal and
Bennie
Preparation H Hemorrhoidal Relief Ad Card
A medical product offers quick relief from hemorrhoidal pain and itching and helps shrink swelling. Preparation H claims exclusive formula and markets ointment and suppositories as America's leading remedy.
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America
Plea Entered by Ashby Leach in Cleveland Case
Ashby Leach 31 of Huntington West Virginia pleaded innocent to disorderly conduct in municipal court. He remains free on bond while appealing extortion assault and weapon convictions from the August 26 1976 Chessie System headquarters takeover. A jury trial is set for May 17 before Judge James E Mulcahy.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ashby Leach
Chessie System
Leach
Huntington
W.va
Cleveland Psychiatric Clinic
Public
Linda
Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital
Chessie
Metropolitan General
James E. Mulcahy
Church proposes hearings on timber bidding under Forest Act
Senator Frank Church announced hearings by the Energy and Natural Resources Committee to discuss his bill repealing a section of the 1976 Forest Management Act on sealed bidding. The plan includes a 17 member advisory panel in the Agriculture Department to study sale procedures and ensure community stability in timber regions.
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Washington
Frank Church
Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Church
Energy Committee
The
Forest Service
Senate Agriculture and Energy Committees
Department of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Northwest
China Eyes Rapid Economic Rise Amid War Warnings
China top leaders Hua Kuo feng Yeh Chien ying urge rapid development while warning war is possible with the United States and the Soviet Union. They stress defense buildup and a goal to overtake the United States economically by the early 21st century.
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Charles R. Smith
UPI
Hong Kong
China
Communist Party
Hua Kuo-feng
Peking
Yeh Chien-ying
National Defense
China News Agency
NCNA
Yeh
United States
Taching
Yu Chiu-li
Soviet Union
Hua
Geneva talks hailed as success by Arab press
Arab newspapers in Beirut hailed the Carter Assad Geneva talks as a success with headlines from An Nahar and L'Orient-Le Jour saying the meeting raised hopes for a just solution to the Arab Israeli conflict. Some papers noted obstacles ahead and questioned Israel’s pullout and Palestinian homeland definitions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Geneva
Carter
Hafez Assad
An Nahar
Damascus Radio
Assad
L'Orient-Le Jour
1 Amal
Phalangist
ALS .Sarg
Caner
Israel
Gunshot victim seeks anonymity after Queens hospital arrival
A 35 year old man named Peter Connaughton walked into Elmhurst General Hospital in Queens with four gunshot wounds to the chest and abdomen at 3 10 a m. He refused to tell police anything about the shooting except his name and age. Authorities called the case a mystery as he provided no address or shooter details.
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New York
UPI
Queens Hospital
Elmhurst General Hospital
Peter
Connaughton
A.m. Connaughton
Hugh Q’ Rourient
43Rd Avenue
Queens
Negotiations Edge Toward Break on Bunker Hill Strike
Stalemate persists as negotiators for striking miners and Bunker Hill management meet again in Kellogg Idaho. The company offers a three year package totaling 1 43 an hour while miners demand parity with Sunshine mine workers about 65 cents more per hour. The walkout has closed Crescent mine plant smelter concentrator and affects the Bunker Hill complex.
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Kellogg, Idaho
UPI
Bunker’ Hill ‘Mining Company
Stoday
Sunshine
Bunker, Hill
Crescent
Bunker Hill
Concen ‘Trator
Meany Attacks Carter Over Proposed Minimum Wage
AFL-CIO chief Meany urged a $3.00 per hour minimum wage and accused President Carter of wanting to deny modern workers benefits he enjoyed as a Plains Georgia youth. He contrasted Carter’s past remarks about the 40 cent wage with his current proposal to raise only to $2.50.
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Sara Fritz Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Carter
Plains
Meany
Labor Federation
John Dent
Dent
Andrus To Speak At Gonzaga Commencement In Spokane
Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andrus will headline Gonzaga University's May 15 commencement in Spokane. Ina Johnston receives the DeSmet Medal and Judge William Lindberg earns the Gonzaga Law Medal as part of the university’s 9th commencement.
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Spokane
UPI
Cecil Andrus
Gonzaga University
Idaho
Washington
Carter
Ina ’ Johnston
Gonzaga Law
William Lindberg
Seattle
Carrots primarily grown in California Texas and Arizona
A fragment notes that carrots are chiefly grown in California Texas and Arizona with stray punctuation and capitalization. The readable portion emphasizes geographic production patterns without additional context or figures.
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The
U.S
California
Texas
Arizona
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