Pipeline decision due scenecut in Alaska dispute
Interior official Morton said a decision on whether the Trans Alaska pipeline should be built is expected by mid September and any result will go to the courts. The Alaska natives oppose a liberal land claim bill and an alternative Canada route is discussed amid environmental law questions. A separate fashion notice details male suit fabrics and jacket styles in colors like white and beige.
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Draft’s death seen in 1972
Washington AP notes growing confidence in a one year draft extension in 1971 with a goal to kill the draft in 1972. Senator Schweiker predicts votes for the one year limit as Senate considers the extension in about ten days. Conferees will face pressure to accept the limit after a slim House defeat by two votes.
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Ulbricht resigns as East German party leader amid transition
American experts report indications that Walter Ulbricht may resign as first secretary of the East German Socialist Unity Party in a move toward an orderly transition ahead of the party's Eighth Congress in June. Eben Honecker's replacement signals a shift but is not expected to alter East German policy toward detente in the near term.
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