Syn-fuel funding shift for Great Plains plant faces scrutiny
Washington urged Synfuels to rethink aid for the Beulah North Dakota project as federal price supports were revived amid White House and congressional pressure. Great Plains Gasification Associates, including Tenneco and American Natural Resources, seeks price guarantees totaling about $2 billion to prop up a 125 million cu ft daily synthetic gas plant, with operations slated for late 1984.
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Great Plains
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Falling
Michael Brogan
Great Plains Gasification Associates
Mike Synar
D-Okla
House
Energy
SFC
Tenneco Inc
American Natural Resources Co
Transco Energy Co
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Jeffrey Lipkin
Daggett
Calif
Pentagon panelists promote their own interests
A congressional investigating committee finds Pentagon advisory boards stacked with business executives who push their companies. The report calls for new Defense Department guidelines to remove conflicts of interest across Army Navy and Air Force boards including the Defense Science Board. It notes profits for firms like Hughes TRW General Dynamics Raytheon and GE and cites an old-boy network within the military industrial complex.
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Defense For Research and Engineering
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Fossil finds in Kenya may trace human ape ancestry
Scientists announce 17 million year old fossils from Buluk in northern Kenya may be the ancestral bridge between humans and great apes. Led by Richard Leakey and Alan Walker, the finds include jaws and teeth linking Africa to Asia during early ape evolution.
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Kenya
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Buluk
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Alan Walker
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Meave Leakey
Coleader
David Pilbeam
Harvard University
Africa
Asia
Pilbeam
Walker
Foat to form legal aid group for women victims
Feminist Ginny Foat says she will create a fund raising tour to support a legal services organization aiding working and battered women, those behind bars, and female discrimination victims after her murder trial costs are paid. She criticizes NOW leadership while planning the effort.
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California
National Organization For Women
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Louisiana
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Legal Services Organization
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