Court halts Alaska oil pipeline under federal limits
UPI reports the DC Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the government cannot issue construction permits for the Alyeska Pipeline under current law. The decision relies on a 54 foot right of way limit along the 789 mile route, reversing a lower court that granted Interior permission. The ruling threatens Alaska revenues and oil industry investments while avoiding environmental debate. The court urged Congress to amend right of way restrictions to allow future consideration.
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Resignation OKd in Uruguay by Bordaberry amid military pressure
In Montevideo, President Bordaberry accepted Gen Antonio Francese’s resignation after army and air force factions pressed for his ouster. The navy remained loyal while troops seized radio stations and armored columns moved into the city to back the demand.
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Rights unit paints bleak picture of civil rights enforcement
The U.S. Civil Rights Commission issued a 429 page report criticizing the Nixon administration for a fourth time in three years. It faulted federal agencies for inertia and weak enforcement of civil rights laws, blaming the President for the inadequate program despite rare encouraging signs.
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Local Newspaper Rates and Civil Rights Note
Published daily Monday through Saturday with holiday exceptions by Orange County Publications Division. Rates: home delivery 90 cents weekly, newsstand daily 15 cents, Sunday Record 20 cents. A civil rights report notes lack of priority in domestic agency enforcement and calls for stronger presidential leadership to advance equal rights and justice within the nation. The study was completed last September.
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Brandt seeks help to solve West German money crisis
West Germany faces a monetary crisis as dollar purchases hit a daily record of 6.1 billion. Chancellor Brandt spoke by phone with Nixon Heath and Pompidou and Helmud Schmidt flies to Paris to seek a joint European solution to the dollar flight. Indira Gandhi says Vietnam remarks were not aimed to offend and Nepal speech signals friendlier ties with Pakistan and China. Sheik Mujibur Rahman asserts 90,000 Pakistani POWs in India will not be freed without Pakistan recognizing Bangladesh. Suspects seized in killings.
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