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Environmental Reporf Complete On Alaskan Oil To U.S. WASHINGTON (UP1) rircus," Petora told a flews government report concluded conference Monday that oil spills were The report was (he result of a certain no mailer a system study by the Interior Depart- if into plans of (he Alyeska oil to. U.S. refineries Pipeline Service Co to build a and IJiat Pacific Ocean fishery resources would be especially $2.5 billion pipeline from Pl'Udhoc Bay mi Alaska's North Slope southward nearly 800 miles through Alaska to the ice- free port of Valdez. proposed trans-Alaskan Prom there, the oil would be alter three years "hipped by tanker to refineries The slvvnlume environmental Inriact statement the of sillily by Interior Depart.

evi-'cill officials, said, "It no single l-'ivery be free on Pudgel Sound and in the Francisco and Angeles areas. jn. in uu 11 i J' ii i rotini out fl lists It jivo com- o' euvironniental effects ami of Plained that the pipeline would i a threats." jscriously damage Ihc delicate I warned that spills would' A a a and pose a in- under Ihc nroiosefl a lo wildlife, but at shipping oil via rp rt environmental kV from he southern would -hit beyond' A a a coast to the West 1 snmc "luare miles of Coast, averaging about M0000 rcc mvil lTMl. harrcls a year as the result of I Fu heariiiRs on the a accidents. department's environmental im- Salmon and oilier fiOiorv a t-TMPladiiK one resources, the report dc 1 TM was would JJP "c.xiieciiilJy i uooh ncnniui- ble" to such i SCVCl il1 conservation lorcamzalions anil by S2 mem no i HIJU I Interior Undersecretary of Congress a I'ecora, in releasing the' Monday's remrl imdc six-volume reixirt.

said as to fur.heT' ioT" "TM 1 Co ranslruction of the 48- a Moiton would make pipe throush the heart of decision on Rrarilir." a iiermit Alaska. 7M 1 011 hP 'TM sc 1 however, that none of 3 i a A a a methods studied Pipeline for at days. 'oi! from the AlL is the secretary's view Arctic to markets lo the south Iliat Ihis complex rejwirt has lolappeared lo be clearly siipm he read and unrtcrstood and any other and thai nil mat a public hearing would belpresent ein-ii-onnicnlal clangers Technical Details Complete For World Champ Chess Game AMSTERDAM I The International Choss federation announced this week that techni- cal a i have been settled for Ihc world championship match lietween Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union cjiallensrr Bohhy Fischer of the United States. The agreement was worker! out in weekend negotiations among representatives rjf lhp chess federations of the Soviet Union. the United Yugoslavia and Iceland, ami personal of the two players, the announcement said.

The ci'cralion said the rules agreed on were: The match will consist of a i 21 samcs. as dcfcndiiie cli.im- pion. must score 12 imlch to rclain the title. Fisr-hcr must score 1LV5 points to i whoever reaches the assigned total first is the victor. Total money will be $138,500, of which the winner receives 02.5 per cent and lirscr 37.5 per cent.

In case of i 12-12 i a result, each plavci receives The first 1L names will be playrd in the Yugoslavian a i a of Belgrade, Ihc npcnins a being scheduled for 22. The next day is reserved for' lontinuiiig an adjourned game. The second half of the' a will be played in a i Ireland. (lames will he played on Tuesdays and' Thurs- days. Mondays.

Wednesdays and Fridays are reserved fo crmlimiiim adjourned games. There will be no play on Saturdays. Spring brings the turban 2.97 Arlful twisting drap- in olry fabrics. In I wSllo, navy, beige, pink, ice, yellow or mint. Flew hand croshcl Ali Gap tj filtinq oil cops fashioned in tellagel straw.

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perma-press poly- ester ti cotton blouses It man-tailored shirts. 8-14. sale priced: 2.99 girIs action slacks zoiDlc prints, stripes so- i In fastbach or gun yer styles In cotton duch, brushed or regular denim. 7-J4- sale priced! 3.99 boys' perma-press sport shirts crisp short-sleeved styles In solids end stripes', tlies sale priced! for boys' flare-leg high-style jeans 2 and 4-pocaet models In so- stripes, fancies! many permanent 8-16 slfmi, 8-IS rcg. sale priced! 2.991 men's perma-press sport shirt great assortment of latest florals, fancies, florals, so- Hds, short sleeved, fully cut, newest colors, s-m-l-xl.

icfc 1.99 men's flare-leg perma-press slacks fiandsome lyji-styled flares tailored In polyest- hlcnd. tvceeds, stripes, solids In wanted colors.32-42. sale priced! 4-44 misses' springtime pant coats in hrinhles pearllzed poljiurethane lush velours, pick full or half-beUed styles In captain, edwardlan or dan- ish styllngsl white, plfift, royal, lilac. 6-1S. regularly 519-99 washable novelty slacks denim stripes, cotton rfucft, bonded chcvascts, nylons, rigid denims, twills In won- derful styles and colors.

8-16. birthday sale misses' nylon stretch otfy suit the great looh for Jhlrls, 4fior(j, slacfis In u. necked, short sleeved body suit with snap crotch, s-m-l Jn purple, red or brown. birtliday sale your choice of spring's fashion strappypump: slecf? manrnade crJnbfc pa- lent uppers, fancy cut-ouls, blach, white, sizes (o 10. trl-colof shfmmer: grained a crlnhle uppers In assorted decorative patch wimp trim, ifzes (o 10.

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