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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1978

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Spot shortages seen possible in West Virginia

West Virginia executives warn that spot shortages on the East Coast could reach the state as prices rise five cents a gallon amid a national unleaded fuel shortage. Shell Oil, the largest marketer, begins nationwide rationing, potentially shortening operating hours at many stations.

Shell Oil Co Shell Gray West Virginia Jim Minton Indianapolis Wayne Weinshreider Cleveland

Shell To Cut Dealer Gas Allotments By 25 Percent

Shell will limit gasoline supplies to about 75 percent of prior amounts at some 18,400 stations as repair shutdowns at two refineries tighten supplies. Dealers report reduced hours and layoffs while unleaded fuel cuts to 38 percent of total supply threaten winter operations.

Mark Potts Shell Jim Minton Indianapolis Wayne Weinshreider Cleveland Norman Altstedter

Shell cuts gasoline allotments spark Virginia dispute

A Virginia debate arose Friday after Shell's nationwide 25 percent cutback in gasoline allocations. Virginia Gasoline Retailers Association warns of shortages like 1974, while Shell officials insist motorists face no panic and shortages are unlikely. Some regions report limited unleaded supplies due to refinery repairs in Norco, Louisiana, with full production expected soon.

Charleston, W.va West Virginia Gasoline Dealers Association West Virginia Shell Oil Co Shell James W. Heizer Virginia Gasoline Retailers Association Heizer Gordon Goodier Charlotte N.C Goodier Virginia Donald R. Healey Richmond Norfolk Tidewater Virginia Roanoke Virginia Shell Norco

Toy buying season grows as 1978 fair spawns 4000 items

The toy market expands yearly with about 4000 new items from the 1978 fair. Retail outlets exceed 125000 nationwide and last-quarter sales reach up to 70 percent. Best sellers are games, electronics, puzzles, dolls, preschool toys, and plush, while electric trains drop from the top 10. Safety standards cover most products, and the Consumer Product Safety Commission seeks bans on some toddler-unsafe toys.

United States Toy Manufacturers of America Inc Consumer Product Safety Commission

Inspect Before You Buy Watch Out For Sharp Edges

A Consumer Product Safety Commission guide urges careful toy checks before purchase. Inspect boxes in store, confirm batteries and costs, read fine print, and ensure age suitability and clear instructions to avoid hazards from sharp edges, small parts, loud noises, or throwable items.

Consumer Product Safety Commission

Groundbreaking For Mercer Mall Will Be Jan. 9

Groundbreaking ceremonies are planned for the 650,000 square foot Mercer County Mall between Bluefield and Princeton on January 9. Developer George D. Zamias announces three major tenants J C Penney Montgomery Ward and Stone and Thomas. The mall will house over 75 stores with parking for 3146 cars and is aimed to open in summer 1980 if construction stays on schedule. The site sits on State Route 25 near Bluefield Princeton access via US 460 and 52.

Jim Gilreath Wauy Telegraph Mercer County Bluefield Princeton George D. Zamias J. C. Penney Co Montgomery-Ward Stone and Thomas State Rt. 25 U. S. Rt McDowell County Zamias West Virginia Wheeling

Weekend Weather Outlook and WV Politics Mix

Saturday notes a mix of sun and clouds with highs mid to upper 40s, then rain possible Sunday night. nights in the 30s. Gov Rockefeller seeks tax cut in 1979 Legislature while budget concerns loom from court rulings.

Jay Rockefeller

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