Oil firms charged with monopoly
The FTC accused eight large oil companies of maintaining a monopolistic grip on gasoline, pushing higher prices for U S drivers and stifling competition for nearly 25 years. The antitrust complaint seeks remedies to restore competition, potentially forcing divestitures or limiting prime processing roles. The firms reported $2.5 billion in last year sales and include Exxon, Texaco, Gulf Oil, and Standard Oil of California.
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U.S
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Exxon Corp
New York
Texardine
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Hayward council battles cost of patriotism display
City leaders face criticism as downtown property owner George Page demands rent for a five flag display site at Weothill and Mission. Marguerite Way questions $400 monthly rent and $2,000 tax payment, while City Manager Willem Hanley, acting with Page, negotiates a temporary use arrangement to cover mounting costs and penalties from a winter billboard incident.
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Adoptees Helped After Hayward Bridge Tragedy
The Romigs, a Gary couple visiting Hayward, barely escaped tragedy when a heart attack struck as they crossed the Harvard San Mateo Bridge. Hospital staff moved quickly to shelter the Romigs and care for Mrs Romig while Mr Romig recuperated. Their long journey included Hawaii and a convention before the incident.
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Remig Ant
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Rowny
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Romig
Hospital Anilineers
Mall
Rimig
Nutsea
End of food price freeze seen
Washington reports the Agriculture Department signals Phase IV will lift the food price freeze. officials predict costs to consumers may rise as a broader easing allows wholesalers to pass higher costs to retailers. President Nixon remains hospitalized. Phase IV aims to curb federal spending while stabilizing prices amid supply concerns.
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Farm-Bell
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de Paul
Nixon
Tressury
George P. Shully
Nixon Remained In Kethesds
Naval Medial Center
Sali Nixa
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Industy
Clearing Oversaet Skies Bring Light Cloudiness
A weather forecast notes clearing skies with light clouds and warmer after a cool spell. Highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s are expected, followed by more weather detail on page four.
Gypsy asylum hopes strain as U S immigration weighs case
A New York immigration hearing tested whether the Horniak family and their kin may be granted asylum after arriving without valid passes. Officials said asylum might be possible if they stayed a substantial time, with a decision to be given before any forced repatriation. Mrs. Horniak, 24, voiced longing for America as paradise and said they would work hard.
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State of Liberty
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Horniak
Rober Kn- Jompar
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Poland
U.S
Mack
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