State sues Mars Market over low shelf price scheme
The California attorney general sues Mars Market in Long Beach with owners J.M. Roth Corporation and Joseph Mark Roth for misleading ads using low shelf prices plus 10 percent. The suit seeks injunction and 2500 dollars for each instance, arguing the tactic misleads customers into thinking they save money. Roth defends legality and claims the program benefits shoppers since 1973.
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State Attorney General's
Mars Market
Palo Verde Ave
Long Beach
Attorney General
J.M. and
G.A. Roth Corporation
Joseph Mark Roth
Grace Anne Roth
Mark Roth
Roth
Suspect pleads innocent in Long Beach liquor store robberies
Richard M. Womack, 32, pleaded innocent in Long Beach Superior Court to six liquor store robberies between January and March. He faces a federal bank robbery charge in Los Angeles and was ordered back for a June 10 tentative trial. Bail exceeds 35 000 in combined state and federal cases.
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Richard M. Womack
Long Beach Superior Court
Womack
Los Angeles
Elsworth M. Beam
Security Pacific National Bank
E. Fourth St
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