Major Gas Firms Push Discount Stations Amid Shortage
Major oil firms increasingly operate discount outlets to challenge independents, a move drawing Justice Department scrutiny for possible antitrust violations. Exxon Phillips Shell and others run branded discount stations, claiming similar fuel quality, with few new openings during the shortage.
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Swashington
Justice Department
Exxon
Phillips Petroleum
Blue Goose
Blackjack
Excel
Red Dot
Bonanza
Seaside
Shell
Atlantic Richfield
Standard of Ohio
Mobil
Dallas-Fort Worth
T. J. Morrison
Phillips
Morrison
Competiton
Six Lawrence Residents Earn Summer Degrees at K State Teachers College
Six Lawrence residents are among 590 candidates for degrees to be conferred during summer commencement at Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia. They include Margaret M Verhage, Deborah J Logan, Carol J Pine, Mrs. Donna Claire Kahler Stirn, Ying Ju Hwang Kao, and Larry C Mignot.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Margaret M. Verhage
Deborah J. Logan
Carol J. Pine
Donna Claire Kahler Stirn
Ying-Ju Hwang Kao
Larry C. Mignot
Anti War Vet Planned to Arm Group
FBI informer William Lemmer testified that Scott Camil proposed using the Vietnam Veterans Against the War to police demonstrations at the 1972 Republican National Convention with armed fire teams. Lemmer said Camil favored diversions in the Miami area if police moved on demonstrators and claimed drugs were being traded for guns to arm assassination squads.
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Gainesville, Fla
FBI
Scott Camil
VVAW
William Lemmers
Camil
Florida
Miami
Miami Beach
Lemmer
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