Gulf Oil calls price hike a fine tuning action
Gulf Oil Corp says the increase is “more of a fine tuning than a price increase” as it raises home heating oil and kerosene by one cent to two cents a gallon in Kentucky and most of Tennessee. Other refiners also raise wholesale gasoline and gasoline prices regionally amid decontrol moves and rising crude costs. Eight Democratic lawmakers and groups sue to block decontrol, arguing it requires a public hearing. Gulf cites OPEC price rises and Nigeria as main crude suppliers.
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Sun Co
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Midwest
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
East Coast
Reagan
U.S
U.S. District Court
Energy
James Edwards
Gulf
Jerry Bradley
Nigeria
OPEC
Bradley
Kentucky
Tennessee
Atlanta Child Murders Toll Reaches Eighteen
The count rises to 18 with the disappearance of 10 year old Darren Glass and Walker. Other missing children in the year include Terry Pue, all found dead or missing after investigations re opened. Police re opened cases amid possible linkages. Essie Geter confirms jeans as her son Subie Geters pair. loafers sent to FBI for examination.
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Walker
Darren Glass
Terry Pue
Catherine Leach
Bowen Homes
Sage Ape
Archie Byron
Byron
Wyche
Oman
Dekalb County
Roy Baker
Atlanta
Waga-Tv
Subie
Chuck” Geter
Geter
Essie Geter
FBI
Washington
Jameson Memorial Hospital awards contracts for two new wings
Jameson Memorial Hospital announced contracts totaling 10 678 198 for phase 2A of its building program. Measel on of New Castle won the general trades, Bruce and Merrilees Electric Co. of New Castle the electrical work, Ski Construction Inc. the caisson foundations, Ray M. Fulkerson the paint and vinyl wall coverings, Shiderly and Fulkerson of New Castle the same, with McCarl's Plumbing and Heating Beaver Falls handling HVAC, Eckert Plumbing Co. Oil City the plumbing, and Hydro Security Systems Youngstown the fire protection. Two new wings on pylons will have two floors of patient rooms, with completion by September 1982 and overall project by June 1984.
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Angelo Sands
Center
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Thomas White
James Popovich
Gale Measel Sr
Gale Measel Jr
Robert Bruce
Ray Fulkerson
Kenneth Shiderly
New Castle News
General Trades
Measel On
New Castle
Bruce and Merrilees Electric Co
Ski Construction, Inc
Ray M. Fulkerson
Shiderly
Fulkerson
McCarl’s Plumbing
Beaver Falls
Eckert Plumbing Co
Oil City
Hydro Security Systems
Youngstown
DC-9 Lifted From Mud After Runway Mishap At Pittsburgh
A USAir DC-9 with 70 passengers took off through a thousand feet of mud at Greater Pittsburgh Airport after a wrong turn in heavy fog. The jet continued to Albany safely. the tail was slightly damaged and passengers were reportedly unaware of the incident. Airport director David Donahue said a longer runway was assigned but not used.
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UPI
Albany
N.Y
Greater
David Donahue
Donahue
Man convicted of robbery in Parkway Street case
Derek Fuqua, 19, of 18 Atlantic Ave, convicted yesterday of robbery tied to an incident with two Parkway Street residents. Three other charges burglary aggravated assault and conspiracy were dismissed under Rule 1100. Prosecutors said Fuqua and Billy Brothers were involved. Brothers pleaded guilty but awaits sentencing.
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Derek Fuqua
Atlantic Ave
Parkway Street
Abraham
Fuqua
Brothers
Two Injured In Head On Crash In Slippery Rock Twp
Two men were hospitalized in guarded condition after a collision on U.S. 422 in Slippery Rock Township. Thomas R. Cullins Jr., 33, of 216 Sumner Ave, remained in intensive care with multiple cuts. Walter Shumaker, 38, of Portersville, treated for multiple cuts and bruises, had his eastbound car cross into the westbound lane about 2:30 a.m. Police reported the crash was head on.
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St. Francis Hospital
U.S. 422
Slippery Rock Township
Thomas R. Cullins Jr
Sumner Ave
Walter Shumaker
Portersville
Shumaker
Cullins
City may trim street repairs due to salt use
City faces tighter street work as heavy winter salt use strains funds. About 9,000 left from liquid fuels after salaries and salt costs. 25 percent allocation may be waived by council. Drainage is prioritized with improvements on Court, Countyline and Oak streets on the lower East Side funded by development money.
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Sunnayerenes
Joseph Cook
Tallman
Angelo J. Sands
Sands
Lower East Side
Eve Teven
Court Street
Walnut
Ray
Countyline
Oak Street
East Washington
Ray Streets
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