Gulf outlines seven investment centers for restructuring
Gulf Oil Corp announced a plan to reorganize into seven investment-center companies, including two new global energy firms to be based in Houston. The structure places each unit under Gulf’s chairman with specific chiefs for Extractive Industries, Refining and Marketing, Chemicals, Transportation and Trading, Science and Technology, Real Estate, and Gulf Oil Canada.
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Pittsburgh
UPL
Gur OW Corp
Houston
Gulf
Gulf Oil Canada Ltd
Toronto
Canada
Gull
Jerry McAfee
Million dollar mortgage suit targets First Federal in Lawrence County
A $1 million class action filed in Lawrence County Court by Merlin H. and Evelyn F. Felger of Youngstown on behalf of all mortgage holders alleges First Federal Savings and Loan Association misused escrow funds. The suit claims interest earned on real estate tax and fire insurance monies held in escrow was diverted to general funds, with the firm investing those monies. The plaintiffs seek accounting of earnings, return of escrow funds, and injunctions to stop further collection. About 4,600 mortgagors could be involved. First Federal objects to class action status and argues lack of jurisdiction.
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Byva orssSews
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Lawrence County
Merlin H
Evelyn F. Felger
Youngstown Raad Edintucg
First Federal
Felgers
Felger
Howard Specter
Pittsburgh
Uiem
Apgaint
Robert C. Houk
John S. Henderson
Houk
Felger’s
Specter
Sadge Henderson
Perry Reeher
Reeher
Reeder
Award causes accident sparks judge hearing
Robert L. Whitmore 34, a Safe Driver Of The Year recipient, said he placed the trophy on the bus floor after accepting it from a private firm. While driving after delivering passengers, he tried to catch the gleaming symbol and his foot slipped, causing a rear-end collision.
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Robert L. Whitmore
Whitmore
Ray Churchill
Bribe charges dismissed against Hilton in Pennsylvania case
In Dauphin County Court the state dropped conspiracy bribery charges against former Property and Supplies Secretary Frank C. Hilton. Deputy DA Richard Levis cited Hilton’s federal extortion conviction in Scranton as the reason for dismissal. Hilton, 68, faces ongoing charges tied to other kickback allegations. Mt Arenal volcano erupts violently killing two and leaving several missing near San Jose Costa Rica.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Frank C. Hilton
Dauphin County
Richard Levis
Hilton
Scranton
New York
Charles ¥. Qhle
Meadville
San Jose
Costa Rica
Upl
Mt. Arenal
Arenal
Israel Offers Resume Talks With Egypt On Interim Peace
United Press International reports Israel has proposed resuming negotiations with Egypt on an interim Middle East peace accord. The move gives new life to Kissinger’s step by step diplomacy as Israel’s cabinet, in a 25 percent hour debate in Jerusalem, commits to pursuing talks aimed at reaching an interim agreement with Egypt.
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United Press Internationa
Israel
Egypt
Middle Fas
Henry Kissinger
Jerusalem
Youth jobs funded in House despite veto fight
Washington IPI reports the House voted to spend 2 billion to create work for about 600 000 youths and adults by continuing funding for federal programs lacking 1976 appropriations The move follows Ford veto of a 5.3 billion emergency measure containing the projects and a narrow override attempt.
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Washington
IPI
House
Mord
Ford
Holse
Vigilantes Arrested in California Burglary Death
Lenox California police say six poor men two women and sheriff deputies arrested on charges of murder burglary kidnapping false imprisonment and receiving stolen property after a suspected burglar died when thrown from a cliff during the theft of a television set. Joe Arce 26 was found dead last week by the rocky shore of the Pacific Ocean in what investigators now tie to the same case.
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Lennox
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
Arce
Lawndale
Ford to push sweeping Onynibus Crime bill in new proposal
Justice sources say the forthcoming Ford crime package largely mirrors Attorney General Levi language. Senate leader Scott says the plan will seek mandatory prison terms for violent crimes and repeat offenders, targeting lenient sentencing by judges.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Justice Department
Edward H. Levi
Department
Senate
Hugh Scott
Scott
Misadventure blamed for medical malpractice woes in Pa
NORRISTOWN PA June 19 1975 The Montgomery County Bar Association blames the medical malpractice insurance crisis on poor cooperation among doctors lawyers and insurers It cites the 1971 invitation of Argonaut Insurance Company by the Pennsylvania Medical Society as a key factor Argonaut now covers about 25 of Pennsylvania doctors while the rest pay higher rates The group proposes a joint pool updated policies panels of doctors and lawyers to weed out frivolous cases and urges public caution against sympathy for doctors while stressing competency as the underlying issue
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Norristown
Montgomery County Jat Association
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Argonaut Insurance Company
Arthur Lefkoe
County Way
Pennsylvania
Argonaut
Velodyne Corporation
Antung
Lefkoe
Thomas Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Secamt
Pittsburgh
The
Bar Association
Striking roofers talks postponed again in seven week strike
Negotiations between striking roofers and a contractor group were postponed to 102.2 for a second meeting in the seven week strike. Meanwhile a Bel Telephone work center project at Margaret and Jefferson in New Castle proceeds with eight union workers under an interim May 1 agreement with Northwest Roofing Co. The $460,000 project should finish by August with Bell moving in September. The cooler strike affects about 480 workers across Lawrence Mercer Mahoning and Trumbull counties.
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Salvatore Ponzio
United State
Associat Bon Local 71
Bel Telephone
Margaret and
S. Jefferson Streets
Northwest Roofing Co
Meadville
Ponzia
Builders Association of
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dansid Smith Jr
Bell
New Castle
Lawrence
Mercer
Mahoning
Teunibu
Medusa meeting cancelled by company officials
A scheduled meeting between Medusa Cement Co. workers and company representatives was cancelled, according to union spokesman John Loughhead, financial secretary of United Steel and Gypsum Workers International Local 173. No date for a new meeting has been set.
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Wampum
Medusa Cement Co
John Loughhead
United State, Lime and Gypsyth Workers ‘International Local 173
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Sow
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Robert W. Laldwin
Gulf Energy and Minerals Co
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William ©. Raker
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Wulf Oi Trading Co
A Science and Technology Co
A Real Estate Co
Reston
Reston and Gulf
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Kansas
Puerto Rico
Quebec
William J. Henry
New Orleans
Red Adair
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Jerry Ginocchi
Safety Town
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Communist Party
Qur
Enrico Berliguer
St. John's Basilica
Enrico
Rico
Ghandi
New Delhi
UPT
Congress Party
India
Indira Gandhi
Allatabad
Tough Crime Report
John McGraw
Chicago
Omar Rivas
McGraw
Rives
Medusa
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