Odd Even Ration Plan Confuses Pennsylvania Motorists
The odd-even gasoline rationing plan in Pennsylvania sparks questions and confusion at the pump. Rules hinge on final digits or final letters in licenses. mixed plates use last digit or letter to determine eligibility. Zeros and even endings permit gas on even days, odd endings on odd days, with letters A–M even and N–Z odd if no numbers. July’s 31 days allow gas for all regardless of number. Disabled veterans and handicapped individuals may buy gas online daily.
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Oil firms face supply decline amid rationing and shortages
United Press International reports Gulf Oil and United Refining cite crude and refinery problems. Gulf says demand rose as its output climbs 12 percent, while United Refining, relying on imported crude, runs well below capacity, with shortages in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York. Lines shrink as odd-even rationing and a $5 minimum purchase take effect. Suburban Pittsburgh gas stations fined for selling to preferred customers.
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Pennsylvania
Gulf
Lawrence
Evan Evans
United Refining Co
Warren
Warren County
Evans
Ohio
New York
United Refining
Pittsburgh
West Penn Aaa
Pam Horter
Pennsylvania-Delaware Service Stations Dealers Association
Department of Energy
Cascade Park rides pass insurance firm inspection
Cascade Park rides received a clean health inspection from Empire Insurance Co. inspector Don O'Lickey who approved the roller coaster and swing ride after initial concerns. Cascade Amusement Co. owner Paul Vesco had previously shut the coaster due to a burned gear and said the rocket ride would not be repaired due to cost after a bad hearing.
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Cascade Park
Don O'Lickey
Empire Insurance Co
Paul Vesco
Cascade Amusement Co
Vesco
O'Lickey
Energy summit ends with hard oil import cuts across nations
Leaders of the G seven nations agreed on country by country quotas to limit foreign oil imports through 1985 after a 24 percent OPEC price hike. President Carter warned of scarce supply and urged energy diversification, coal and nuclear power.
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UPI
United States
Canada
France
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Japan
Carter
Margaret Thatcher
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Elwood City Officials Admit Police Took Beer From Scene
Mayor Jack Snare and Police Chief Anthony DeCarbo disclosed that six borough officers and seven Wayne Township officers took beer from a Chessie System rail car after a May 28 attempted theft. The beer was offered by a railroad employee to avoid theft if left behind, with restitution of $5.10 per case paid and no formal theft charged. Juveniles who initially broke in remain at large as disciplinary options are weighed.
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Ellwood
Jack Snare
Anthony DeCarbo
Wayne Township
Snare
DeCarbo
Great White Shark Sparks Long Island Shark Scramble
In Center Moriches a 1500 pound Great White was harpooned from a whale carcass after a 14 hour chase. The Rogue and another local boat sparked a frenzy as Montauk fishermen watched, while Coast Guard officials weighed orders to keep the carcass from drifting toward Montauk. The wave of interest comes as Fourth of July swims draw near.
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Center Moriches
N.Y
Long Island
Moriches
Paul Trovitch
Coast Guard
Patricia E
Montauk
National Marine Fisheries
Long Island Sound
Highlights June 30 1979 Mrs C Harry Culbertson
Mrs. C Harry Culbertson, age 66, of 1037 Rose Avenue is listed in the June 30 1979 obituary notices. The brief death notice confirms her name and age and residence.
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C. Harry Culbertson
Rose
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