Gasoline stations must charge separately for courtesy services
Washington reports new government rules require gasoline stations to bill separately for services once included in gas prices, such as windshield cleaning and tire checks. Some operators plan no extra charge, while critics say the rule hurts full service stations and may reduce auto safety. The Center for Auto Safety filed suit alleging improper rulemaking and notes governors may seek to curb profit-per-gallon adjustments in high overhead areas.
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Consumers Group
Clarence Ditlow
Center
Energy Department
Ditlow
Safety stressed at Davis-Besse plant amid near miss
At Oak Harbor Ohio the Davis-Besse Power Plant superintendent said a past reactor malfunction was contained within 20 minutes avoiding a TMI scale accident. Meanwhile typhoon Hope battered the Philippines with 150 mph winds, killing reports and disruptions across Luzon.
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UPI
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Three Mile Island
Davis-Besse
Terry Murray
Manila
Philippines
Philippine
Luzon
Philippine Coast Guard
Mindoro
Weather brief and local life notices
Showers or thunderstorms likely tonight with lows in the mid 60s and highs in the lower 80s. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of precip and highs near 80. North to northeast winds under 10 mph tonight. Tuesday temperatures reach 90 down to 68 with 22 percent precipitation. Births include Gary and Treva Oney a boy Fisher Titus and Bobby and Donna Rowe a boy Fisher Titus. Deaths note George Danilla II 67 Berlinville Reuben Wallenstein 62 Chicago formerly Norwalk and Clair Greenwald 69 rural Milan. Marriage licenses granted to Lynn Mark Burton and Sharee A Clem Willard and Martin E Rife and Hermelinda Flores Norwalk.
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Sharee A. Clem
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Norwalk
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Gary
Treva Oney
Collins
Fisher-Titus
Bobby
Donna Rowe
Bellevue
Fisher- Titus
Robert
Carolyn Smith
James and
Anne Daley
Sandusky Good Samaritan
George Danilla II
Berlinville
Reuben Wallenstein
Chicago
Clair Greenwald
Milan
Fatal Holiday Inn Fire in Cambridge Kills Nine
A Cambridge Holiday Inn blaze killed nine people and injured about 60 as guests fled smoke and flames. Victims include two families from Parkersburg and Fairborn plus individuals from Indiana and Ohio.Rescue efforts involved occupants breaking windows and lowering a pregnant woman using sheets. investigators pursued all leads, including arson, as flames swept through corridors.
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Cambridge, Ohio
UPI
James Busch Jr
James Sr
Holiday Inn
Norton
Ohio
Cambridge Rotary Club
Salt Fork State Park Lodge
Busch
Michael King
Caledonia
King
Cambridge
Larry Flowers
Cromwell
Ind
Jeanette
Flowers
Delk
Parkersburg
W.va
Ester Albright
Sharon D. Albright
Scott R
Sam Salom
Ford City
United Glass and Ceramic Workers of America
Pamela Ricketts
Westerville
Commoner Leads New National Party For 1980
Ecologist Barry Commoner and liberal activists plan to form the Citizens' Party with a presidential bid in 1980. Organizers include Maggie Kuhn Studs Terkel Archibald Gillies Harriet Barlow and Don Rose who helped Jane Byrne win in Chicago.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Commoner
Commoner
Citizens’ Party
Maggie Kuhn
The
Gray Panthers
Studs Terkel
Archibald Gillies
John Hay Whitney Foundation
Harriet Barlow
Institute For Local Self-Reliance
Don Rose
Chicago
Jane Byrne
Linn Center budget boosts 1980 plan with new coordinator
The Huron County Mental Health Board approved a 1980 budget of 313 510 for the Linn Center, up from 252 685 in 1979, aided by nearly 20 000 from surplus. The plan adds an emergency services coordinator and upgrades a staff psychologist to full time while expanding the drug abuse program.
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Huron County Mental Heath
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George F. Linn Corp
Huron County
Columbus
Fred Richards
Richards
Enter
Linn Enter
John Keros
Tiffin State Hospital
Keros
Harold Freeman
James Rubright
Candy plant reopens after eight week strike
The Fanny Farmer candy plant resumes partial operation after an eight week strike by Teamsters Local 20 ratifying a three year contract boosting wages by 1.40 dollars per hour. Full operation to begin Monday. Plant manager Louis Trotta unavailable for comment. Concurrently, Linn Center budget scrutiny by the 648 Board delays 1980 planning with two directors voicing concerns over funding and a proposed joint action to align the Linn Center plan with resources.
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Teamsters Union Local 20
Louis Trotta
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