Inmate Wins Attorney Fees Windfall in FOI Case
Washington AP report details George Reynolds Jones Jr. a prisoner at Leavenworth who sued the Secret Service to obtain case documents under the FOIA winning $425 in attorney's fees at $10 an hour for representing himself. The ruling marks the first prisoner's award of fees for acting as his own lawyer in a freedom of information suit.
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Washington
Leavenworth
Kan
Royce Lamberth
U.S. Attorney's Office
Congress
George Reynolds Jones Jr
Justice Department
Lamberth
Jones
U.S
Barrington D. Parker
Secret Service
Lynne Zusman
Parker
Unleaded Gas Shortage Threat in 1981 Price Debate
An AP report funded by the oil industry warns unleaded gasoline shortages could arise if federal price controls on domestic oil production are not lifted. The Petroleum Industry Research Foundation notes slower U.S. consumption growth by 1981 but says there is little incentive to build efficient refineries to meet rising demand. Controls dating to Nixon era wage-price freezes and the 1973 Arab oil embargo limit refiners' profits and fuel allocation. The industry recently gained permission to pass higher refining costs to customers.
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New York
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
U.S
Nixon
Stolen Meat Recovered In Nebraska After Kansas Heist
In Scotts Bluff County two men, Martin L. Rosin and Michael Lewis Teter, were jailed on suspicion of possession of stolen property after Nebraska authorities recovered an $80,000 truckload of beef believed to be stolen from Emporia Kansas. The haul was traced via an undercover payment of $26,000.
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Kansas
Scotts Bluff
Brian Silverman
Martin L. Rosin
Vermillion
Ohio
Michael Lewis Teter
Lorraine
Silverman
Nebraska
Butch Stanko
Nebraska Beef Packers
Gering
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