Pittsburgh gas card scam prompts legal clash findings
Tumpson of Pittsburgh faced a payment dispute after a gas station giveaway game. His lawyer said the parties are satisfied but the arrangement limits what can be disclosed. Esso parent Humble Oil halted the game after his 3,000 winning cards were claimed.
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Steve Lipton
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Tompson
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Tumpser
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Gulf Coast hit by fourth day of torrential rains
Torrential rains battered the Gulf coast from Florida to Texas for a fourth straight day, triggering flooding in Mobile County and Pensacola. The Pensacola Naval Air Station logged over 13 inches in 18 hours, while Mobile reported 6 to 6.44 inches in shorter spans, tied to a southern Mississippi low pressure disturbance. Thunderstorms extended from the lower Mississippi Valley to northern Texas, with calmer conditions inland due to a large high pressure system.
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Ali
Mobile County
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Mississsippi
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Buckies
Northwest Forest Fires Nearing End
An easing of summer weather gave firefighters a break as Northwest timber blazes show progress toward containment. Remaining hotspots in North Idaho and British Columbia face lighter winds and cooler temperatures while Sundance Mountain fire nears containment and Montana's Glacier National Park fire burns sporadically across about 2600 acres.
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North Idaho
Britis Columbia
Sundance
California Rejected Reagan's Bracero Request
The federal Labor Department rejected Gov. Reagan's bid to bring 9625 Mexican field hands to California this season. It said the request lacked supporting evidence and proper procedure and must include wage details and proof of labor shortages before consideration.
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Reagan
California
U.S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Airlines to merge creating Pacific Airlines surviving group
Directors approved the merger plan as meetings proceed Friday to finalize details. Davia Grace of the Pacific board expects federal approval by year’s start and says Pacific will be the surviving company serving 90 cities across eight western states and two Canadian provinces with 54 aircraft and about 3000 tails. the new line’s name was not disclosed. A Minuteman ICBM was launched Wednesday by the 90th Missile Wing from Warren AFB Wyoming.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Grace
Pacific Airlines
Lynda Bird Johnson Introduces New Beau at Texas Ranch
Lynda Bird Johnson, 23, showcases Marine Capt. Chuck Robb at the LBJ Ranch near San Antonio Texas. Robb, a White House aide from Milwaukee, has been seen as Lyndas new companion amid rumors of a breakup with Hamilton. The pair toured the Texas estate as Robb’s White House role and Lyndas social circle influence speculation about a Vietnam era posting for Robb in coming months.
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Tex
Texas
White House
Milwaukee
Robb
Will Washington
Lynde
George Hamilton
Lynda
Hamilton
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Fawer
Benus
Victnam
the White Hose
Disruptions Continue Third Night in Brooklyn
Brownsville in Brooklyn saw a third straight night of disorder with five arrests after a fatal shooting of a 14 year old mugging suspect by a Black detective. Firemen battled two blazes as tensions spilled into Wednesday night.
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New York
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Tolerable Marriage: Psychologist Views Adultery as Healthy
Albert Ellis of New York told the American Psychological Association that adultery could be healthy and make marriage more tolerable. He suggested that in Judaic Christian society healthy adultery might be possible and claimed extramarital affairs can occur without destroying marriage and family relationships. He warned against labeling long-term urban residents as abnormal for past desires.
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Washington 4
Albert Ellis
New York
American Psychological Association
Leies
Jetliner Dips Jolts To Avoid Collision
An Eastern Air Lines jet carrying over 100 passengers on a New York to Washington shuttle had to dip its wings and drop several hundred feet to avoid a midair collision with another aircraft near LaGuardia. The pilot apologized over the intercom, saying the maneuver was necessary to stay clear of the approaching plane.
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Eastern Air Lines
New York
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