Gas stations may drop full service as oil firms cut frills
Gas stations move to gas-only operations as major oil firms raise rents and push self service to boost profits. Dealers fight back, warning motorists will face higher prices and limited repairs. Some expect new repair stations to fill the gap if full service disappears.
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New Castle
Del
Arco
Pennsylvania
Service Station Dealers Association
New Jersey
James Grady
Baltimore
Carter outlines tough energy plan aims and sacrifices
President Carter defends a broad energy program with 100 guiding principles, stressing fairness and shared sacrifice. He targets 1985 goals including 10 percent cut in gasoline use, halving imported oil, and boosting coal output, warning of worsening shortages and rising costs without action.
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Carter
U.S. Steel
Heath Larry
National Association of Manufacturers
Nation
Gallup
Student council hosts rabbit stuffing contest at MCC
Monroe County Mid. Community College student council sponsored a rabbit stuffing contest last week in a bid to break the 46 stuffing record. Contest rules offered a $100 prize and required all participants to comply with stated guidelines.
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Monroe County
Mid. Community College Student Council
Utilities say they can handle Ohio's summer demand
Ohio Edison and CEI spokesmen cautioned that summer electricity demand remains uncertain despite ample reserves. They cited 20 percent excess capacity, possible unknowns from energy policy, and reliance on imports if heat waves strike. Davis-Besse and nuclear plants will aid later in summer.
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Ohio
Ohio Edison
Cleveland Electric Muminating Co
CEI
Robert Hathaway
Carter
Robert Herrick
Davis-Besse
Port Clinton
Bruce Mansfield
Beaver Valley
Pennsylvania
Hathaway
Donald Terrei
Toledo Edison
Ohio to fix 145 bridges with 35 million plan
Governor Rhodes announced 145 Ohio bridges will be repaired or replaced this construction season at a cost of 35 million dollars. He cited winter damage and a push to rehabilitate deficiencies statewide, with possible federal aid and use of available funds. Transport Director Weir outlined 18.4 million in 1977 projects and 16.6 million in 1978 79 81 plans, with more if critical needs arise.
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Columbus
OPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Washington
Transportation
David Weir
Groucho Marx questioned as danger sparks probe
Police in Santa Monica opened a criminal inquiry after private detectives reported syringes with barbiturate residues near Groucho Marx's home. The case centers on petitions by Erin Flemming and Arthur Marx to be named conservator or guardian amid a routine hearing. Beverly Hills Detective Judith Trunk testified investigators seek to determine if a criminal act occurs at the residence and toward the person of Groucho Marx.
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Santa Monica
Cabi
UPE
Groucho Marx
Cormmedian
Marx
Erin Flemming
Arthur
Beverly Hills
Judith Trunk
Ivestigators
Local grain prices at market closing
Local farmers saw grain prices settle yesterday with wheat at 2.15 per bushel, shelled corn 2.27, oats 1.60, and soybeans 9.85 per bushel. The figures reflect ongoing trading activity and market conditions affecting producers.
Heinzerling son Nominee for Pulitzer in International Reporting
Larry Heinzerling, son of Elyria’s Lynn Heinzerling, was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in international reporting for his work with the Associated Press. The elder Heinzerling won in 1990 for Congo reporting. Larry’s work covered rioting in Johannesburg’s Soweto.
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Africa
Heinzerlings
Larry Heinzerling
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Raeec
Geti Larry
Associated Press By
Uni Tech
Teau
Johannesburg
South Africa
Atbod Prats
Soni
Agnes
Pulitzer Prizes Reform in Training Practices and Winners
The Pulitzer Prizes recognize journalism and arts with cash awards of 1000 dollars per winner, except the Public Service Award gold medal. No international reporting or fiction prizes were awarded this year. Winners include Neal Ulevich and Stanley Forman for spot news, Margo Huston, Ace Moore, Wendell Rawls Jr., Robin Hood, James Merrill, Richard Wernick, and others.
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Columbia University
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Neal. Ulevich
Associated Press
Stanley Forman
Boston Herald- American
Ulevich
Bangkok
Forman
Boston
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Ace Moore
Wendell Rawls Jr
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pennsylvania
Farview State Hospital
Warren Lerude
Foster Church
Norman Cardoza
Reno, Nev
Evening Gazette
Nevada State Journal
Longshoremen End Strike Across Ports From Maine To Texas
About 35 000 dock workers returned to work today in ports from Maine to Texas after a brief strike against seven major lines. ILA President Thomas W. Gleason announced the resumption of work as talks with shippers continue on wage increases and pension benefits. Federal officials will mediate with the NLRB and the Federal Maritime Commission to resolve disputed points including a proposed 4 to 10 cents hourly rise and workweek changes while negotiations resume next month.
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New York
Maine
Texas
Internaational Longshoremen's Association
ILA
Thomas W
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Gleason
Finance Opening Wall Street Class Mail Privil
Ambiguous notice from Elstia Ohio lists rates for daily and Sunday editions. Publication appears by Tr tera County Printing, with postal and mailing details including annual in advance pricing and contact lines. The fragmentary text mentions weekly and yearly costs and a local city context.
Rent-a-camp equipment available in state parks
Columbus announces the rent-a-camp program resumes in May at 10 state parks including Blue Rock Findlay Grand Lake St Marys Kellers Island Kiser Lake Lake Hope Mount Gitead Penderson Stonelick and West Branch. Novice campers pay 8 per night for a four‑adult tent with stove cots and lanterns and a representative will assist at the site.
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Ralph Vanzant
Parks and Recreation Division
Blue Rock
Findlay
Grand Lake St. Marys
Kellers Island
Kiser Lake
Lake Hope
Mount Gitead
Penderson
Stonelick
West Branch
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