Amherst Mayors dispute over police car repairs bill
Amherst owes Hall's Motor Sales about 1200 dollars for police cruiser repairs tied to work on Arthur Koppenhafer and Carol Ramstead cars. Mayor DePaola demanded an affidavit that only city police vehicles were serviced. Hall refuses the affidavit. Police sources say invoices cover private and police use. The city has credited part payments from an insurer, leaving a remaining balance.
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Arthur Koppenhafer
Carol Ramstead
Chronicle-Telegram
Hall
North Main St
Anthony DePaola
Koppenhofer
Miss Ramstead
Vernon Hall
William Hall Sr
DePaola
Roppenkafer
Carel Ramstead
Jaiit
Anewry
Koppenhafer
Hall Motor Seles
City of
Arthur Kopps
Ramstead
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Roppenhafer
Busta
Arisca
Hall Motors
Halli
Alan Anderson
Joseph Grunda
Lorain County
Anderson
DePaula
Roses remain available as Valentine gifts in Elyria
Elyria florists report roses not scarce despite Florida freeze. Prices for a dozen long stem roses range from 16 to 20 dollars, depending on stems, with Sweetheart Roses at about 8.30 per dozen. Florists cite diverse sourcing from Indiana, South America and the West Coast plus local growers. Bouquets benefit from cooler temperatures, which extend flower life.
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New York City
Associated Press
New York
Phil Puffer
Florida
Botomers Florist
Indiana
South America
West Coast
Puffer
Florist
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Botomer
FTO
Sohio to Sell 113 Ohio Stations to 7-11 Operator
Standard Oil Co Ohio said it will sell about 113 service stations in Ohio to Southland Corp of Dallas, operator of 7-11 stores, under a consent decree. Final closing not expected until May pending Justice Department approval.
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Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Southland Corp
Dallas
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William Cafaro
U.S. District Court
Sohie
Justice Department
Sohio
U.S
British Petroleum Co
American Machine & Foundry
American Standard
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Cities Service
CPC International, Inc
Emerson
Goodrich BM LC. Industries New York
Mth Kewanee Industries
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G.D.) Co
Aurha
Lykes Cp
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Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Bendix
Penney
PepsiCa Rae
Pfizer
Elyria
Border
PhilMore
Lorain County Printing & Chrisier Wee Publishi
United States
RCA
CalGas Ralston
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Reich Chith
Lorain
Teveland
Curtis
Dorth
Galt Gil Ab Hercules
Governor Rhodes Seeks Florida Retreat Details
The governor and family own a plush condo near Coral Ridge Country Club in Broward County. Papers say occupants’ addresses are private while neighbors note the oceanfront cabana is a favored escape. Rhodes previously used a Royal Admiral complex as a Florida retreat and bought the condo on July 21, 1978. He avoids public disclosure of weekend travels and keeps movement details to a tight staff circle.
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William Markham
Broward County
Coral Ridge Country Cink
Rhodes
Playa del Mar
Royal Admiral Complex
Florida
Opening Wall Street to Slight Early Rise on NYSE
Prices opened higher in active NYSE trading as the Dow rose 0.42 to 934.26 after a drop to a three month low. The index has fallen more than 70 points since the year began while advances edged declines 131 to 127 among 435 issues. Turnover ran about 680000 shares.
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Sohio Raises Gasoline Prices by One Cent Across Ohio
Sohio announced a one cent per gallon price increase effective at 12:01 a.m. today on all grades at company operated stations in Ohio, with wholesale to dealers also up one cent. Regular at 59.9 cents, unleaded 60.9, and premium 63.9, subject to local variation due to competition.
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Cleveland
UPI
Standard Oil Co
Sohio
Ohio
Hurricane Carter gets life term again in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey UPI Ruben Hurricane Carter and John Artis were sentenced to life imprisonment for a second time for a 196? triple murder at the Lafayette Bar and Grill. Judge Bruno Leopizzi imposed two consecutive and one concurrent term for Carter making him parole eligible in 1995. Artis received three concurrent life terms with parole eligibility in 1981 after serving 11 years. Both defendants previously served time and their parole dates reflect credit for that service.
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Paterson
S.J
UPI
Rubinn
Carter
John Artis
Passaic County
Bruno Leopita
New Jersey
Artis
Leopizzi
Lafayette Bar and Grill
Trenton State Prison
State Supreme Court
Beer guzzling robber surrenders
A 27 year old Silver Spring man Stephan Gregory armed with two rifles holed up in a suburban Washington bank for seven hours. He took seven hostages, consumed beer and a steak sandwich, and fired shots through the door while negotiating with police by phone before surrendering to officers early today.
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Silver Spring
Washington
D.C
Stephan Gregory
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