Former musician turns peanut butter entrepreneur in NJ
Richard M. Marcus, a former conductor and music educator, runs C.R. Foods Inc at a Camden County plant making Crazy Richard's Peanut Butter. He emphasizes 100 percent peanuts with no added salt sugar or oil and produces creamy chunky and chocolate flavors for national markets.
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Leonard Bernstein
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Philadelphia
Conshocken
Pennsauken
New Jersey
Pease sets three town meetings in Lorain County
U S Representative Don J. Pease D Oberlin will host three issue oriented town meetings in Lorain County in early March Sessions set for March 4 7 pm Lorain YMCA 1121 Tower Blvd Lorain March 5 10 am Elyria YMCA 265 Washington Ave Elyria and March 6 2 pm First Church Main and Lorain streets Oberlin He also conducts district listening sessions meeting individual constituents to discuss concerns
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Amoco
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Pierre R Smith
Allied Corporation
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Pease
Union asks UPI to keep general news service
Union leaders urged United Press International to remain a general international news service as World News Wire Group Inc took control through a proxy. The discussion aimed at preserving UPI's integrated, quality, competitive profile amid the transition and ongoing financial concerns.
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General International News Service
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World News Wire Group Inc
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Paul Steinle
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Pan Am and union break off talks amid tensions
New York AP reports Pan Am Corp and the 4500 member Teamsters represented reservation clerks halted negotiations. The union warned of guerrilla warfare style disruption but postponed a strike. Pan Am said service would continue and pledged discipline for any disruption while a federal mediator remained hopeful for resumption.
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