Judge weighs price fixing sentences in antitrust case
A U S District Judge Charles B Renfrew in San Francisco analyzes sentences for executives in a price fixing case in the paper label industry. He mixed suspended jail terms and fines with a requirement to address civic and business groups about the offenses and their consequences. The piece discusses deterrence, public penance, and calls for broader citizen outreach as part of potential prison reform.
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Charles B. Renfrew
San Francisco
Renfrew
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District Court
Winter Storm Strands Roads Schools Across Region
Storm halted travel and forced school closures as crews labored amid heavy snow and freezing winds. Utilities reported outages, outages brief. garbage collection paused in Elstia with overtime planned. Airports delayed up to an hour. polar temperatures hit Midwest and Northeast with widespread warnings and gas supply concerns.
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Polo
Polo Gas Service
Ilinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
New York
New England
Arkansas
Georgia
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Jerry Duggan
Gas Sernce
Lorait Woman Dies After Snow Shoveling Heart Attack
A 61 year old Lorait woman Mary Fuervando collapsed while shoveling snow at 21 Concord Dr and died at St Joseph's Hospital. She was pronounced dead at 10 25 a m following an apparent heart attack. hospital spokesman provided details.
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St Joseph’s Hospital
Mary Fuervando
Concord Dr
Radican Shifts City Funds to Cover Bounced Checks
The mayor announced budget moves to stabilize finances, including cutting nonessential expenses and changing monthly utility bills to quarterly. She prioritized sustaining police, fire, water, and sewage plants, while the sanitation department would stay self-supporting.
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Radican
Sanitgrven
Panel urges commission to warn of U S crises
A congressional advisory committee urged establishing a National Growth and Development Commission to act as an early warning system for national issues such as energy and Soviet trade. The panel favors expanded economic reporting, public participation, and greater Congress role, while warning against creating a class of subsidized critics.
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National Growth and Development Commission
China weighs reinstatement amid protests in Beijing
Chinese leaders were reported to be meeting to consider reappointing purged Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping and other top party and military figures as public pressure grows. The talks also reportedly touched on the fate of Beijing mayor Wu Teh and an army commander who ordered protests silenced last April.
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Hong Kong
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
Communist Party
Hua Kuo-deng
Peking
Wu Teh
Names Shape Standing in Kids and College Perceptions
Studies show popular given names align with higher perceived status and activity. Harari and Lawson found common names linked to popularity and strength, while less common names drew weaker, passive impressions. College students similarly rated names like Michael James Wendy as more active and desirable.
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E DB Lawson
David
Gary
James
John
Joseph
Michael
Paul
Richard
Robert
Thomas
Andrew
Bernard
Dale
Edmond
Gerd
Ivan
Lawrence
Raymond
Stanley
Matthew
Lawson
Pennsylvania State
Ohio
Barbara Buchanan
James Bruning
Vas
Wendy
Wall Street Opens Higher on Confidence Boost
Opening on the New York Stock Exchange, stocks moved higher as the Dow gained about two points and advances led declines 3-2. Analysts cited a Conference Board report showing a sharp rise in consumer confidence in the last two months of the prior year as the market boost.
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Conference Board
Pay hikes seen at 6 to 8 percent this year
Chicago Tribune notes wage gains across the economy are seen at 6 to 8 percent with unions likely to demand more protections and benefits. A Conference Board panel predicts first year pay and benefits rising about 8 percent, led by white collar and unionized workers. Citibank data show union gains near 8.9 percent for nine months last year, trailing 1975 and 1974 peaks.
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United States
Conference Board of New York
New York
Citibank
American Compensation Association
Weather Cancels Governors U S Steel Mill Meeting
A planned meeting among Pennsylvania and Ohio governors and U S Steel Chairman Edgar Speer to discuss a 32 25 billion steel mill was canceled due to severe weather. Participants included Gov James A Rhodes Gov Milian Shapp and regional business and media figures from Ashtabula and Erie counties. No new date set.
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Ere County
Speer
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