Sohio accused of plans to push out independent dealers
Independent gasoline station dealers accuse Standard Oil Co of Ohio of a 1973 plan by real estate analyst C L Hickerson to raise rents, raise equipment costs, delay credit card reimbursements, and push stations to low price high volume, with Sohio switching to company owned sites. Sohio denies wrongdoing in Ohio operations and notes court battles over the program.
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Hickerson
Sohio Management
Robert Griffin
Bank robbery tops FBI list on crime rise
FBI final 1978 crime data show bank robberies up 43 percent since 1974 and 5,000 bank holdups nationwide last year. Service station robberies rose 52 percent and pocket picking 48 percent from 1974 to 1978. Violent crimes up 5 percent in 1978 with rapes up 7 percent.
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Two Die In Huron Shaft Collapse Rescue Effort
In Huron a shaft collapse claimed two workers Casp er and King after King descended in a harness to free a colleague. Casp er was trapped by a reamer and later found inside a crane-towed piece of equipment as crews enlarged the hole. Fire Chief Phil Thomas praised the rescuers and called the operation difficult and shocking.
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FTC orders AMA to allow medical advertising with guidelines
The FTC ruled the American Medical Association must permit doctor advertising, especially price ads, while allowing ethical guidelines to curb quackery. It found AMA restrictions harmed competition and consumer access to information, with dentists also affected. The decision, pending possible court appeal, targets antitrust violations tied to fee fixing and restricted patient choice.
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White students denied entrance to Hyde Park High
About 70 white students were denied admission to Hyde Park High School after police were tipped they planned to attack buses carrying black pupils. Bus routes were changed and there was no violence. The students gathered at Ross Field before school and were drinking.
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Boston
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Mary Ellen Smith
Ross Field
Shah undergoes exploratory surgery in New York hospital
The exiled shah of Iran remains under threat as he undergoes exploratory tests possibly lasting days in Manhattan. Empress Farah and the shah’s sister Ashraf stay at a East Side townhouse, while private security guards guard his hospital rooms. The State Department says his visa is open ended and he will stay for diagnosis and evaluation.
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Mexico
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Mexico City
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Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Priest seeks removal of colleague from life support
In Mineola New York a Roman Catholic priest asks a state judge to allow disconnecting a life support system for Brother Joseph Charles Fox 83 who has been in a coma since Oct 2 following hernia surgery Medical affidavits from three physicians declare brain death The request mirrors the Quinlan right to die case and a Nov 7 hearing was set by State Supreme Court Justice Robert Meattie Fox is described as a valued Marianist and former Chaminade teacher with Eichner noting strong family support for withdrawal of the respirator
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New Jersey Supreme Court
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William F. Levine
State Supreme Court
Robert Meatie
Ohio news in brief from Cleveland and surrounding areas
Federal judge denies motions to suppress post capture statements in Melvin Guyon trial for killing FBI agent Johnnie Oliver. Protests at a Clermont County nuclear plant lead to trespassing charges against two Cincinnati residents. Motts signals 1980 reelection bid and possible run by his son against local lawmakers. SCOA Industries fined for anti inflation standard violations. Cleveland teachers strike talks resume with little chance of quick settlement while bus drivers reach day by day work status. Columbus negotiates tentative three year contract for non uniformed workers. Lt Gov Voinovich potential overhaul of Cleveland city government if elected mayor against J. Kucinich. campaign moves aim to win black voters.
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Johnnie L. Oliver
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George V. Voinovich
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Kucinich
Carl Stokes
Larry Holmes
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