Justice Dept suit blocks Texaco coastal deal restraint of trade
The Justice Department filed suit in New York to halt a February agreement between Texaco Inc and Coastal States Producing Co that would raise Texaco crude purchases and give Texaco options to acquire Coastal States refinery assets. The government argues the pact would reduce competition and threaten independent gasoline marketers. Texaco and Coastal States vowed to contest the complaint. Texaco operates 72 refineries in 38 countries with 8.9 billion in gross 1972 revenue. Coastal States, the nation’s second largest independent refiners, posted 453.9 million gross with 10.9 million profits last fiscal year.
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Bomb blast at Coleraine newspaper office in Ulster kills several
A parked car bomb exploded beside a Coleraine newspaper office killing at least six people when the blast shattered a tailor shop window and wounded many including women and children. In Belfast gun battles left seven gunmen wounded after a second car bomb hit a gas station causing no injuries. The toll in nearly four years of Northern Ireland unrest reaches 623.
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Indecex Published Morning Record Notice
Indecex published every morning Monday through Saturday by Grange County Publications Division of Ot ta way Newspapers Inc. Rates: home delivery by carrier seven dollars and five cents per week. Newsstand single copy fifteen cents. Sunday Record thirty cents. Second class postage paid at Middletown New York.
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Dollar drops puzzle markets amid Watergate wait
In London traders noted a quiet market as the dollar slid at times and rose at others. Some said the U S Federal Reserve may be propping the dollar until Watergate results in 14 to 20 days.
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Eight Black September guerrillas go on trial in Khartoum
In Khartoum eight Black September guerrillas will face trial next week for the March 1 murder of U S Ambassador Cleo Noel American Charge d Affaires George Moore and Belgian Charge d Affaires Guy Eid. The group captured in the Saudi embassy raid has claimed responsibility for attacks including the Munich Olympics killings.
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East Germany Applies for United Nations Membership
East Germany submitted an application for UN membership with Ambassador Horst Grunert presenting the request to Secretary General Kurt Waldheim. The German Democratic Republic seeks UN recognition as West Germany is poised to apply later in the week.
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Greece Sets July 29 Referendum On Republic and Papadopoulos Presidency
Athens reports the military regime fixed July 29 for a referendum to confirm the switch to a republic and elevate George Papadopoulos as its first president. A constituent decree outlined referendum details but did not specify the constitutional amendments to be approved.
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