Oil overcharges in billions? Enforcer sought
The government says major oil firms may have charged consumers billions too much and a special enforcer akin to a special prosecutor may be needed. Federal Energy Administrator John F. O Leary backs stricter enforcement as audits target the 15 largest refiners including Exxon, Shell, Texaco, Mobil, ARCO, and Getty.
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Pilot dies as Thunderbirds jet crashes near campers
Capt. Charlie Carter 33 of San Antonio and a Davis Monthan AFB instructor was killed when his T38 trainer failed to gain altitude after touching down at Cheyenne Frontier Days. The jet veered through a 30 foot gap in camping vehicles, struck a livestock pen, and Carter was killed. A crewman and a rodeo groundskeeper were injured. The Air Force cancelled the Thunderbirds show but rodeo events continued.
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Oral diabetes drug banned amid death risk claims
The 90 day ban on phenformin, sold as DBI and Mellus, follows claims it may cause up to 1000 deaths annually. HEW Secretary Califano cites an imminent hazard, while 385000 users may switch to alternatives or diet alone. CibaGeigy monitors action. insulin or diet may replace phenformin for many patients.
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Tel Aviv Philharmonic to perform 1812 Overture after loan denial
Tel Aviv city officials failed to obtain a loan of a cannon for a festive 1812 Overture, but the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra will still stage the open air concert. A spokesman confirmed the event will proceed despite the army’s refusal.
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Tucson Bus Drivers Try for $0.75 Pay Hike as Strike Looms
Tucson SunTran drivers and mechanics threaten action pending negotiations with American Transit. Teamsters demand a 75 cent per hour raise to reach the national average of 5.75 while current wages show drivers at 3 to 4.25 plus steps and mechanics 5.82 to 6.58. SunTran plans layoffs of 15 drivers and four mechanics Aug 28 after city council cuts.
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Tires and Warranties From Early Retail Advertising
A history era layout discusses tire guarantees and prices across brands. It cites four day warranties, credit on unused miles, and adjustments, with brand names and mileage terms from Bridgestone Goodyear Michelin and others.
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No sure cure heart bypass a mistaken assumption 25 percent claim
Dr. Richard Ross told a Senate subcommittee that about a quarter of bypass surgeries are done on the mistaken belief they prevent heart attacks or death. He warned economic pressures fuel explosive growth and that hospitals use bypass programs to fill beds and boost revenue despite unclear life extension benefits.
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Tucson Citizen AP News Service Notice
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Empress Nagako Dislocates Hip Delays Tokyo Return
Empress Nagako of Japan dislocated her hip while at the imperial resort villa in Nasu, postponing her planned return to Tokyo. Doctors said the condition is not serious and she will stay at the villa for treatment and recuperation.
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