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University Daily Kans
Wednesday, November 28,1973
Shortage Cuts Gas Sa
Chuck Mash, manager of the Ramada inn Standard, 2216 W. 6th St., said his station would close Sunday and he might have to lav off a few employees.
Most Lawrence gas stations will be closed this Sunday in compliance with President Nixon's request that gas station owners voluntarily close their stations on Sundays.
"I have just lured two men but must now evaluate whether we can keep them," he
Kith Kidney, manager of the Site Server, 946 E. 23rd St., said his staff would comply with the President's reqn. He said he anticipated a 15 per cent.
A 20 per cent decrease in sales is expected by Russell Miller, manager of the Ninth Street Bank.
Sunday closing. It will also result in pay for less man-hours, he said.
The closing apparently will affect S part-time college help. Kidney has air-laid off three people and plans to re other's working hours, he said.
The Vickers Station, 2447 W. 6th owned by the Klepper Oil Co., will also on Sunday.
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