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all Amoco and
Standard stations were converted to BP. The Amoco name was branded at the gas pump for the highest 93 octane blends. The Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010 tarnished the BP brand in the US resulting in a rethinking of US branding. Amoco was resurrected in 2017 beyond merely being a gasoline blend, as service station owners could choose to use the Amoco brand for station branding and supplies purchased from BP in selected areas of the United States markets. This branding decision also allow for an increase in stations without flooding a particular market with a single BP name. This was consistent with marketing at Chevron and ExxonMobil and the utilization of the Chevron/Texaco and Exxon/Mobil brands.
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name "Standard", the logo read "Utoco" or "Pan-Am". When the "Pan-Am" name was replaced by "Amoco", it marked the first time the torch and oval was used with the Amoco name. The red and black logo continued to be used in the northeast and maps distributed by Amoco in the late 1950s through 1960 showed both logos.
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was written in the inside of the circles. In addition, the logo also had a torch with a flame, symbolizing progress. This logo appeared on gas station buildings. The roadside sign was a blue rectangle saying "STANDARD SERVICE" in white block letters.
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was reconsidering rebranding itself as Amoco in the US. Some independently owned BP stations, including former Amoco stations, switched to a different brand due to the public relations fallout as a result of the oil spill.
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provided helicopter traffic reports for local radio stations which was groundbreaking at the time. Don Langford, with KFWB (AM) Los Angeles, joined the American Freeway Patrol, San Diego, as traffic reporter on
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and other prominent attractions). It is visible up to two miles away on the interstate. Most surviving Amoco stations are kept so BP can continue holding the trademarks for Amoco and Standard.
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2106:BP building gone, but its medical mystery remains.
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1231:in history. Amoco was ordered by a federal judge
2122:"BP Brings Back Amoco Brand for US Fuel Network"
1607:"A Corporate History Rooted Deeply in Baltimore"
1592:"Amoco | Products and services | Home"
3191:Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey v. United States
1735:"National Register of Historic Places Listings"
2081:"Taking the Hazard Out of Hazardous Chemicals"
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2234:"BP to Reintroduce Amoco Fuel Brand"
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1567:"Amoco gas stations are coming back"
1477:Rosenheim, Daniel (April 24, 1985).
1456:Channick, Robert (October 4, 2018).
1283:Amoco gas station in St. Louis, 2023
958:Colonel Robert W. Stewart, 1918–1929
769:National Register of Historic Places
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2439:(Northern CA, OR, and WA locations)
1899:. Zippy.ci.uiuc.edu. Archived from
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2232:Holtz, Steve (October 10, 2017).
2079:Barrish, Robert A. (2001-07-23).
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1227:, causing one of the largest
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950:William G. Lowrie, 1996–1998
948:H. Laurence Fuller, 1983–1995
940:John E. Swearingen, 1958–1965
499:drive-through filling station
208:Amoco Corporation (1985–1998)
194:Amoco; Standard; and American
32:Standard Oil (disambiguation)
2828:Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
2028:PA, Centralia (2014-11-01).
1666:Ask.com "Amoco Corporation."
966:Richard M. Morrow, 1983–1991
946:Richard M. Morrow, 1978–1983
934:Edward G. Seubert, 1927–1945
932:William M. Burton, 1919–1927
174:The Amoco Building (now the
2767:Commonwealth Oil Refineries
2570:BP Ultimate Acropolis Rally
2550:BP Natural World Book Prize
2060:. July 25, 1990. p. D4
1651:Retrieved October 19, 2007.
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1108:In 1976, Amoco (under the "
960:Robert E. Wilson, 1945–1958
928:William P. Cowan, 1911–1918
908:Deepwater Horizon oil spill
637:Pipelines and oil transport
300:Merged with BP, becoming a
285:December 31, 1998
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3107:Standard Oil of New Jersey
3083:Standard Oil of California
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2845:Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. case
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2555:BP Pedestrian Bridge
2294:The History of Amoco
1922:"The Torch and Oval"
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