Deaths Prompted GM Recall of 2.4 Million Vehicles
GM announced a recall affecting 2.4 million cars after four asphyxiation deaths linked to exhaust fumes entering passenger spaces. The action also covered 25 million vehicles for carburetor checks amid 30 complaints of dizziness and 48 reports of plastic carburetor part failures.
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General Motors
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Susan Koehler
Heber City
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Baton Rouge
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Bel Air
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Recall on cars over exhaust fumes and plug hazards noted
A company outlined risks of fumes entering cars through rusty exhausts and faulty welds in quarter panels, with possible misdirected tailpipes and loose components. Corrective steps include fire resistant plugs, welded weld sealant, and reinforced cam parts. all at no cost to owners. A separate report says miner Clarence R. Martin, 43, was killed in a mine roof cave-in at JVM Mine in Corchem, Butler.
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Erie GOP Backs Demoor Mayor Brabender Receives Backing
The Erie Republican Committee meeting endorsed Brabender, a Democratic city councilman and school teacher, for mayor. He declined immediate nomination but welcomed the unanimous party support, praising the GOP for recognizing his legislative work and urging reform of what he called an unhealthy Erie situation.
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Erie
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Collings Vows to Prove Innocence After Murder Sentence
Royall W. Collings told Erie County Court he will fight to overturn his murder conviction as he begins a 10 to 20 year prison term. He pledged to prove his innocence and beat the case for the people of Erie County.
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Senate bill calls for jail terms for campus disturbances
Harrisburg AP The Senate approved a measure imposing jail terms and fines for participants in student disturbances. House leaders oppose, calling the bill an infringement on student rights and unnecessary. A companion bill would revoke scholarships for crimes tied to campus disruptions.
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Philadelphia
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Allegheny
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Fineman
Irvis
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