Private property car tickets spark furor in Cleveland
Fifteen meter maids hired with federal funds began ticketing cars on private property and cars of public figures in Cleveland. In two days they issued over 1,200 tickets at six dollars each plus penalties. Mayor Ralph Perk’s car was ticketed in a City Hall no parking zone. Clyde Scott oversees the program and says about five percent of tickets may be invalid due to unfamiliar parking rules.
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Beltone Crusade Warns Loud Noise Harms Public Health
A Beltone Electronics sponsored warning argues excessive noise is a hazardous form of pollution. It cites decibel thresholds from 40 to 120 dB and warns continued urban noise growth could render a city deaf by 2000, urging public and government action.
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