Chrysler indicted in odometer tampering scheme
The Justice Department indicted Chrysler Corp and two senior executives on conspiracy charges in a long running odometer tampering case. The suit alleges millions of cars may have been sold as new while odometers were disconnected for up to five weeks, with some cars tied to accidents. Chrysler denies wrongdoing, calling the move an attack on a quality program.
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Pope meets Waldheim as protests erupt outside Vatican
Pope John Paul II praised Austrian President Kurt Waldheim in a formal Vatican audience. About 200 protesters, mostly Jewish, gathered outside St. Peter's Square as the two leaders avoided wartime past accusations. The pontiff lauded Waldheim’s diplomatic career and peace efforts.
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Democrats seek Reagan aid on fiscal 1988 budget plan
United States lawmakers debate the Democratic crafted fiscal 1988 budget blueprint as Senate Democrats press for President Reagan's cooperation to pass tax and appropriation bills. Republicans voice criticism, arguing the plan raises taxes and expands domestic spending while threatening defense.
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Syria warns kidnappers to free foreign hostages
Syria's state radio warned Moslem extremists holding foreigners in Lebanon they will be hunted down if captives are not released. The warning came after Ali Osseiran and his driver Suleiman Suleiman were freed, while American journalist Charles Glass remained captive along with nine Americans and fifteen other foreigners.
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Quality motel aims for midprice lodging with local ties
The BCL proposal centers on affordable, first quality lodging rather than full amenities. Rooms feature varied layouts, desk work areas, Jacuzzis, and waterbeds in select units, with plans for outdoor decks and a potential pool later. Commercial travelers stay about 2.5 days and favor an exercise room over a pool.
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Explosion injures Sharon Steel workers at Victor Posner Works
Two of four Sharon Steel workers injured in the blast near 11:45 p.m. remain hospitalized. Ronald Banis in critical condition with a head wound. Theodore Buckley observed for chest pains. Fire damage too. Also brief notes on drug cases and local hospital transfers.
Correction Notice On United Way Golf Open Scramble Date
A correction states the United Way golf open scramble occurred on June 15 not June 23 as previously reported. Readers should call Len Kolasinski executive editor at 654-6651 between 8 30 a m and 3 p m with corrections or questions.
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