Nader accuses GM of hiding hazardous defects in Vega
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader charges General Motors with violating the Federal Alien Law by concealing hazards in at least 23,000 Chevrolet Vega cars. He says GM used a product improvement scheme to avoid a formal defect notification, while GM defends the campaign as non safety related and compliant with procedures.
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Assembly approves non-smoking spaces for public transit
Nader warns about auto safety defects and delayed GM recalls as Assembly in Sacramento votes 0 to 2 to require separate non smoking spaces on planes buses trains and other public transit before sending the measure to the Senate for a technical amendment and then to Governor Reagan.
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