Grimshaw to accept 3.5 million in Ford Pinto case
Richard Grimshaw, 18, of Anaheim, agreed to take 3.5 million dollars instead of a new trial over a 125 million punitive damages award tied to a Pinto burn case. Ford has 30 days to appeal. if no appeal, Grimshaw earns about 6.34 million in actual and punitive damages plus a 2.84 million actual award and 666,280 for a wrongful death.
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Carter warns inflation rise threatens gains in economy
President Carter promises a major anti inflation message linking the dollar decline to Congress failing to pass a comprehensive energy plan. He tells CWA delegates inflation is creeping up and unless spending is cut the gains in employment and price relief will be eroded.
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Senate OKs labor measure in Ohio unemployment plan
The Ohio Senate sent a bill to the House to raise average weekly unemployment checks by 10 percent and liberalize benefits. The 21-11 party line vote drew support from Democrats and opposition from Republicans. The package would cost firms $70 to $100 million annually, extend benefits during labor disputes, and remove the one week waiting period. Maximums stay at 95, 143, and 150 dollars. House hearings are set next week.
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John Wayne Recovers at Mass General After Heart Surgery
Actor John Wayne, 70, sat up briefly and ate liquids two days after open heart surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors reported the heart with a pig valve functioning well and Wayne progressing as expected, with potential discharge within three weeks if no complications. President Carter phoned Wayne’s son to wish him well as convalescence continues.
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Judge vows to punish leak of tire study in court
U.S. District Judge John A. Manos expressed outrage over a leak of a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study on steel belt radial tires. He opened a hearing to determine if Transportation Department officials unlawfully released the confidential report and warned of possible criminal contempt for those responsible.
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Brunswick teachers press court amid contempt questions
Lawyers urged by 8000 students and a school system image a stalled strike entering its second week. A striking teacher resigned after the summons while negotiations in Cleveland with mediator Jack Buettner yielded no progress. Bus drivers honor picket lines as officials say schools remain open and absences rise.
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Silence on salaries harms job policy and morale
A University of Minnesota study reports most adults avoid discussing salaries with colleagues and family. Managers show widespread ignorance of others pay levels, while secrecy aims to prevent embarrassment yet hinders productivity and job satisfaction.
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Cleveland sues to halt Yellow Pages distribution
Cleveland's consumer affairs office files in Municipal Court to stop the 1978 Ohio Bell Yellow Pages. Officials say the book is deceptive in several areas with mislisted addresses and multiple names to boost placement. Bell directory manager Donald Bishop denies merit, insisting advertisers are honest and compliant.
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Wall Street advances as rally extends third session
Opening market report shows broad gains with the Dow up 1.91 to 764.99 in early trading. Gainers outpace losers on NYSE while notes from Ohio and Midwest markets provide mixed price data for eggs and grains. The Chronicle-Telegram, April 6, 1978.
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