Nader's consumer crusade spans decades and issues
Ten years after Unsafe at Any Speed he remains a tireless advocate. The interview in Chicago covers his impact on auto safety and federal regulation, media roles, and views on the Consumer Protection Agency and government agencies. Nader criticizes advertising influence, praises FTC reform, and notes CPA costs versus Pentagon spending.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
Federal Trade Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Chicago
O'Hara International
Washington
CIA
FBI
Patty
Hearst
Nixon
Ford
Vietnam
House
Reagan
CPA
Pentagon
Oberlin officials suspended amid termination probe
Two Oberlin school officials Kessler and Mrs. Schmitz face suspensions with board plans to send notice of intent to terminate. Hearings must be requested by dates. both must surrender records and keys, and stay off school premises. Investigation centers on a state grant used for an accounting system and related expenses.
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Kessler
Oberlin
State Department of Education
Israeli air raids hit PLO camps in Lebanon clashes
Israeli warplanes bombed guerrilla bases in northern and southern Lebanon during wide scale raids. Lebanese and PLO spokesmen reported at least 40 killed or wounded, with attacks near Nabatieh and Tripoli and camp targets at Baddawi and Nahr al Bared. Financial figures list grain prices from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Israel
Nabatiyah
Tripoli
al Saiga
Palestian
Baddawi
Nahr al Bared
Nabatieh
Tyre
Sidon
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Winds cause window and paint damage in vehicle debris event
The sheriff's department reports winds blew out windows in over 60 cars and stripped paint from at least 40 cars amid sand and debris on Sunday. AP notes the weather event caused widespread damage and prompted emergency response.
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Cole
Sheriff's Department
Sherry Kline
Ron Chalfant
Denver
Georgetown
East River Parkway study faces Monteith Hall issues
Elyria council weighs environmental impact plan for East River Parkway route near Monteith Hall. Fears of federal compliance arise due to Hall’s federal register listing, with Richland Engineering to draft the study. Officials discuss route flexibility, public meeting timing, and potential funding hurdles for a 2.3 million project slated to begin in 1978, pending federal participation.
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Richard Bergman
Lorain County Historical Society
George Strom
Monteith Hall
J. William McCray
Werner
Richland Engineering
East River Parkway
Marguerite E. Bowman
Elyria
North Ridgeville leads county tax value surge
The county reports a tax value jump with area totals rising by 4.2 million in two categories and overall increases in taxable property. North Ridgeville adds nearly 6 million, real estate up to 48,137,660 and personal property at 5,242,066, with public utility property on top. Chief Deputy auditor Robert Rulli noted county subdivision valuations will be released soon.
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North Ridgeville
Robert Rulli
Japanese TV faces critique from psychologists and parents
Tokyo University professor Takashi Inui argues parental complacency fuels child exposure to violent and toy-driven programs. He calls for audience pressure rather than government censorship, while a UPI report notes Thanksgiving weekend safety and lower traffic fatalities.
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Takashi Inui
Tokyo University
Inui
United States
Opening Wall street December 2 1975 newspaper notice
Elyria Ohio based newspaper notice lists classified postal rates with daily price unlisted Sunday rate and mail delivery cost. It mentions Daily by mail in the United States at 52 dollars per year in advance and specifies local staff and office numbers.
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Elyria
Rain County
Pring ___ Publishing Co
United States
Snday
Lorain
Cleveland
Grain price snapshot across Ohio markets
UPI reports average cash grain prices by region in Ohio as markets close yesterday and reopen today. Northeast prices show No 2 wheat 3.06 dollars and No 2 corn 2.41 with soybeans at 4.48. Northwest lists No 2 wheat 3.18 and No 2 corn 2.46, soybeans 4.57, while Central Ohio shows No 2 wheat 2.06 and No 2 corn 2.45 with soybeans at 4.49.
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UPI
New York Stock
UN Koppers
Airco Inc
Maely Kresges Brya
Allegcp
Taun Kroger
Ald
Christ Lh
LiggMv
Alcoa Sera
Lyke Yng
M Mata
Brads Bat
Cyan
Amei
Mead Cp
Am Motors Glatt
Amt&t
Andrh
Nerfik
Arroco
Pierre Ashi
Beth R. Smith Co
Ad Rich
American Machine & Foundry
ColGas Man Kenanee Industries
ConCan Tae Koehring
Lear Siegler
CPC
Int
National Gypsum
CurtisWr
Edison
Dayt
Richmond Corp
Searle (Gd.) Co
Dresser
Smucker
Dupont L
Sybron Eaton
Exxon OG Na
Tappan Toledo Edison
Flintkon
Union Pacific Corp
Victor Cutyptometer
Woolworth
Dynam
Pac AB
Greyhound Gulf
Hercules
Ethan Innick
Columbus
Ohio
Northwest
USDA
Chicago
Midwest
Chrysler recalls 2600 police cars for defect
Chrysler recalls more than 2600 police cars nationwide due to a power steering hose defect that could cause steering loss or an engine fire. Models affected include 1975 Plymouth Fury and Dodge Coronet police cars with 400 and 440 cubic inch engines. Maryland and Georgia agencies have notable fleets. Lorain County Sheriff's Office has several units already repaired. Dealers will replace the defective hoses with a heat resistant version.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Maryland
Toll Road Police
Ite
Georgia Department of Pubic Safety
Lorain County
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