Car dealers report strong demand but tight stock in 1976 models
Area dealers say full size and larger models remain scarce as 1976 production winds down, with Buckeye Ford in Lorain paying up to 300 over wholesale for Ford Elites, LTDs and Thunderbirds. Mullinax Ford reports brisk sales and expects shortages of large cars in 6 weeks, while Camaros Monte Carlos and Malibus sell fast at Prout Chevrolet in Elyria. Small cars stay plentiful and popular with graduates, as dealers push rebates and trade deals to clear stocks before 1977 models arrive.
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Lorain
Ford Elites, Ltd
Thunderbirds
Tom McCanibe
Buckeye
Gordon Brown
Prout Chevrolet
Elymia
Brown
FDA proposes ban on coffee chemical across foods and beer
The FDA plans to ban trichloroethylene or TCE used to decaffeinate coffee and possibly in beer, oils, and modified hop extract. While no current decaf coffee makers use TCE, the action follows an NCI study linking TCE to liver cancer in mice. Some brewers reportedly use natural hops. exact use of TCE in extracts is unknown. A separate note reports Frank Fitzsimmons being questioned under oath by Labor Department officials in a pension fund probe.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
General Foods
National Cancer Institute
FDA
Anheuser-Busch
UPT
Fitzsimmons
Labor Department
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Pennsylvania Lottery Winning Numbers Report
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania AP lists this week’s Pennsylvania lottery results. Double Dollars: six digit 48292 four digit 1729 five digit 80512 three digit 389 douber 7. Baker’s Dozen: six digit 47122 five digit 39681 three digit 361 plus bonus 471221.
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Gettysburg
Carter weighs Glenn Mondale as possible running mates
Carter eyes up to three candidates before the Democratic National Convention. Kirbo evaluating Glenn and Mondale, Muskie not yet asked to file disclosures. Rodino added to list. Carter to decide on interviewing him. White House denies Rogers Morton out. Reagan sails to GOP conventions seeking delegates.
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Muskie
Carter
Glenn
Mondale
Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Minnesota
Rodino
Kirbo
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Associated Press
Church
California
Edmund Brown
White House
Ron Nessen
Rogers Morton
Ford
Nessen
Morton
Ronald Reagan
North Dakota
Colorado
UPI
Reagan
Store and Yours gift shop opens at IHS East Ave
Connie Killion owner updates Our Store and Yours at IHS East Ave with crafts by area residents. Items include jewelry macrame candles plants antiques. Grand opening runs today through Saturday with live plant give-aways for the first 100 customers and a cash prize drawing. Craft demonstrations in ceramics leaded glass and rug hooking nightly. Hours vary by day.
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IHS East Ave
Connie Killion
C-T
John Fuller
Rubber strike ends near as offers eyed
A Rubber Workers strike against Big Four producers could end in two weeks as the final offer rejected by URW would raise wages and fringes by more than 30 percent over three years. URW negotiators push for cost of living protections and pension terms while industry leaders seek two additional year pay increases totaling 55 cents an hour.
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Cleveland
United Rubber Workers
URW
Sime
URW International
Peter Bommarito
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
UAW
Harry W. Millis
Prescott, Ball & Turben
Bommarito
Firestone
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B.F. Goodrich
Massachusetts
Power
Fanny Farmer
Fanny Farmer workers to vote on wage package
NORWALK Fanny Farmer Candy Shops employees were set to vote at 10 a.m. at the Moose Lodge on a wage package. Federal mediator Donald Power said a tentative agreement was reached between Teamsters Local 20 and the company after meetings with local and Massachusetts officials.
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Norwalk
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc
Moose Lodge
Donald Power
Teamsters Local 20
Robert Williams
Fanny Farmer
Minnesota
L. C. Tratta
Radiation rumors tied to embassy girl illness a mystery
A State Department medical specialist said a 3 year old American girl removed from the U S Embassy in Moscow is hospitalized with a bizarre blood disorder. Doctors seek the cause while denying radiation as the source, amid reports of Soviet microwave emissions targeting the embassy. The second child returned to Moscow.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Moscow
United States
Pollack
George Washington University
Lake Shore Amtrak ridership nosedive concerns officials
Amtrak Lake Shore Limited ridership fell in May to 23,193 from 25,543 in April, with Elyria figures unavailable due to reporting issues as Amtrak, taking over the process, notes a strong summer pattern and holiday bumps later in the year.
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Amtrak
Lake Shore
Elyria
Buckeye Street
Lake Shore Limited
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