Suzuki Samurai Under Fire Over Stability and Safety
Consumer Reports chief says the Suzuki Samurai is unstable and prone to rollover. Consumers Union seeks recalls and refunds, while American Suzuki defends the vehicle as safe and well tested.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1988
Page
7
Consumer Reports chief says the Suzuki Samurai is unstable and prone to rollover. Consumers Union seeks recalls and refunds, while American Suzuki defends the vehicle as safe and well tested.
In Columbus Ohio the AP reports egg price quotes to retailers show large cartons at 9 94 and 4 34 for small sizes while larger cartons at 42 55 and 40 48 indicate a stable wholesale range across sizes.
Edward J DeBartolo Corp and Dillard Department Stores plan to buy Horne Co assets and will not open a Horne store at Severance Center in Cleveland Heights. The decision provokes anger in the suburb where mall owners spent years courting the chain.
Closing prices yesterday show mixed metals: gold at 467 per troy ounce, silver at 72b per troy ounce, copper around 61 cents per pound, zinc 60 cents, tin 407 per pound, and mercury 9.45 per 76 pounds as part of Metals Week composite figures.
In Togam County yesterday farm prices showed corn at 21 dollars per bushel and oats at 170 dollars per hundredweight amid a lively market. Wheat and other grains traded as buyers eyed the bid board while local sellers reported steady demand.
A federal report warns that Eastern Airlines labor disputes must be defused to avoid safety risks to passengers, while noting Eastern and Continental Airlines are being run safely. The investigation by the Transportation Department and FAA examined Eastern, Continental, and Texas Air Corp amid bitter labor problems.
Kidron consignments posted steady activity as Thursday bids held firm with hogs and cows showing solid demand. Calves and feeders rose with Holstein culls near steady while dairy cows, especially fresh and springer heifers, drew noted buyer interest amid a 65th anniversary marketing event.
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