Ford to Build 365 Million Engine Plant in Mexico
Ford Motor Co announced plans to construct a 365 million engine plant in Mexico to produce a new family of four cylinder engines starting in 1984. The move, aimed at securing a larger share of the Mexican car market, was praised by labor leader Thurman Payne of UAW Local 1250 who said the Detroit announcement confirmed his expectations. The project is described as unrelated to Brook Park plant plans and may include retooling Engine Plant No. 2 for smaller engines.
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Department 5 at Elyria Fisher Body plant fuels TDI fumes dispute
The Detroit News survey reports workers blame TDI fumes from liquid foam heated in barrel poured molds for health harms at General Motors Elyria unit. UAW Local 780 health rep Russ Cody recalls rising problems years ago, notes precautions since. GM works to compile data in response.
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Teens Enjoy Spring Splash at Cascade Park Ford
Cheryl Urig and Adele Simpson both 17 find the Black River in Cascade Park a perfect spot for a spring day romp. They are daughters of Kier and Mrs Urig of Avon Lake and Ralph and Mrs Simpson of Avon Lake, with a CT photo credit to Dave Zapot esky.
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Kier Urig
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Ralph Simpson
Inwood
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Ex-hospital chief calls fund charges a crock
Former Allen Memorial Hospital administrator Jeffrey Palin, sued for misappropriating funds, denies any wrongdoing. He calls the allegations a crock as a civil suit seeks recovery of money. The case in Lorain County involves Palin and his daughter Annette with no criminal charges yet filed.
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Fla
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Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Duane Hornung
Isaac Schulz
Cleveland
Schulz
Alan Brew
Industrial production falls across manufacturing in May
Washington reports May industrial production declined 2.1 percent, the largest drop since February 1975. Output fell across all major sectors, most in automotive, home goods, construction supplies and durable materials, leaving the index at 145.5, its lowest in a year.
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Federal Reserve Board
Clear Weather With Mild Weekend Temperatures
Tonight will be generally clear with a low in the upper 60s to lower 60s. Saturday shows partly cloudy skies with highs in the low to mid 80s. Chance of precipitation is 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Winds from the south at about 10 mph tonight. Sunrise 5 53 a.m. Sunset 9 02 p.m. Details on Page B 4.
Youths with money to pay college justify less schooling
The remark notes that capable young people who can earn enough to pay for college may not require additional education. It suggests a shift in value toward immediate work over extended study. It reflects attitudes about education and earning power among youth.
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