Volvo ends GM doubts with certified low-pollution cars
California Air Resources Board certifies four Volvo fuel injected versions ahead of sales next year, exceeding federal standards. Volvo's three way catalytic converter delivers 10 percent better mileage, durability tests show lower emissions after 50,000 miles, and CARE Chair Quinn predicts future model line expansion while criticizing GM’s stance on pollution controls.
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Sex scandal recounts pressure involving national visitors center
A former staffer alleges boss pressured her to aid a public works project at Union Station. Miss Ray recalls Gray saying the National Visitors Center would benefit Gravel, a claim Gray denies. Gravel and others offer mixed recollections while Mrs. Gardner attended as a social guest.
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Gas guzzling habits return in consumption data
The article notes gasoline use is rising again as annual growth accelerates. Officials had hoped conservation measures and smaller cars would slow demand to 3 or 4 percent, but current projections show a rate over 7 percent above last year, signaling a return to previous high consumption.
Ohio launches instant lottery with $1 ticket
Ohio announces tomorrow's start for an instant lottery offering prizes from $2 to $20,000 and a $1 million grand prize. Players rub three squares to match the circle number, with winnings ranging from $2 to $10,000 and a chance to qualify as finalists for the jackpot drawing with a full match totaling at least $15,000.
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Salt Lake congressman Howe denies soliciting sex set-up claim
Rep Allan Howe, 48, a Utah Democrat running for reelection, says he was lured to a red light district by a political gathering invitation and arrested after police decoys offered sex for $20. He calls it a trap, maintains innocence, and refuses to discuss details.
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Rose Kennedy affirms JFKs devout Catholic faith
Rose Kennedy replies in print that John F Kennedy was a religious man who attended Mass daily and kept his Catholic upbringing central. She rejects James Restons suggestion that Kennedy did not truly believe and notes he privately adhered to faith while leading all the people publicly.
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Mills disputes Rand report on social drinking by alcoholics
Rep. Wilbur Mills condemns a Rand Corp study funded by federal grants that suggests some alcoholics can safely resume social drinking. He argues the research confounds alcoholism with heavy drinking and says true cure requires total abstinence.
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BMW computer errors delay car registrations in 1976 data
The BMW records show late and inaccurate computer processing with over 5 million registrations received and 1.4 million rejected. An estimated 6.5 to 7 million cars licensed in 1976, about 3.6 million stored, and 800,000 possible errors fixable by data processors. Deputy registrar mistakes in addresses and spellings are common, with Lakewood police noting up to 1,000 errant parkers whose fines may never be collected.
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Computer mixups hit auto registrations across states
Auto registration checks in 1975 showed up to 40 percent error in Elyria and statewide. Errors trigger embarrassing fines, wrongful arrests, and deadly misjudgments as in Florida where a patrolman shot a salesman during a plate check. Cleveland and Mansfield cases lead to lawsuits for millions. One driver faced impoundment before proving plates were valid.
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Statewide Bell strike is settled in Ohio
The Communications Workers of America ended its statewide strike against Ohio Bell Telephone Co. and 21,000 workers returned to work. The dispute began May 28 over Bell using service representatives to assemble phones at a new East Cleveland store. Bell closed the store when a judge issued a restraining order, while the union seeks a preliminary injunction and $10 million in damages for lost wages.
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Chronicle Telegram details and mailing rates 1976
The Lorain County publishing house lists price schedule and delivery terms for The Chronicle Telegram. It notes daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail delivery options, and annual prepaid rates.
Youngstown students begin 2000 mile canoe trip to New Orleans
Six Youngstown State University students started a two thousand mile journey downstream toward New Orleans. The group paddles three canoes along the Mahoning Beaver Ohio and Mississippi rivers after a two month training under physical education instructor William Kraterberg.
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Step up and ask for a raise say managers
Cleveland based UPI reports Industry Week notes most managers say workers should ask for raises if they deserve more. Managers cite nerves about money and reluctance to negotiate, but value and perseverance can lead to higher pay as workers push to “fight” for what they’re worth.
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