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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 2001

Page

9

Safety concerns rise over 15 passenger van rollovers

Nation investigates deadly rollover pattern as 15 seat vans used by churches colleges and employers show high crash risks. Officials urge limits and safer designs while Ford and Chrysler defend safety and attribute crashes to driver error seat belt use and heavy loads.

Prairie View A&m Karnack Texas Ford Motor Co Patricia Sturns Samuel Sturns Ford

NHTSA study links heavy loads to higher rollover risk in large vans

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration researchers find 15 passenger vans with 10 or more occupants are over twice as likely to roll over as lightly loaded vans. Stability factors fall sharply with weight, more so for 15 seater vans than minivans, based on comparisons across seven states.

Wichita Falls Texas Arkansas Illinois U.S. 101 California San Luis Obispo County Ford Motor Co General Motors Corp Dodge DaimlerChrysler Patricia Sturns Jasper Samuel Jason Sturns Prairie View A&m Sturns Department of Health and Human Services National Transportation Safety Board National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Sara Tatchie Ford Dominick Infante Chrysler Infante Joe Osterman Office of Highway Safety NHTSA Los Angeles Times

Vehicle safety tips from a former UM scientist

Milton Chace argues drivers of passenger vans should avoid carrying adults, keep roof racks empty, fill the gas tank, and place heavy cargo on the floor to reduce top heaviness. He urges conservative driving and avoiding emergency maneuvers, and suggests offset wheels and high quality standard tires changed before wear. Tires must never fail.

Milton Chace University of Michigan Chace Los Angeles Times

Caribbean banana farmers brace for worst

In Saint Vincent, Alston Lewis surveys dry hillside banana rows as prices stay low. Global trade deals threaten 15 acres of Lewis’s crop and thousands of small Caribbean growers, who fear being edged out by cheaper Latin American fruit. Island leaders urge adaptation to a harsher world economy.

Lewis Caribbean Pacific Africa

Banana trade reforms threaten Windward Islands farmers

Caribbean banana growers face sharp cut in quotas and rising unemployment as the US EU pact shifts policy. St Vincent leaders warn the Windward Islands may shrink from 190000 to 5000 farmers, with loans, retraining programs, and debt restructuring on the table. EU aid totals about 56 million to fund industry overhaul.

Windward Islands St. Vincent St. Lucia Dominica Grenada Gonsalves U.S Kamal Jack Europe United States Albert Browne John Caloghirou Caribbean

SpectraLink Links With Siemens for Europe Wireless Deal

SpectraLink Corp plans a major expansion through a deal with Siemens Information and Communication Networks, a Siemens AG unit, to resell NetLink Wireless Telephone System across Europe. SpectraLink, based in Boulder with 300 employees, cites Siemens as a gateway to broad European markets while existing customers include Toys R Us, Barnes & Noble, IBM and Lowe's. NetLink adds high speed data to Link, enabling inventory data and calls away from desks in retailers, hospitals and schools.

Scripps Howard Boulder Colo SpectraLink Corp SpectraLink Siemens Information and Communication Networks Inc Siemens AG Europe Siemens Ben Guderian Link Toys R Us Barnes & Noble IBM Corp Lowe's Cos Guderian NetLink Siemens Information and Communication Networks Germany

Concorde could resume flights as early as autumn

EADS spokesman said Concorde may fly again by September after addressing technical issues raised by the July 25 crash near Paris that killed 113 people. British Airways and Air France concordes remain grounded as tests proceed with a potential autumn return.

Paris Rainer Ohler EADS Air France British Airways

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