Written estimates reform aims at Michigan auto repairs
Written estimates and disclosure become law in Michigan for repairs over $20. Dealers must show replaced parts and provide a signed detailed statement. The plan includes state certification by 1981, license suspension for noncompliance, and a three month or 8000 mile parts and labor guarantee from AMC. Critics warn of higher costs and slow service.
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Wisconsin
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Michigan Automobile Dealers Association
Charles Shipley
Service Station Dealers Association
Ohio tag setup costs and archaic system described
Capsulized outlines compare state level tag systems across Indiana Pennsylvania and others noting local outlets political appointees and fee structures. The piece states Ohio’s system is costly and archaic with nationwide higher license plate fees. outlines cover registrations budgets and centralization trends.
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Howard Hughes Casino To Open Seven Days A Week
Howard Hughes casino will operate seven days a week with management and non union staff. Ongoing negotiations between the Culinary Union and the Nevada Resort Association continue as reported by UPI.
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Hearst Conviction Alters Harrises Defense Strategy
Emily Harris says she and her husband William are re-evaluating their case after Patricia Hearst’s bank robbery conviction. They mourn the verdict, noting Hearst has no one, and expect Hearst to be brought to Los Angeles to face 11 felonies, with transfer likely by mid week.
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James L. Browning
Inglewood
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Lorain Teachers Reach Settlement After Budget Strain
Lorain schools avoid deficit with recall plan for 104 laid off staff and recall rights. The agreement rehires six nurses and many teachers in key elementary roles, grants a 2.6 percent raise, and preserves a balanced 1976 77 budget through staff cuts and arbitration. Most recalled by September. recall list valid 28 months.
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LEA
Newell advances at U S Steel Lorain plant
U S Steel named Harry V Newell assistant general superintendent at Lorain Cuyahoga Works replacing Earl W Sieger who moves to Gary Indiana He long served 20 years with the firm holding several leadership posts since 1956 and earning memberships in multiple industry and community groups He and wife Nancy reside in Fairview Park with two children Also farm bureau grain prices and Argentina cider production data appear in this clipping
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Opening Wall Street Gains on New York Exchange
Prices opened higher on the New York Stock Exchange as the Dow rose 1.57 points to 98.42 after the opening. Advancers led declines 239 to 155 among 575 issues trading, with about 690000 shares changing hands. Analysts say investors re-evaluate after sharp year start gains amid February economic data showing durable goods orders up 2.4 percent.
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American Standard
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Kewanee Industries
Ray Koehring
Lear Siegier
Mid-Continent
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Ohio Edison
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Sybron
Tappan
Toledy Edison
Unitn Pacific Corp
Vielor
Suit filed to block Revco Cleveland acquisition
The Justice Department filed a civil suit in Cleveland against Revco Discount Drug Centers Inc seeking to block its planned acquisition of Cook United’s Cleveland retail outlets. The department argues the deal would reduce competition under the Clayton Antitrust Act by giving Revco about 19.7 percent of the Cleveland market. Revco, Cleveland’s largest drug chain in 1975 with 48 stores, posted $9.8 million in sales for the year ending May 31. Cook United ran 1,2,2g stores and leased drug departments in Cleveland with $2.1 million in sales for the year ending Dec. 28, 1975, or 3.6 percent of the market.
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UPI
Justice Department Today
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Maple Heights
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Court Upholds City Residency Rule
Supreme Court ruled today that city employee residency requirements do not violate the right to travel. The unsigned three page opinion upheld a Philadelphia ordinance requiring city workers to live within city limits. Justices left intact an Ohio ruling striking down a similar rule for officers hired before the law took effect, noting the Ohio decision may rely on state law rather than the federal constitution.
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UPI
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Youngstown
Shriver Withdraws From Democratic Presidential Race
R Sargent Shriver, 60, announced at a news conference that he formally withdraws his national candidacy and releases his delegates. He had claimed the Kennedy legacy but his campaign failed to gain traction, becoming the fifth Democrat to bow out.
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