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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1977

Page

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Fund dispute stops some Patrol investigations in Ohio

State Highway Patrol probes into possible fraud theft and corruption in state agencies have been halted over a payment dispute. Only the license bureau related theft inquiry continues. About 97 000 dollars for workers compensation and 200 000 for mental hospital probes are unpaid and await legislative approval. Patrol expects to guard the Governor and Statehouse through June 30.

State Highway Patrol State Patrol Adam G. Reiss Reiss Rhodes

Consumerism in spotlight recalls hit Mr. Coffee makers

North American Systems recalls over 3.1 million Mr. Coffee automatic brewers from 1975 models due to potential electric shock and fire hazards. DiMaggio led the 1972 to 1975 campaign. 25,000 dollars was paid to settle public-notice charges. FDA recalls 24,162 cases of chili peppers for acidity issues. brands include Western Valley and Old El Paso. codes end in 76.

North American Systems Inc Bedford Heights DiMaggio Fast Consumer Product Safety Commission North American Systems Washington P. O. Box Beachwood Ohio North American The Safety Commission Food and Drug Administration Western Valley Old el Paso Mountain Pass Million Star Nobel Silver Key Nugget

Ohio AG Browns suits GM over engine switch disgrace

Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown, citing the engine-switch practice as the most flagrant abuse of consumer rights, filed suit against General Motors and 143 Oldsmobile dealers in Ohio for violating state consumer protection laws. A meeting with 20 attorneys general in Brook Park discussed a united, multi state legal strategy to pursue cases.

General Motors Ohio William J. Brown Pier States Brown Oldsmobile Sheraton Hopkins Hotel Brook Park Chevrolet

Weather report rain chances and cooler temperatures

A weather note says rain returning tonight and tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies and cooler conditions. Lows across the 50s with highs in the mid 60s to 70s, about a fifty percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow.

Mets

Safety probes target Ford Econoline vans and VW recall

U S officials announce three separate investigations into more than 2.7 million vehicles from Ford, Volkswagen, and General Motors. Ford Econoline vans and Club Wagons from 1975 to 1977 face possible recall over plastic instrument panels shattering, while VW throttle cable weaknesses affect about 370,000 cars. GM's probe covers power brake boosters across 2.2 million GM models. Incidents include injuries and property damage. hearings planned as recalls loom.

AUS Lorain Avon Lake National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Volkswagen General Motors Ford New York Maryland New Jersey GMC Dasher Audi

Carter welcomed in northeast England on overseas trip

President Jimmy Carter, touring northeast England on his first overseas visit, was greeted by cheers and flags as he visited Old Ball manor, ancestral home of George Washington. In Newcastle and nearby towns he met Prime Minister Callaghan and toured a glass works, receiving a St George sculpture as crowds chanted.

Washington England Jimmy Carter George Washington Carter Geordie London United States Ime Thompson Norman David Son Ase Coming Glass Co Sunder St. George James Callaghan Old Ball Are Callaghan Andrey Air Force One Newcastle Atlanta

Unemployment rate falls to seven percent in April

Washington reports the U S unemployment rate at 7 percent in April, the lowest since early recession 29 months ago. About 7.0 million unemployed and 90 million employed mark notable milestones, with job gains concentrated among those who lost work earlier and adult men driving much of the drop. Teenage unemployment drops to 17.8 percent as construction workers fall to 12 percent.

Washington UPI U.S Carters Vogue Somme

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