Big 3 gas pains
Detroit faces deep auto industry woes as OPEC, policymakers, and imports strain demand. About 250,000 auto workers have been laid off, with Chrysler and Ford relying on government aid and lean cafeterias to cope. Executives blame rapid price shifts and short sighted planning, while GM is cited as the most structured yet most successful.
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U.S
America
OPEC
Washington
Motor City
Chrysler
Ford
Lewis
John DeLorean
J. Patrick Wright
General Motors
Chevrolet
DeLorean
Olmsted cop suspended 60 days over dog shooting
Olmsted Police Officer Charles Jandecka, 30, suspended for 60 days after internal inquiry into the April 27 shooting of a dog. Chief Marion Taylor may seek his dismissal. Witnesses say the dog did not attack. Jandecka claims the animal approached aggressively. Public debate urged further review and potential legislation. Weather提醒: showers likely, high 65 70, tonight and Monday.
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Charles Jandecka
Marion Taylor
Eugene Petre
Jandecka
Taylor
James Logan
Acquittal Triggers Riots in Miami After Police Verdict
An all white jury acquitted four former Dade County policemen in the death of Arthur McDuffie, a black motorist. Thousands rallied at the Dade Metro Justice building, stormed government offices, and clashes erupted near Liberty City with injuries reported as the emergency rooms filled.
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Jackson Memorial County Hospital
Liberty City
Miami Beach
Flying Chickens Spark Record in Rio Grande Contest
A report recalls the Bob Evans Chicken Flying Contest at Rio Grande, noting a new record set during the event on Saturday. The piece places the spectacle in the Coup of Fame segment and references coverage across pages D-1 and D-2.
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Rio Grande
Bob Evans
C T Wins Major UPI Awards Among Papers Its Size
The Chronicle-Telegram topped its size category in the 1978 Ohio UPI Editors Association contest with three firsts and three seconds. Arnold Miller was elected group president. Karel Nei hark won two awards for feature writing and news. Don Norris earned a column prize. Dave Zapotosky won a feature photo award. judges praised the reporting on Anthony Marsho and the Davis Besse series.
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Ohio United Press International Editors’ Association
Sandusky
C-T
Arnold Miller
UPI
Associated Press
Karel Neihark
Don Norris
Dave Zapotosky
Davis-Besse
Port Clinton
Zapotosky
Edyria
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