The Krishna Cult and a Mother's Fight for Her Son
Dee Dee Fischer recalls her son Michael’s decline within the Krishna movement in Brooklyn. She visits a fire station and the temple, seeking hospital care and safety inspections that force the temple to address hazards. After confronting officials and authorities, Michael returns home but later reconsiders his life with the group.
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Lance defends day in court amid Senate grilling
Lance, in a 90 minute defense, rejects charges of bank mismanagement while recounting bank growth at Calhoun and NBG. He says overdrafts were repaid and deposits rose. he criticizes the committee for biased treatment and stresses his honesty in past hearings. The mood shifts as Ribicoff and others question accuracy of his financial background.
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Powell probes create GOP backlash in air over Perry files
GOP senators blasted William Powell's disclosed action as a dirty trick. Senator John Heinz and Senator Abraham Ribicoff demanded Carter dismiss Powell, while Paul Findley urged firing. Powell apologized, said he circulated information about Perey to multiple papers and regrets it.
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Tobin Co. promotes two area executives in Ridgeville
Martin J. Tobin Co. in North Ridgeville elevates Philip R. Lednik to vice president and Roy J. Collins to vice president of manufacturing. Collins has 28 years with the firm and serves as plant superintendent. Leoni is a Tobin veteran and FAA alum, living at 134 Wilshire Co. in Grafton. The company, with divisions in North Ridgeville, Berea, and Saranac, makes special metal fasteners.
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GM chief says lighter cars to stretch fuel economy
Elliott M Estes, GM president, told Cleveland engineers GM plans a complete line of lighter intermediate cars across divisions. To meet 27.5 mpg by 1985, GM must redesign full size and mid sized cars, having already cut about 700 pounds from big cars last year. By 1985 average GM car weight targeted about 2,806 to 3,200 pounds. Estes cited four engineering areas: lighter materials, electronics, alternate power plants, and manufacturing efficiency. Diesel engines and two full size Oldsmobiles plus two pickups will gain about 25 percent better mpg. Alternate power options include electric and gas turbine concepts.
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Wall Street opens higher amid active NYSE trading
Prices rise at the open led by solid advances on the New York Stock Exchange with the index up 0.79 points to 859.50 as 386 issues cross the tape. Turnover runs about 440000 shares with 132 issues advancing and 99 declining.
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Two Die After Rt 83 Car Van Crash
deputies said a car and a van collided on Rt 83 near Eaton Township. The van rolled onto its side and trapped the driver. the car’s driver was removed minutes later. Witnesses heard a tremendous crash and the incident marks the third fatal traffic incident this month. Investigators continued to probe the scene.
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Retiree earnings lid may be raised
Washington AP The House sub committee on Social Security approved a plan to raise the earnings limit for retirees next year allowing up to $6 000 in 1979 without losing benefits The move aims to ease hardship for elderly on fixed incomes and could affect about a million people The panel backed phasing in changes and adding government workers to the system while ending the option for state and local governments and nonprofits to withdraw from Social Security
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