—The Daily Collegian Friday, Oct. 20, 1978
Great pumpkins
'Tis the season for pumpkin mania, as these pictures from across the country
clearly show. Above, Pat Naples and son Michael, 2, set up the display of
decorative pumpkins at their produce stand in Melrose Park, 111., just outside
Chicago. Meanwhile, the winner of the Half Moon Bay, Calif, vs. Circleville, 0.,
pumpkin weigh-off is shown at right. The 297 pound monster is the product of
the winning Half Moon Bay team.
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Firestone recall possible
WASHINGTON (UPI) Government
and company negotiators yesterday
sought an agreement on a possible recall
involving millions of Firestone 500 steel
belted radial tires.
Both the National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration and Firestone
Tire and Rubber Co., said no settlement
had been reached, and no announcement
was expected yesterday.
"We remain hopeful that this matter
can be resolved,” a Firestone
spokesman said.
The NHTSA and a congressional
committee concluded that the tires have
had an unusually high number of
blowouts, some resulting in deaths and
injuries. Last summer, the safety
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'Go directly to jail' and
don't nibble on the way
CANOGA PARK, Calif. (AP) When
David Silverman plays Monopoly and
his friends pass “Go” and collect $2OO,
he has to watch to see they don’t also
take a bite out of Boardwalk.
Boardwalk and all of the other 142
pieces of the 13-year-old’s new $6OO game
are edible. Most are chocolate; the
rest are variously colored bits of the
same butter-cream base used in
chocolate bars.
The appetizing version of the famous
game is on Page 1 of this year’s
catalogue of Neiman-Marcus, the Texas-
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330 E. College Ave.
the tires have a defect,
Consumer groups, meanwhile, kept
pressure on the recall negotiators,
claiming the government is looking at a
cutoff date that would leave millions of
later-model tires on the road.
It has been reported that May 1976 is
being considered as the cutoff date, with
only tires made for perhaps eight
months before that date to be recalled.
Sources familiar with the talks have
indicated a tentative settlement was
reached earlier in the week but that
reservations on the company’s part have
held up a final agreement.
In all, Firestone turned out 23 million
of the “500 s” from 1972 until early this
year when production stopped. Perhaps
13 million still are on the road.
based department store known for ad
vertising unique and expensive
gifts.
The store has the rights to the tasty -
version of Monopoly with one exception:
the candy store in Silverman’s neigh
borhood ip this Los Angeles suburb,
where the game is manufactured.
And because the games haven’t been
shipped to Neiman-Marcus yet for the’
several hundred customers who the'
store says have already ordered it,
David is the first person to own the dark
chocolate board.
$3.95