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20 - MAN'CHESTER HKRALD, Tuc-sdiiy, April 23. 1985 BUSINESS Death sparks debate i ^ New dip ideas make ’ i MHS baseball team Cloudy sky tonight; about police policy j i a party scrumptious ; ^ falters in replay .) no change Thursday American cars in Japan: Why don’t they seii? ... page 3 | | ... page 13 | | page 9 f I ... page 2 programs are aimed at selling the United States or any car 76 percent of the Japanese import Size, and the corresponding By Jan A. Zverina compiled by the Motor Vehicle small cars in the United States, not Manufacturers Association. That producing nation in Europe, are market. increase in fuel costs, are the United Press International Japan. number included 866 small cars regarded as prestige models and The United States places a larger stumbling blocks. Such cars DETROIT — The voluntary and 1,349 larger models, not status symbols that are of no use to distant second at only 8 percent, are Just too large for negotiating The Japanese market never has export quotas have expired. Acres exactly a competitive threat to the the average Japahese citizen, the with Great Britain next at 6 the nation’s narrower roads and been attractive to U .S. automakerg of Japanese cars are now in the Japanese industry. association said. percent. parking in smaller spaces. With because of its fiercely competitive cargo holds of ships bound for U.S. The American International Au­ "In this country, one to three Those Japanese who can afford fuel prices in Tokyo 80 percent nature. Eleven domestic manufac­ to drive something a little different iianrbfitrr Iferalb shores. Washington and Tokyo are tomobile Dealers Association, a percent of the people want to be higher than in Los Angeles, any car turers battle for a slice of a flv4 all abuzz about opening the doors trade group based in Washington different," said KenJi Kawai, usually opt for larger, more but the most miserly model is a gas million-unit car and truck market; powerful cars and pay the higher » . r-M_ ^ ' \A/AHnacHav/Wednesday, Arvrl April 24, 1985 — Single copy: 250 on a new trade deal. D.C., says the problem lies not in director of external relations for guzzler. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm taxes and fuel costs associated By next year another 2.3 million the imbalances between the U.S. Ford Motor Co. in Japan. The trade group also said many By comparison, four maJor U.S. with them. Others do not buy. Japanese cars will appear on dollar and the Japanese yen or stiff cars made outside of Japan simply makes, excluding Honda amt "F or those consumers an auto­ Prices of such imports are American roads, up from about 1.7 trade regulations. Contrary to do not measure up to the stringent Volkswagen, compete in an Am eri­ mobile is no longer simply a means higher because of the expensive million in 19S3and about 1.9million public perception, no regulatory demands of the Japanese consu­ can market that approached Ifl of transportation. It is a symbol of modifications necessary to legal­ in 1984. non-tariff barriers exist in Japan prestige and individualism." Ka­ mers. They deem the fit and finish million last year. 1 to keep importers from selling cars ize them. Japanese cars, for But will L'.S. cars ever be wai said. of Imports Inferior to their own American carmakers in fact there. instance, use right hand drive. popular in the Land of the Rising products. never have paid much attention to. Many directors still unsure of shelter role It is because American ears When the Japanese want to High dealer margins, low sales Sun? selling cars in any other natloir don’t fit — literally and figura­ express their individualism volume, and service and parts Although U.S. automakers are It doesn't look that way. A grand except Canada which, according to tively — into the mainstream of through automobiles, they usually availability also raise the price of seeking partnerships and Joint problem, he said. But Penny said he was opposed total of 2,215 passenger cars was Ward’s Automotive, accounted fof Bv Kathv Garmus exported by U.S. automakers to Japanese life. do so by driving a Mercedes Benz imports in Japan, the association ventures with Japanese automak- And, by providing grants to local to providing year-round shelter for 88 percent of their market in 1983: Herald Reporter Japan in 1983, the latest year Imports in Japan, whether from or BMW. German cars account for said. ero nt an accelerated pace, the groups like MACC, "They're going the homeless. Instead, Penny said 2 With a meeting set Tuesday to to feel the Job is done," Tedford he thought shelter should be consider whether the town should said. provided on a seasonal, em er­ Strike cripples work purchase a building for use as a One of the resolutions the direc­ gency basis, as MACC has done for Xerox shelter for homeless people, nearly tors will consider Tuesday would the past several years. half of the town's directors say allow the town to purchase a Under one of the resolutions the they are not sure the town should m ,: shelter site provided it receives a directors will consider Tuesday, at Bath Iron Works have a role in providing shelter. state grant to cover two-thirds of MACC would be required to to sell Four directors said Tuesday that the cost and MACC gets a grant or operate the shelter on a year-round BATH, Maine (UPI) - Only a begun two weeks ago. “ That’s why they would vote at next week's T receives donations for the remain­ basis. few dozen night-shift shipbuilders we're surprised," McGregor said. meeting in favor of three resolu­ ing third. Penny also questioned the need trickled through the picket lines "W e really hadn’t gotten down Ur tions that would allow the town to Another of the resolutions autho­ for the town to become involved in 4 6 firm s set up by striking clerical workers economic issues yet." purchase a shelter site. Under the rizes town General Manager Ro­ the shelter business. outside three Bath Iron Works But Kim Murphy, leader of the proposals, the shelter would be bert B. Weiss to apply for state "W e have to ask ourselves what plants, crippling operations at the Portland clerical workers, said grants for the shelter and a third STAMFORD (UPI) - Xerox turned over to the Manchester the level of service is we should maJor Navy contractor. negotiations were entering the designates the town's Human Corp. has announced its intent to Area Conference of Churches, provide,” he said. Most of the unionized ship­ sixth week and the company hag Services Department as the sell its six publishing companies which has run a seasonal shelter V Diana said that because most of builders, whose contract Is set to dragged its feet in bringing up agency responsible for developing for a price of more than $500 for the past several years out of the money to purchase the shelter expire 60 days from now, Monday economic Issues. plans for the shelter. million. temporary locations. would come from the state and refused to cross the lines set up by Local 6 President Paul Biillant Mayor Weinberg said that al­ The companies are R.R Bowker Two Main Street buildings that because MACC would run the the 377-member Local 7 of the said the company is pushing though she would like to see more Co. of New York; University are up for sale are being consi­ shelter, the town's involvement Industrial Union of Marine and austerity measures on all BIW Microfilms International of Ann dered as potential sites. state involvement in helping the would be limited. Shipbuilding Workers, AFL-CIO, employees and is “ punishing” the Arbor. Mich.; AutEx Systems of Directors who said they support homeless, the town has an obliga­ " I think it’s a good way to take which represents mostly clerical clerical workers, who are only DONNA R. MERCIER KENNETH TEDFORD BARBARA B. WEINBERG Wellesley, Mass.; Ginn and Co. of the proposals are Mayor Barbara tion to provide shelter in the care of the problem," he said. renewing their first pact after a . will vote ‘yes’ Lexington, Mass.; Xerox Educa­ workers. B. Weinberg and Eleanor D. , , involvement overdue . not 3ure of role absence of state participation, Cassano said he could not tough organization struggle three tion Publications of Middletown; The Local 7 contract covering Coltman, both Democrats, and "The problem isn’t going to go support the town’s purchasing a years ago. and Xerox Learning Systems of surveyors, planners, payroll Donna R. Mercier and William J. minds on the matter. Director about the town's involvement,” Tedford said he thought the state away," she said. shelter building unless some ques­ McGregor refused to respond to Stamford. clerks, data processors, printers Diana, both Republicans, James F. Fogarty, a Democrat, said Tedford. should provide more halfway Mercier said she thought the tions were answered. Among the the "punishment” charge, but The company said Monday that and mailroom personnel expired But four other directors — could not be reached for comment. It is estimated that between 25 houses for deinstitutionalized psy­ town’s involvement was overdue. things Cassano said he was con­ admitted that BIW is taking' letters of intent, the first formal at midnight Suniday. Democrats Kenneth N. Tedford, Several of the undecided direc­ and 50 percent of homeless people chiatric patients instead of leaving " I think it’s time we made a good cerned about was whether a step in the selling process, have Participation of first and second austerity measures to keep stride Stephen T.
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