-THE PLAIN DEALER WEDNESDAY JANUARY 4, 1984 RTA trustee personal use By Mairy Jayn Woge Regional Transit Authority trustee Evelyn yesterday questioned use of some Vehicles as private automobiles for transit city staff. In a report to trustees. Francioli took with RTA's supplying passenger cars some ploves. use to get to and from work. "It is some people assigned vehicles do not need business purposes," she said.
The report on which Francioli based her ings contains mileage figures for passenger RTA supervisors or as pool vehicles October. She requested a log in October but receive it until mid-December. I report shows cars assigned to the supervisor of outside garages and to RTA's ative: action officer were driven more than miles in October. said departments such as (which; includes outdoor garage supervision) Home expo Ley 448-square-foot room addition and a satellite television system head the list of door prizes at the third annual Mid-America Home Modernization and It- Yourself Expo: which opens today at the Convention Center. to the five-day event who buy their admission should fill in the back of the ticket stub and deposit it in the special container at the booth of the show sponsor, Na- tional Association of the Remodeling Industry, booth No.
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SUN. 12 TO 5 Tunisians riot over food costs questions a state TUNIS of (AP) emergency Tunisia and declared imposed a nationwide dusk-to-dawn curfew of staff cars price yesterday increases after rioting spread over to food the country's two largest cities. Sfax some passenger vehicles on a 24-hour basis and and Tunis. D. cars are driven by many employes, making it dif- Although the riots began with RTA ficult to keep logs.
the increases, there was considauthor- The report showed 2,385 miles were recorded erable speculation that they were in October for the car assigned to affirmative ac- linked to long-standing economic issue tion officer George A. Abram. grievances and unrest among em- The Plain Dealer learned last September Islamic fundamentalist groups. obvious Abram was driving the car between his home in them for Lorain County and RTA headquarters. Abram said calm, unofficial sources appealed said for As the government as he sometimes stopped to see contractors on his way find- to work.
many as 25 people had been killed and dozens injured since the viocars A Plain Dealer report said that, as of late lence started in southern Tunisia in summer, RTA was paying $11.000 to $13.000 a last week after it was announced did not month for fuel for the 34 cars used by staff. that the price of bread was going In November, gas and oil purchases for the up by general cars were $6,000, said David Sylvia, director of Residents of Tunis affirm- procurement for RTA. awoke Anthony Giunta, the RTA trustee who heads terday morning to find police and soldiers guarding streets and RTA's operating committee, said Francioli's find- crossroads. Security forces ringed operations ings and recommendations will be discussed at a the university campus. As the day use meeting soon.
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