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BOX 309 GATES MILLS, OH. 44040 (216) 292-8699 Che. Va Mediation to soothe car owners' ire Continued from Page 1-E "I think a number of (auto manufacturers) have come up with the not-so-startling conclusion that the way 1 to increase their sales is to increase customer satisfaction," Grainer said. "And that really is what all this complaint handling initiatives are all about. If the customers are satisfied with the products, they will come back and they will buy again." Auto makers have learned that it costs far more money to get a new customer through multimillion advertising campaigns than it takes to hang onto someone who was already a customer, Lovell said.
"Really, I think the important thing is that these programs are not being entered into with an idea of simply being good guys. I think there is a very hard-headed appreciation of numbers and economics. I think it is a straight dollar and cents effort, a straight business decision," he said. Such arbitration panels are basically last-ditch efforts at breaking a deadlock without going to court. The same basic steps apply initially for solving consumer problems related to auto dealerships, according to consumer experts.
First, try to work out the problem with the dealership. If necessary, make sure the owner of the dealership is aware of the dispute. If that does not work, go to the manufacturer's representative responsible for the area. The name and telephone number should be available from the dealer, or it might be listed in a car's owner's manual or a telephone book. Should that fail, depending on the manufacturer, an arbitration panel can be tried.
This costs the consumer nothing. According to the national BBB, manufacturers involved include: General Motors a leader in the field, has a national program, including the Cleveland Better Business Bureau (BBB). Chrysler a through-the-mail type program nationwide, which for the Cleveland area is based in Detroit. Porsche-Audi and Volkswagen, also leaders in the movement, with a program with the Cleveland BBB. However, they are still finishing their national program.
Ford Motor Co. expects to have a nationwide program, including Cleveland, going by mid-summer. Nissan (Datsun) has a program with the Cleveland BBB and expects to have a nationwide program by June. A key to doing well in arbitration, or any related dealings, is to have complete repair and maintenance records, according to consumer advocates. For example, proof that the engine oil was changed regularly would help a great deal in a dispute several years later about serious engine problems, one said.
However, the coverage of each arbitration policy varies tremendously. For example, Chrysler covers only for the period of the vehicle's warrantly. Under Ford's program, there is no time limit. "Technically, I guess you could complain about a Model said Michael Davis, a Ford official from Dearborn, Mich. There are also differences in whether the panel's decision is binding on the consumer.
In GM's case, the dealer and the consumer must agree in advance to be bound by the decision. Under Ford's program, the dealer is bound by the final decision, but the consumer is not. That leaves the consumer the option of LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF STRONGSVILLE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS AND PUBLIC NOTICE CONSTRUCTION TESTING SERVICES The City of Strongsville, Ohio (hereinafter referred to as in accordance with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's interim final regulations effective May 12, 1982 governing grants for construction of treatment works is hereby notifying all interested licensed soil and concrete testing and inspection services that the Owner is receiving proposals tor services to be provided during the construction of: EPA prolect C390725-03 Expansion of Wastewater Treatment Plant and Appurtenances Plant, 14600 Mill Hollow Lane and Plant, 17449 Sprague Rood, Strongsville, Ohio The construction prolect includes expansion and upgrading of the Owner's and Wastewater Treatment Plants. Both plants will have 5.0 million gallons per day peak flow capacity.
The Plant average daily flow capacity will be 2.1 million golions per dav. The Plant average daily flow capacity will be 1.8 million gallons per day. The expansion and upgrading will include new treatment tanks and structures to house screening and grit removal, chemicol feed facilities, primary sedimentation, rotating biological contractors, secondary post clarification, gravity sand filters, chlorination, dechlorination, aeration, gravity sludge thickening, anerobic digestion, and belt press sludge dewatering and support equipment for a complete system. Administration, maintenance and laboratory facilities are a part of the project. Proposals for the inspection and testing services shall be delivered to: Honorable Mayor Walter Ehrnfelt City of Strongsville Service Center 16099 Foltz Industrial Parkway Strongsville, Ohio 44136 Attn: Mr.
Thomas Zammikiel, Budget Director The proposals shall be received before 4:00 p.m., current local time, April 26, 1983. The scope of services shall include Geotechnical Engineering, Inspection, and testing services related to carthwork, foundations, piling, caissons, paving, cast-in-place concrete, structural precast concrete, unit masonry work, structural steel, steel foists, metal roof decking, waterproofing and water repellant coating. The scope of services may also include the inspection of electrical tests performed by the Contractor. The proposals shall be evaluated 1. on the following criteria in order of importance: Qualification of the firm to perform services 2.
Depth of services and staff Financial responsibility Including financial statement, general liability insurance or protessional liability Insurance 4. Unit prices Not-to exceed price 6. Use of small, minority and women's businesses. Proposers not indicating that affirmative steps to assure that small minority and women's businesses are used when possible will be deemed nonresponsive. Selection of the firm to provide the services shall be made solely on the basis of the initial proposals.
Documents as prepared by Dalton-Dalton-Newport, 3605 Warrensville Center Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44122, may be reviewed at the office of the Architect-Engineer, or City of Strongsville, Engineering Department, Service Center, 16099 Foltz Industrial Porkway, Strongsville, Ohio 44136. The proposers shall be responsible for oblaining a more detailed Request-for-Proposals from: City of Strongsville, Ohio Engineering Department, Service Center 16099 Foitz Industrial Parkway Strongsville, Ohio 44136 Any proposals Contract or Contracts awarded under this advertisem*nt for U.S. are expected to be funded in part by a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency. Neither the United States, nor any of Its departments, agencies or employees is or will be a party to this advertisem*nt for proposals or any resulting Contract. This procurement will be sublect to regulations contained in CFR 33.265, 33.285, 33.290, 33.295, 33.710(A) and Part 33.
Subport G. By THOMAS ZAMMIKIEL, Budget Director p.d.opr. 10,17, 1983 SR D04855 Need a good part time job? Inquire about becoming a Plain Dealer carrier. Call 344-4600. 9-E.
going to court should he feel justice was not done. There are also differences in what expenses are covered. Some manufacturers will allow financial reparation only for actual repair costs, not money or time loss due to the car being sidelined for repairs. However, one thing common with all the programs is that most complaints are solved through mediation before they get to an arbitration panel, according to auto company officials. Since the first pilot programs in 1978 through December 1982, the BBB nationally has handled almost 32,000 arbitration cases.
About were settled in mediation in which BBB officials were able to negotiate a compromise, said Rick Granada, the Cleveland BBB's director of arbitration. Granada said about of the cases which had to go before an arbitration panel were settled in favor of the manufacturer and for the consumer. He believed it was because the manufacturer's representatives would usually attempt to settle before arbitration, unless they felt they had a good case. Another form of arbitration is handled by the Cleveland Auto Dealers Association (CADA)'S AUTOCAP Program. AUTOCAP is sponsored by 102 local dealers representing American Motors Alfa Romeo, BMW, Fiat, Honda, Isuzu, Jaguar-Rover-Triumph, Lotus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Peugeot, Rolls Royce, Saab, Subaru, Toyota and Volvo.
AUTOCAP tries to resolve problems by mediation at first, said Gary Adams, a CADA official. However, if that does not work, a six-member panel, including only two auto dealers, will be convened to hear the case. The decision is binding on the dealer only. Life is more difficult, however, for the Career Opportunities Most managerial, professional, adminstrative and technical positions available in the Cleveland area, and throughout Central and Northern Ohio have never been advertised. If you are ready for a new position and have had at least two years work experience with earnings in the $20,000 to $125,000 range, let us help you find one of the non-advertised better jobs that are available.
Send us your resume now or call for a no cost JOB HUNTING appointment. CALL 621-7880 North Job America's Counseling leading and Corporate Outplacement service. 1300 1003 E. Bond 9th Street Court SINCE 1947 associates Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Atlanta Denver a Detroit Baltimore Ft. Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Colorado Springs Dallas Morristown New Orteane Lauderdale New York Hartforde Kansas Los Angeles Minneapolis Portland Providence Riverside Newport Beach Philadelphia Phoenis Pittsburgh dan Diego San Francisco Seettie Sacramento Louis Paul San Antonie DC Tampa Walnut Creek Woodland Hills Vancouver, Washington, Toronto, Ontario London, England LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE CALL FOR BIDS Seated bids will be received by the Mayor at his office at CIty May Hall, 2, 18688 Royalton Road.
Strongsville, Ohio, until 12:00 Noon, 1983, for the following: Police Vehicles Industrial Specifications are on file in the Finance Department at 16099 Foltz Parkway at the corner of West Lunn Road, Strongsville, Ohio. A bid bond or certified check is required in the amount of $500.00, payable to the City of Strongsville, as a guarantee that if the bid Is accepted a contract pursuant thereto will be entered into and the performance thereof properly secured. Checks or bonds of the unsuccessful bidders will be returned following the award of the contract or the relection of all bids, and the check or bond of the successful bidder will be returned upon the execution and securing of the contract. Each bid shall be sealed separately and labeled by name. The right is reserved by the City of Strongsville to reject any or all bids received.
The City of Strongsville Is an "Equal Opportunity Emplover." CITY OF STRONGSVILLE BY Authority of City Council THOMAS J. ZAMMIKIEL Budget Director p.d. apr. 17,24,1983 SRD14010 PUBLIC NOTICE Pursuant to 49 Code of Federal Regulations Part 23, the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority has adopted a Minority Business Enterprise Program which includes the following goals for participation by minority-owned and female owned businesses in contracts with the Authority: Construction Controcts Minorities Women Service Contracts Minorities Women Supply Contracts I Minorities 1.5% Women A copy of the Program, including a description of the methodology used in setting the gools, will be available for Inspection during normal business hours in the office of the Minority Bustness Enterprise at RTA headquarters, 615 Superior Avenue, N.W., Cleveland, Ohio for 30 days from the date of this publication. Written comments, for informational purposes only, regarding the goals, will be accepted by RTA and the Department of Transportation for 45 days from the date of this publication.
Comments should be addressed to: Mr. George Abram Ms. Lula Greenhow Affirmative Action Civil Rights Regional Administrator Director Greater Cleveland Regional Urban Mass Transportation Transit Authority Administration 615 Superior Avenue, N.W. Region 5 Cleveland, Ohio 44114 300 S. Wacker Drive Suite 1740 Chicago, Illinois 60606 p.d.apr.
17,1983 SRD04857 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that sealed BIDS will be received by George W. Jones, General Manager, SUMMIT RACING CLUB, THISTLEDOWN RACING RANDALL RACING CLUB, CRANWOOD RACING INC. (collectively hereinafter called the Emery and Northfield Roads (P. O. Box 7050), North Randall, Ohio, 44128, until 12:00 o'clock Noon E.S.T., Wednesday, April 77, 1983, for furnishing all equip ment, appliances, labor and material and perform all operations in conjunction with the installation of a two (2) year guaranteed (10 vear warranty) U.L.
class A and FM class 1 adhered elastic sheet roofing system, including all rigid insulation and membrane flashIng required for oll roof areas of grandstand and clubhouse bullding, in conformity with the specifications on file in the office of the General Manager at the racetrack. Each BID shall be accompanied by a BID bond or certified check, drawn on reputable surety licensed to do business in the State of Ohio or a solvent bank, in an amount equal to five percent of the BID as a guarantee that if said BID is accepted by the OWNER, a CONTRACT will be entered into and a surety bond satisfactory to the OWNER in on amount equal to one hundred percent of the total BID will be furnished. The specifications and BIDDING documents shall be obtained by the prospective BIDDERS only at the office of the racetrack General Manager for a ten dollar ($10.00) non-refundable charge. BIDS are to be in accordance with the three (3) sheets, titled "INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS" enclosed as part of the above package. Each BID must be submitted in a sealed envelope plainly marked on the outside as "BID FOR RE-COVERING GRANDSTAND AND CLUBHOUSE The envelope shall also bear on the outside the name of the BIDDER and his address.
if forwarded by mail, the sealed enveloped containing the BID shall be enclosed in another envelope addressed to the OWNER at Thistledown Racetrack, P.O. Box 7050, North Randall, Ohio 44120. Any BID may be withdrawn prior to the above scheduled time for opening of BIDS or authorized postponement thereof. Any BID received after the time and date specified shall not be considered. No actual BIDDER date may withdraw a BID within thirty (30) days after the of the opening thereof.
Should there be reasons why the contract cannot be awarded within the specified period, the time may be extended by the mutual agreement between the OWNER and the BIDDER. Only contractors who con quality as to equipment, experience and financial responsibility will be considered and the OWNER re serves the right to require proof thereof. The OWNER reserves the right to reiect any and all BIDS and to award a contract to whomever he deems to be the lowest and best BIDDER. The OWNER reserves the right to waive any informalItles in the bidding process. GEORGE W.
JONES, General Manager Thistledown Racetrack P.O. Box 7050 North Randall, Ohio p.d.apr. 16, 17, 18, 1983 DRD42588 Janet Nose reports the latest in fashions from Paris de Parma in The Plain Dealer. consumer whose problem is with an independent repair shop. The formal arbitration procedures do not cover those shops.
However, the BBB will try and resolve disputes, particularly if the repair shop is a member. Another resource is the Cleveland Office of Consumer Affairs, which will handle and attempt to resolve complaints from anyone in Cuyahoga County, although it's clout is greater with dealers and businesses in Cleveland. The state Attorney General's office also has a consumer affairs section, although its duties are restricted to violations of the state's consumer laws dealing with unfair trade practices, advertising and a consumer's right to an estimate for car repairs. Career Opportunities Complete closing stock market reports daily in The Plain Dealer. Career Opportunities MBA LATE '30's with arta de administration service and uh.
trad recard of organizing grand o. 23637 Concord Dr. Westlake, Oh. 44145 Foreign owned U.S. company is entering the U.S.
market to sell (initially) a single product which has been sold successfully for many years abroad. We seek an individual to help us manage this sales effort. Our selling methods vary, though the most successful method is to sell to individuals at exhibitions, fairs, conventions, etc. and through many independent distributors or individuals. If you are experienced in these or similar sales methods, mail your resume to: JETAR CORP.
720 Hanna Building Cleveland, OH 44115 SALES GIANTS! Join the team that built the largest franchise organization in America. Our explosive growth demands we add top caliber, high energy, make happen, management-oriented sales people to our team. It you are a leader and a then we need to talk. Send resume to: MR. BUILD OHIO, INC.
6155 ROCKSIDE RD. INDEPENDENCE, OHIO SUITE 401 44131 MANAGER PRODUCTION Hard working individual with 20 years of diversified experience in all managementorial aspects and have first hand manufacturing capabilities. Have extensive knowledge in engineering and mechanical operations. Successfully scheduled my departments for maximum efficiency. Also have experience in same field.
Am aggressive, assertive, responsible and would be an asset to your company. These dynamic qualities capture your Interest and fill your job qualifications right. Reply to: PLAIN DEALER BOX KL 191 BANKING CONSULTANT We have been retained by small nationally recognized banking a service firm to recruit a college graduate with 4 years of banking experience. Full partnership potential. Must be outgoing, good with numbers and be able to communicate with top banking people.
Travel could be after training period. Salary is commensurate with your experience. Please forward your resume in confidence to Don Kennedy at: KENNEDY ASSOCIATES Management Consultants 1567 Kew Road Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 LEASING REPRESENTATIVE Career Position One of the nation's top ten major shopping center developers located in the Midwest is seeking a leasing representative. If you have shopping center leasing chain store real estate experience, send your resume to: PLAIN DEALER BOX KL 177 OPERATIONAL AUDITOR The growth of the internal audit function creates an outstanding career opportunity with the U.S. subsidiary of the leading international aluminum company.
We are looking for a dynamic individual with an MBA or CPA. Candidates will have ambition, strong interpersonal skills and 2 to 4 years business experience, including at least one year's auditing. Position involves operations audits at plants and divisions throughout the U.S., with travel about 50 percent weekdays. There is exceptional opportunity for visibility and career development, with potential transfer to further financial or functional responsibilities in 2 to 3 years. Excellent salary and benefits program, including educational support and savings plan.
Please send your resume and salary history to Charles E. Washington, personnel manager. ALCAN ALUMINUM CORPORATION 100 Erieview Plaza Cleveland, Ohio 44114 ALCAN An equal opportunity emplover LEGAL NOTICE Cleveland State University is soliciting bids for surplus porking lot controt equipment. To inspect contact Mr. Wilbur Waterson at 687-2023.
Pick up bid documents from C.S.U. Purchasing Fenn Tower Rm 207, 1983 E. 24th Cleveland, OH 44114. Sealed bids must be received by 2:00 p.m., Friday, April 29th, 1983. p.d.apr.
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