Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 8, 1997, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Pree july Chrysler to recall million vehicles press Detroit Chrysler is preparing to recall More than million cars and trucks this summer to fix several safety related including faulty air bag controls and minivan lift Gate the seven recalls combined represent the largest such action so far this year by one they come As Chrysler is trying to improve a tation for Quality that lags behind that of its major the largest recall involves about Dodge ram pickup trucks from Model years 1994 through and Dodge ram vans and ram wagons in the United by spokesman Mike Mckesson said the trucks and vans Are being recalled because heated transmission fluid can melt connections on the fluid causing fluid to Spray on the exhaust manifold and potentially catch dealers will install new tons that include stainless steel retain Chrysler Chrysler has received reports of so fires believed caused by the there were no injuries Mckesson the air bag problem affects cars and trucks made Early in the 1997 Model the models Are the jeep grand Cherokee and Dodge Dakota Dodge and Plymouth nets Subero Spaet and Dodge Viper Sparts of the affected about Are in Mckesson dealers will replace the air bags electronic control which May cause the bag to inflate when the Tion is turned off and the vehicle is standing the problem was Dis covered when three bags deployed on Assembly Chrysler declined to identify the Chrysler also plans to recall 1992 Dodge caravans and grand car Avans and Plymouth voyager and grand voyager minivans in the United states because the bolts that attach the Elf Gate supports Ean break from the other recalls include Plymouth Sundance and Dedge Shadow ears in the United states to replace a Drivers seat Bolt that can Dodge Colt and Plymouth Colt and Eagle Summit cars and wagons excess lubrication near the door Latch switch covers can cause the switches to prevent ing automated seat belts from moving into the 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Chrysler said owners of the affected vehicles should Contact their dealer after they Are notified by mail later this minivan ers whose lift Gates already have failed can take their minivans to their dealer for repair Premier says americans j playing russian Roulette j Salmon nets hit water in by Wendy Cox Canadian press Victoria fishermen dropped their nets for the 1997 Salmon season yesterday and some wondered what the fuss is As major Washington state newspapers ran an open letter from Premier Glen Clark accusing the americans of ignoring fishermen on both sides of the Border say Treyve never seen so Many the run looks said Gill Netter Calvin who was fishing near port Hardy it looks the Best Ive Ever seen the americans Arent going to commit political suicide by they have a right to these fish we All american reef fishermen said Treyve also been told the numbers Are even higher than this is How we make our we said Washington Fisherman Jim i assume that the fact we Are out Here is because the num Bers have shown to be coming up or we be Canadian Gill net fishermen were out in their boats yesterday for the first 12hour opening in the Juan de Fuca and Johnstone depending on the there May be another open ing spider said although the fish Are fishermen were hampered by rough the Early Stuart the first and most valuable of the is return ing to spawn a week later than scientists have expected there will be about one million fish in the although spider and others say it looks bigger than the healthy numbers prompted the americans to open their fishery last a move that officials say is a provocation because the has it fished the run in while Canada has restricted its fish Ery to Short time specific areas and Only certain the United states has hit the run in his Clark writes that Washington commercial fishing interests have failed the first test of Salmon you dont fish until you Are certain the stocks can take its not the number of Early Stuart fish that is the problem or even that the americans Are fishing the said High numbers its that the went ahead and opened its fishery last weekend before scientists were sure it was Safe to do the real question is that you dont make the decisions in Advance of the said if were that Good the thing is you cant be playing russian Roulette with the Larry a washing ton adviser to the Pacific Salmon said the has designed its Stuart fishery around Canadian Rutter said the american opening was delayed until saturday because test data was but testing now is showing the Early Stuart run has some of the highest numbers we were very comfortable in deciding to open our he we can still turn this thing off if the catch appears Rutter added that fishermen have not fished the run since 1989 because the numbers have been dangerously Low and in deference to Cana Dian Canadian scientists agree that the numbers look but some changes have them almost All Stuart run fish tradition ally travel through the Strait of Juan de but this Over half of them Are travelling through the John Stone Between the Mainland and Vancouver the run is unusually late As a scientists Are reluctant to endorse a wider fishery until More fish have been ;