Rough going for auto industry in 1967 sees labor strains
In 1967 the U S auto industry faced labor disputes and softer U S new car sales totaling about 8.5 million, including 780,000 imports. Ford strikes and GM AMC labor talks weighed on production while 1968 price outlook grew via safety upgrades and higher materials costs shaping the market.
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Court: Removal Cost of Snow Hardly Emergency
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled snow removal costs are not an emergency for cities. It rejected McCarty Jr.'s bid to recover over $10 million from city officials and a bank for winter borrowing to cover snow costs. The court upheld that funds were used for legitimate city purposes despite improper procedures.
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Robert Sheran
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