Volvo Seeks Humanized Factory System For US Plant
Volvo plans a Kalmar inspired humanizing factory at Chesapeake Virginia to broaden worker control and reduce monotony. The system uses roving teams, mobile carriers, quiet bays, and coffee corners to boost pride and efficiency, aiming to roll 100000 cars annually with 3000 workers and minimal assembly line strain.
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Rumors Nixon to resign swirl in Washington
For hours on Monday Washington buzzed with rumors that President Nixon would resign. The speculation, driven by the Watergate crisis, intensified as he sheltered at Camp David Maryland. Reporters tracked speechwriter activity and a possible shift on wage and price controls.
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Mendez Aims For 700 MPH Land Speed Run
Atlanta based rocket dragster driver Russell Mendez prepares for a 700 mile per hour land speed attempt. He argues his safety record and compares himself to Evel Knievel, saying he lives more dangerously yet has had one minor accident in 33 runs. He notes his team logged over 120000 miles with no major incidents while touring nationwide.
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Crosby urges term limits for Nebraska lawmakers
Lincoln Nebraska on Monday former Guy Robert Crosby told a legislative committee that senators should be barred from seeking higher office while serving. He proposed a single five year term with a two year cooling off before another run, noting election years cause discordant notes and unwanted effects. Crosby, a Lincoln lawyer and lobbyist, doubted lawmakers would back the idea. others favored restricting bills but not total counts.
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Tight security planned for impeachment debate at Capitol
The House will be a fortified, access restricted zone during the impeachment debate with stringent credentialing, bag searches, air deflectors, and electronic detectors. The Senate remains open but security could tighten if House actions trigger changes.
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Ford leaves impeachment issue to future evidence
Vice President Gerald R. Ford said he would not comment further on President Nixon's impeachment until more facts are available. He defended Nixon as innocent of impeachable offenses and noted the public interest is not served by premature statements. Ford emphasized he has no constitutional role in the Senate impeachment debate and would await clarified evidence.
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Omaha collision Claims Life of Donald B. Larsen
A fatal midtown Omaha crash killed Donald B. Larsen of Council Bluffs Iowa. A car driven by Lilly F. Saraha of Prairie Village Kansas collided with Larsen on a motorcycle at a midtown intersection. Police say Miss Saraha is suspected of failing to yield the right of way.
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