Auto repair costs and regulation in the United States
The piece discusses rising auto repair costs as a leading consumer complaint, cites unskilled shops performing unnecessary or wrong repairs, and notes regulatory efforts in New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and California. It also critiques government spending and tax burden, arguing government growth threatens the American way of life amid inflation.
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A. Auto Repaire
Ilinois
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
California
Industry Week
Walter J. Campbell
Campbell
Pwve
Itaxes
Five O to return to Honolulu studio delay and dispute
AP reports Hawaii Five O began filming new season but is 45 days behind schedule due to a real estate dispute. CBS was ousted from a six year studio after a court ruling that it lacked a permit and was in the wrong zoning. The network moved to a state land site near Diamond Head amid opposition from the East Diamond Head Association.
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Honolulu
Hawaii Five-O
CBS
Whien
Diamond Head
East Diamond Head
Association
Peyton Carroll
Jack Lord
Hawai Five
Hollywood
Lord
Hawaii
Wark
How to avoid auto repair scams and overcharges
Advice for consumers on avoiding unnecessary work and fraud at repair shops. Tips include bringing a knowledgeable person, visiting afternoons, listing needed repairs, getting a signed agreement, questioning the adviser’s commissions, road testing after repairs, and confirming hourly rates and flat rate practices before work begins.
The War Against the Jews book review and EPA notice
A column reviews The War Against the Jews by Dawidowitz, praising its careful history of the Holocaust and urging Christians and Jews to read it. The piece contrasts Jewish and German culpability and notes reader reactions. An EPA report is mocked as wasteful, analyzing untuned engines and car maintenance, suggesting the $4.2 million spend yielded little beyond common sense.
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Lucy 5. Dawidowitz
Holly Rinehart
Winston
America
Rabbi Len Bezell
EPA engine tests fuel false recall push warned by insiders
A confidential report alleges the EPA misled state and city officials by blaming car engines for pollution while test results were manipulated. It claims auto makers prompted testing, created data questions, and blocked recalls, costing 4.2 million dollars and prompting an Moss committee probe.
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Lay
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S.S
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