Lagging Indian auto industry plagued by production woes
In New Delhi rapid production gains contrast with pervasive quality defects and customer complaints. India limits imports, imposes warranties, and relies on state controls while three makes dominate. Prices, delivery delays, and a thriving used market shape a harsh reality for buyers and dealers alike.
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Fashion Flair Spotlight on Donna's Style Shop
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Ada Kepley’s Law School Graduation Succeeds in 1870
On this day in history Ada Kepley of Effingham Tl. became the first woman to graduate from an accredited law school receiving a diploma from Union College of Law in Chicago in 1870. The Almanac notes other 19th and 20th century events and a thought for the day.
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Fellowship recipient Ellen Massengill wins North Texas State fellowship
Ellen Massengill homemaking teacher at Seminole and daughter of Mrs L L Massengill Lit tlefield has been awarded a 2650 graduate fellowship in library science at North Texas State University Den ton She holds a bachelor of science and master's degrees from Texas Tech Lubbock County commissioners begin preliminary studies on the 1969 county budget at 9 am Monday They will also sit as county board of tax equalization July 9 10 Protests allowed for raised valuations No general increases this year says tax assessor collector Russell S Hardin Illinois researchers boost corn yield by using aluminum reflectors to direct sunlight in a University of Illinois experiment yielding nearly four times average per acre
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Field Labor Needs Likely To Persist On California Farms
The Council of California Growers in San Francisco says higher mechanization will not sharply cut field labor needs in the near term. They warn a potential shift could occur in 5 to 10 years if experimental mechanical harvesters and other labor-saving devices prove successful.
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