Family Debate on New Cars Echoes in Corporate Fleets
New York AP notes the same family argument over when to stop paying repair bills and begin monthly payments mirrors corporate fleet decisions. It cites 7.3 million trucks in use, 18,000 firms with fleets of 10 or more, and studies showing older vehicles cost more in maintenance and fuel.
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Northwestern University
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James W. Millard
General Motors’ Transportation Productivity Research Department
Armand J. Schoen
American Automotive Leasing Association
Shven
Wheels Inc
Rites for Mexia Man Scheduled Wednesday at 3
Funeral services for Dan Smith 2 lifelong Limestone County resident are set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Sardis Primitive Baptist Church Woodland. He died Sunday morning at 403 West Bowie Street Mexia will bury in Woodland Cemetery under Dorsey-Keatts Funeral Home. Surviving wife of Mexia a son J R Smith Mexia a daughter Mrs Fatime Mae Smith Oakland California four grandchildren eight great grandchildren.
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Limestone County
Sardis Primitive Baptist Church
Woodland
Mexia
J. R. Smith
Fatime Mae Smith
Oakland Calif
Deeds Filed in Limestone County Texas Week Ending Aug 1968
Deeds recorded in Limestone County include transfers by Stell Waldrop to Billy Waldrop for 7.14 acres and Inez Rivers to Sanders-Paris Co. for 5.4 acres. Other transfers index H and TCRR surveys with payments of 10 dollars, plus several lot and acreage deeds in Groesbeck Mexia Kosse Rosse and Scott AddnGroesbeck. Total listed consideration amounts to 17168.75 dollars.
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Texas
Lone Star Abstract Co., Inc
Groesbeck
Stell Waldrop
Billy George Waldrop
J. M. Seevers
D. C. Abbott
Inez Rivers
Sanders- Paris Co
J. David Hornet
Rosse
Wayne Lucas
Benny W.lucas
A. Varela
H. B. Blake
Mt. Calm Cemetery
Betty Bond Bostick
Charlie
Irene
Leon Williams
Scott ‘Addn
Bill J. Henry
Maxie J. Smith
M. C. Rejon
Richard Earl Pierce
James L. Loften
Mexia
John M. Holloway
Raymond Campbell
Southview
J. F. Jackson
Dwight Sims
J. A. Knoff
Phillip L. Talley
Sublin
Margie Merritt Smith
J. Williams
Ben Burke Cleveland
Paul Alexander Russell
Bessie Carter
Lynn S. Burk
G. Weaver
W. R. Cannon
C. H. Testerman
Homer Hardin Testerman
Pearl J. Ferry
Kinnie Hudnall
Grogsbeck
Medical group studies mass blood tests for disease signs
Washington AP reports about a mass screening effort at the American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City. Dr Thomas Perry led 1564 doctors through tests showing elevated cholesterol uric acid and other markers in about 8 percent, signaling preventive follow up rather than definite illness.
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WisWiecien
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Atlantic City
Thomas M
Fem
Perry
Rough Marine life for Gerry Sunday at Quantico
Gerry Sunday now Pfc. Reuben G. Sunday of the Marines describes military life as rougher than expected after training at Quantico Virginia. He addresses readers with his mailing address for letters and notes plans to return to Sam Houston State Teachers College as a junior. The typhoon Carmen heads toward Manila with winds up to 120 mph, plotted east of Samar Island by the Manila Weather Bureau.
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Gerry
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Reuben G. Sunday
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Marine Corps
Reuben Sunday
Box Car Center
Mexia
Doreo
Marine Officer Candidate School
Quantico
Sam Houston State Teachers Colege
Reuben G
T Company
M.C.S. Quantico
Carmen
Manila Manila
Manila
Pacific
Samar Island
Manila Weather Bureau
Mexia Minister Plans Huge Jehovah's Witness Convention
Mexia district minister Fetzik is to lead 100 staff in 20 departments at the Pasadena Rose Bowl for the September 18 Jehovah's Witnesses assembly. Delegates from 50 states and 24 countries will gather as the world-wide series begins in Milwaukee and travels to cities like London Delhi and Seoul.
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Los Angeles
Jehovah's Witnesses
Pasadena Rose Bow
Fetzik
Pasadena
Milwaukee
Wis Feoksie
London
Murch
Delhi
Seoul
Hondu
Fet
Oil Bowl Gridders Practice Ahead of Friday Game
Texas and Oklahoma football squads entered a second day of practice in Wichita Falls for the Oil Bowl game on Friday night. Each team listed 24 players on its squad and reported no injuries after two drills on Monday.
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Texas
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