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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1975
Page
10
Analyzes how fuel shortages and economic slump reshape car buying. Emphasizes choosing a family car by needs and budget, notes EPA testing limitations, and critiques safety features and hidden costs in 1970s models. Cautions buyers to assess size, use, and price range before shopping.
The piece discusses safety costs raising car prices, industry lobbying to ease new rules, ongoing testing across models, and 421 new state police vehicles, a 1975 Plymouth Fury, with focus on leaded versus unleaded fuels. It notes upcoming evaluation of the Pontiac Firebird Trans Am in a Monday column.
Don Quarrie and Steve Williams both broke the world 220-yard record in Eugene clocking 19.9 seconds with Williams at 19.9 after Quarrie won by inches. Quarrie also tied the 200m world record at 19.2 and Williams ran 9.1 for 100 yards. Other event marks lag due to blustery winds at Hayward Field.
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