Toyota chief says US auto demand stronger than sales show
Norman Lean, Toyota U.S.A. chief, says 1983 model year demand outruns production as vans and large cars sell out. He cites an eight day supply and strong markets in the Northeast and California while urging policy support for free trade over import limits. Lean notes Toyota’s U.S. tax and payroll contribution and discusses a GM Toyota joint venture.
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Over the Counter J Cleo Thompson Texas Entry
Dallas based consignor J Cleo Thompson announces an over the counter sale listing at 1 7 AR with 8500 unit Crockett 467 FSL and 1320 FEL at Block A BSF F SL 31 miles northwest of Ozona.
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Basin Scouting Firms and Oil Interests List
An index of basin area entities and oil and mineral companies with associated individuals and numeric values. Entries include Andrews Wyoming Resources, Borden Bush Expl, Harvard Ison A Jones, Texaco, Exxon, Gulf Oil, Conoco, and many others with company tags, estate names, and production or holdings figures.
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McNeill
Borden Bush Expl
Lemley
Durham Inc
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J Miller
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I Son A
Jem Petro
A Shannon
Dawson
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Motley
Mole Operating
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Reagan's space weapons will use nuclear energy
Barton Reppert reports that Reagan administration officials push a long range program to design and build space nuclear reactors to power orbiting sensors and future space weapons. Critics warn of safety risks and military motives while noting Soviet nuclear powered satellites and limited U.S. experience with space reactors.
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Florida reactor at St Lucie licensed for electricity
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved a 40 year license for the second St Lucie reactor owned by Florida Power and Light Co. The plant on an island 34 miles north of West Palm Beach is expected to generate electricity within eight hours. The $1.8 billion facility is praised as a rare nuclear success amid industry problems. Commissioner Victor Gilinsky criticized earlier licensing of reactors.
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