Government Buying Japanese Pickups for Federal Fleet
In the past year the U S government bought 5 900 compact Japanese pickups for General Motors Ford and Chrysler under the Buy American Act low bids rule The purchases total 36 000 pickups from Oct 1 1979 to June 30 1980 with 48 024 vehicles bought year to date and 217 660 000 spent Plans exist to buy 7 209 more costing 55 million through March next year
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General Services Administration
Japan
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
GSA
U.S
Carter
Detroit
Peter Hickman
Thomas B. Morris
Federal Supply Service
Sen
John Danforth
RMO
Hickman
United States
Predictables and Others Speed Aboard at Local Meet
A condensed results list from a local event shows competitors such as Milbern, Scroggs, Armstrong, Haas, Saffron, Hile, and Burgoon in events with high scores and placement notes. Teams include Colbern Electric, Haley Abstract, Leisure Ladies, Butler-Hanes, Tomahawks, Mode O'Day, Princeton Grain, and Harlan's, with varied high marks and athlete initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Milbern
S. Scroggs
Colbern
P. Armstrong
Haley
C. Haas
D. Saffron
Leisure Ladies
H. Teter
Butler-Hanes
Bowling Scores From First National and Others
Bowling scores listed for multiple teams and players with high series and games. Notable names include Wolgast, Casteel, Bien, Spears, Ransom, Burckhead, Dengel, Shuck, AiNsworth, Shuck, and Cumptons, among many others. Team names include First National, Auto Supply, Bank, Ottawa Truck, and Indian lanes, with scores ranging from highs in the 200s to 500s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
S. Wolgast
B and G Auto
L. Casteel
D. Dean
Jim Bass
P. Bien
D. Meador
Peoples National Bank
B. Spears
M. Ransom
Bachi
Ottawa
M. Burckhead
Davis
J. Blen
Action
G.E
W. Wolgast
John's Service
J. Bohlender
D. Milter
Sheldon's Inc
B. Shuck
Peoples Bank
B. Carpenter
J Automotive
M. Guyett
K. Davis
Citizen's State Bank
C. Player
Fleischer, Inc
Cardle
D. Miler
Ellena Buick
F. Black
R. Gooding
Biggs
AA. Sharon
Wall Street Dips as Rates Rise and Banks Hike Prime
Wall Street fell with the Dow off 3.07 to 940.02 after two hours as rates rose and volume hovered. Citibank joined other banks in lifting its prime rate to 11.5 percent while bond yields climbed. NYSE issues showed more declines than advances, and notable moves included Gulf Canada and Mobil on the AMEX amid oil discoveries and production doubts.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Gulf Canada
Hibernia
Newfoundland
Hibernia Field
Homestake Mining
California
NYSE
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Washington
America
J. Montague
A. Sidelinker
M. Milton
Princeton Grain
Burkdoll
Harlan's
J. Jensen
Steisen
Wall Street
New York
Citibank
Mobil
Newfoundand
Sertoma
D. Sellers
G. Withite
R. Ward
Roger
R. Canan
B. Petion
Just US
Wilson Plumbing
R. Wilson, Jr
Ford Dealers
Arance
Mustang
Fairmont
EPA
Ron Henry Ford
Lincoln, Mercury Inc
S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Wards
S Nmard
Gs Carpet Pete
Ranti
Priices
La-Z-Boy
Broyhill
Stratford
Seny Ss
Ma Gfela
al Gathaela
Barnett