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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1975

Page

5

Two language air control system sparks warning in Canada

Vancouver report quotes Ken Maley, president of the Canadian Air Line Pilots Association, condemning a bilingual air traffic system in Quebec as "so goddamned confusing" and predicting a disaster of major proportions. Transport Minister Jean Marchand allegedly ignores expert advice.

Vancouver UPD Canada Canadian Air Line Pilots Association Ken Maley Maley Quebec Jean Marchand

AMC Posts Profit After Loss String for Spring Quarter

American Motors Corp. reported a 10.1 million profit for the spring quarter, reversing three consecutive deficits. Chairman Roy Chapin and President William Luneburg forecast another profit next quarter but expect a loss for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. AMC will skip the 10 cent semiannual dividend while Pacer leads sales. Production is rising to 60,000 cars daily by September, with VW engine supply planned for future models including the Gremlin.

Detroit UPI American Motors Corp Roy OD. Chapin William ¥. Luneburg AMC Chapin and Luheburg Pacer AMC Financial Chrysler Chapin United States No. 4 Auto Company Earler Richmond Ind Lott VW of America U.S White

Bill to tax gas-guzzling cars dies in committee

SACRAMENTO UPI The Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee defeated Assemblyman Lawrence Kapiloff’s bill to impose heavy license fees on 1971 15 cars under 10 mpg. Current fees are 2 percent of value. the proposal would have charged $250 for under 10 mpg and $80 for 23 mpg or better. Kapiloff warned of looming energy shortages as he pressed the measure against car manufacturers’ opposition.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee Lawrence Kapiloff D-San Diego Kapiloff

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