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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1972

Page

7

No fault auto insurance bills stall in Senate and pass Assembly

In Sacramento, no fault auto insurance proposals stalled in the Senate Judiciary Committee after lobbyist pressure from lawyer groups while Assemblyman Jack Fenton’s bill cleared the Ways and Means Committee on a split vote. Fenton said changes would come if the bill reaches the Senate, as opponents argued the plan would raise premiums and do little to ease court congestion.

Sacramento Senate Judiciary Committee Alfred H. Long Monterey Park Assembly Jack Fenton Tebello Ways and Means Fenton Senate Long

No Fault Insurance Promises Mixed Reactions From Industry Groups

Country Parson notes that consumer insurance premiums would be reduced or stabilized under the proposal. Opposition comes from the American Trial Lawyers Association the California Trial Lawyers Association and the Farmers Insurance Group. Representatives warn premiums could rise under no fault and predict a citizen backlash.

American Trial Lawyers Association California Trial Lawyers Association Farmers Insurance Group

VW confirms little profit from big production

New York Times reports VW leader Rudolf Leiding says West Germany's VW operations ran at full capacity last year with minimal profit despite record sales around 5.4 billion dollars. Worldwide production rose 5 percent to 23 million units, while profits fell to 45.9 million in 1971 from 127 million the prior year. US sales slipped 4.3 percent to 522,655 units. Opel surpassed VW registrations in West Germany first quarter 1972.

BOM Volkswagen Rudolf Leiding West Germany Leiding Volkswagen, A.G Bonn Audi-Nsu Volkswagen of U.S U. S Opel Opel Company General Motors Corporation

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