Care For Your Car Crossword Puzzle Across 49
A fragmented auto focused item notes tips about car care and driving safety. It cites a British survey showing 58 percent of regular polishers have never had an accident while 31 percent of non polishers have no such distinction. It mentions tire break in and staying under speed limits. It compares highway fatality rates from 4.5 to 16.5 per 100 million miles since 1930. It also notes New Jersey emissions inspection aims to cut carbon monoxide by over 20 percent in year one.
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Great Britain
New Jersey
Getaway car ideas for economical family trips
The piece argues that the car remains the cheapest way to travel for vacations, urging readers to invest in basic maintenance to save money. It highlights tune ups, tires, shocks, wheel alignment, oil changes, and proper pressure as money savers, and notes a spark plug misfire can reduce fuel economy by 7.3 percent at 60 mph.
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Ed Brophy
Elisha Cook, Jr
Jack LaRue
Howell man builds vast private auto emblem collection
Howell resident Harry Ginsburg, auto parts shop owner, has amassed nearly 500 car emblems from the turn of the century to future models. He recalls scavenging from wrecks on dangerous mountain roads and storing them in a trunk, viewing the collection as a legacy for his son Scott. He values a Pierce Arrow hood ornament at hundreds of dollars but plans no sale.
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Harry Ginsburg
Howell
Michigan
Ginsburg
Sol
Harry
Lars
Scott
Gasoline Saved by Emission Inspections in New Jersey
An estimated 1.5 million gallons of gasoline were saved in New Jersey due to mandatory emissions inspection. Richard J. Sullivan of the Department of Environmental Protection notes low emission engines burn less fuel. As inspections rise in 1975, state gas savings could reach 50 million gallons annually.
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New Jersey
Richard J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Filters Guard a Car’s Vital Shields
A plain guard ritual differs from palace rites, yet automotive filters perform a crucial role. Air oil and gasoline filters shield engines from dirt and debris, with clogged parts causing poor performance and fuel economy loss. Modern cars use disposable filters replaced at about 10 000 miles during tune ups.
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Buckingham Palace
Parliament Hill
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