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... Waiting for the signal— America's rail experiment termini and not a very aueeabie staff. Booking systems were hopeless. Trains were never on time. In two years Amtrak has worked a quiet miracle. In Beecbingetyle„ hopeless lines were closed and property ...
... STATE OF THE PARTIES Faults of both major political parties in America must bear some of the blame for the state of affairs that let Watergate happen. Barbara Crossette explains. PAGE 8 COUNCIL `PAY ! £7O a week for councillors? John Lewis reports on ...
... STATE OF THE PARTIES Faults of both major political parties in America must bear some of the blame for the state of affairs that let Watergate happen. Barbara Crossette explains. PAGE B COUNCIL `PAY' £7O a week for councillors? John Lewis reports on the ...
... Waiting for the signal Barbara Crossette writes from Washington on America's nationalised railways experiment. PAGE 6 ...
... UTAH, NORTH AMERICA DRAUGHTSMAN For contract work on Cat and Oil Mill Consolidated work. Requirements for: Mechanical and Piping Designers, layout Checkers and Detailen - Electrical Designers and Deaden Civil and Structural Diviners and Deaden For application ...
... Waiting for the signal Barbera Crossette writes from Washington on America's nationalised railways experiment. PACE '6 Barking for a good cause. PAGE 8 ...
... blue grass pilgrims ton. association president, thought that Ragland might two claims Dick Whittington play Athens to America's among his ancestors, said: Rome. hope they enjoyed The spirit of the Atlantic themselves today, he said, Alliance when Roosevelt ...
... BILL BODDICE TODAY'S SPORTING HIGHLIGHTS THE DAF SPECIALISTS SHOW JUMPING: Ann Moore TENNIS: David Talbot follows GOLF: America's Ray Floyd VOLVO(Garages) L TD• starts the defence of her Euro- the semi-finals in the 130,000 fights to stay ahead of field ...
... 111 1 7 TODAY'S SPORTING HIGHLIGHTS BILL BODDICE THE DAF SPECIALISTS SHOW JUMPING: Ann Moore GOLF: America's Ray Floyd TENNIS: David Talbot follows VOLVO (Garages) LTD• starts the defence of her Euro- fights to stay ahead of the field the semi-finals ...
... their own car producing plants to give sorely; needed jobs to the population. The latter, of courie, doe/ not apply to America. But America does take • tremendous amount of vehicle goods from Britain in monetary terms, fite in excess of what it sells to us ...
... middle of July for Los Angeles. the starting point. From then on. the route will be through Mexico. into Central America and so into South America. to Colour• Dia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. ...
... Ford and Va do not sell cars in America an that British Leyland exports there bad risen _sharply. Chrysler stopped shipping to the US. last November, Ford pulled oat in 1970 and Vauxhall has not been exporting to America for about ten years. Yes, everyone( ...