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Operations•by AF staff•November 1, 1976

In Memoriam: Charles J. O'Neill

Industry leader, former director of the AALA, passes away

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Operations•by AF staff•September 1, 1976

Insurers Seek Uniform VIN System

Adoption of a uniform numbering system for automobiles would greatly improve the insurance industry’s ability to accurately report stolen cars, identify vehicles operating without liability insurance and conduct safety research, an industry spokesman told the Maryland Department of Transportation.

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Operations•by AF staff•September 1, 1976

Court Strikes Down Mileage Reimbursement Standard

Based on a study by the management consulting firm of Runzheimer & Co., Judge Harry Rupp found that Los An­geles County workers have been unfairly compensated for the use of their cars since 1974.

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Operations•by AF staff•September 1, 1976

Hallmark Fleet Study Shows Higher Mileage Costs Less

Computer confirms fleet chief's expectations

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Operations•Cover Story•by AF staff•August 1, 1976

Women Who Hold the Keys: Profiles of Accomplishment

"Most of my business contacts judge me on my ability, not my sex," says one top fleet manager.

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Operations•by AF staff•August 1, 1976

Capsule Comments By 18 Key Women

Fleet management is no longer the realm of only men. Here, 18 top fleet managers talk about their fleets more than their gender.

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Operations•by Staff•December 1, 1975

Gasoline Costs Climb 215%

From 1936 to 1975 the cost of gasoline rose 215% (from 19.1 cents to 60.1 cents per gallon) in 10 United States cities.

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Operations•by Staff•December 1, 1975

California Adopts New Registration

Any new vehicle registered for the first time in California will be assigned a renewal date 12 months ahead.

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Operations•by Staff•December 1, 1975

Hotline News: Top News in Fleet and Leasing

Top story: investigation of odometer fraud

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Operations•by Ed Bobit•December 1, 1975

Ed Bobit's Publisher's Page

The movers and shakers in the car fleet market will find the following remarks by Firestone's president, Richard A. Riley, most provocative, with meat enough to chew for all of us . . . today, and in the future.

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