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Operations•by Bernie Brown•July 1, 1968

Merits of the "Warranty Game"

Mr. Nacke called the "twenty-four months, five year and 50,000 mile warranty the greatest and most valuable gift any buyer of any product has ever gotten on any product."

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Operations•by AF Staff•June 1, 1968

Highlights From 1968 NAFA Convention

Communication was the predominant theme at the 11th annual conference of the National Association of Fleet Admin­istrators held March 19-21 at the Palmer House in Chicago.

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Operations•by AF Interview•June 1, 1968

Police Maintenance the Second City Way

Chicago is known by many as Ameri­ca's "Second City." When it comes to automotive maintenance, however, the Chicago Police Department's Automo­tive Maintenance Division ranks second to none.

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Operations•by AF Staff•June 1, 1968

We Try Harder...And Avis

Avis initiated an entrenchment program just prior to 1967 that included top-level management changes for its car leasing division, and, most import­ant of all, a major change in operating procedure.

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Operations•by Bernie Brown•June 1, 1968

A Plea for Periodic Motor Vehicle Inspection (PMVI)

The dead cannot testify as to what caused an accident; the injured are often too dazed to know what led to the accident; many blame the road, the weather or the driver rather than to accept responsibility.

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Operations•by AF Staff•May 1, 1968

Al Cavalli Receives AF Achievement Award

Cavalli joins such previous eminent recipients of AF's Annual Achievement Award for the Outstanding Fleet Administrator as Emil Ames and Sam Lee.

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Operations•by Bernie Brown•April 1, 1968

How Do YOU Define Professionalism?

Spotting a professional is as easy to recognize as a Green Bay Packer defensive end in the Baltimore Colt offensive backfield.

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Operations•by AF Staff•March 1, 1968

1968 AALA Convention Highlights Major Industry Problems

The leasing industry is by far the largest source of one and two year old vehicles for the used car market.

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Operations•by Ben Walberg•March 1, 1968

Government's Costly Requirements for Its Own Cars Hindering Sales

Few companies are bidding on government passenger car contracts. On the purchase of 3,177 sedans last month for about $4.5 million, "a bid was received from only one manufacturer (American Motors)"

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Operations•by Ben Walberg•February 1, 1968

Support Your Industry: Join an Association

As participants in an ever-growing industry, you must keep informed, must remain alert and must approach the future as a strong united body.

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