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Operations•by Ben Walberg•June 1, 1967

Editor's Page

"Dealers are a funny lot." Ever hear this statement? You are unusual if you have not.

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Operations•by AF Staff•May 1, 1967

AF Achievement Award to E. W. Scammon

E.W. (Babe) Scammon, Chief, Transportation Division, Department of General Services, State of California, was awarded AUTOMOTIVE FLEET's fifth annual award for outstanding achievement in the field of fleet administration.

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Operations•by AF Staff•May 1, 1967

Hotline News: Top News in Fleet and Leasing

Top stories include longer warranties on new cars

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Operations•by Ben Walberg•May 1, 1967

Editor's Page

Spring is a great time for optimism and renewed faith in whatever we are doing. There have been some, very refreshing and encour­aging signs that indicate that our industry is emerging out of a long lean winter.

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Operations•by Staff•May 1, 1967

Learned At Press Time

Longer warranties on new cars keep causing problems for auto makers

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Operations•by William Fraser, PHH•April 1, 1967

Who Gets a Company Car?

Success in the auto leasing busi­ness depends on a firm's ability to help customers control vehicle costs.

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Operations•by Ben Walberg•April 1, 1967

Editor's Page

Despite the noblest of efforts the fleet manager, like the consumer buying public, must be cognizant of the growing cost of safety. Professional men who must maintain records on the cost of every item of ex­pense are necessarily concerned with the rising net cost of safety.

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Operations•by Staff•April 1, 1967

Customer Car Costs Can Be Controlled

Success in the auto leasing busi­ness depends on a firm's ability to help customers control vehicle costs.

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Operations•by Ben Walberg•April 1, 1967

Editorial

Motherhood, the flag, our church...good-looking girls, a summer place secluded on a clear lake in die middle of July (with an ice cold bottle of Bud), all your bills paid . . . these are like safety. Everyone is for it and anyone who voices his concern over any phase of it is open to immediate criticism from almost every corner.

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Operations•by Ben Walberg•March 1, 1967

Editor's Page

Normally we have been greeted with an onslaught of mid-year models to take into consideration. With a minimum of mid­year models we suddenly find it a task to keep up with the new policy decisions that are being made that directly affect fleet men everywhere.

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