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- Auto Racing | Weather dampens Cup race
- Green laws have auto sector crying poor
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SportingNews.com – Feb 25, 2008
– The difference was night and day. Under blue skies Monday some 21 hours after the race had started Carl Edwards put the finishing touches on the rain-delayed Auto Club 500 at beleaguered Auto Club Speedway. After caution flew on the final lap for Dale Jarrett’s spin Edwards crossed the finish ahead of runner-up Jimmie Johnson and Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jeff Gordon who atoned for disappointing finishes in the Feb.
Douglas Fraser former leader of US auto union dead at 91
International Herald Tribune – Feb 25, 2008
Fraser who led the United Auto Workers union through dark hours in the U. auto industry in the 1970s and '80s and was instrumental in the effort that saved Chrysler from bankruptcy has died. Fraser died late Saturday at Providence Hospital in Southfield his wife Winnie said Sunday.
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SportingNews.com – Feb 25, 2008
(AP) — A week after winning the Daytona 500 Ryan Newman added a 10th-place finish in the rain-delayed Auto Club 500. That left Newman second to Kyle Busch Monday’s fourth-place finisher in the season standings trailing by six points as NASCAR’s Sprint Cup series heads for Las Vegas next Sunday. “At times we were a seventh-place car and at other times we were a 15th-place car. If you average it out I think we did a little bit better than we could have.
Auto Racing | Weather dampens Cup race
Seattle Times – Feb 25, 2008
— A wet few days in Southern California left NASCAR’s Sprint Cup drivers with a lot time on their hands Sunday. The Auto Club 500 finally began about 2 ½ hours after its scheduled 1 p. start time but it was slowed by two early crashes and then halted as NASCAR and track officials looked for a way to stop water seeping through the seams of the 2-mile oval. The race was scheduled to resume late Sunday night; results were not available at press time.
Green laws have auto sector crying poor
Globe and Mail – Feb 25, 2008
write(lugAC);} placeAC(”lug”); MANUFACTURING Green laws have auto sector crying poorCanadian Automotive Partnership Council warns federal Quebec and Ontario governments of lost investments GREG KEENAN AUTO INDUSTRY REPORTER February 25 2008 It will cost auto makers $100-billion (U. ) over the next 12 years to meet new environmental standards imposed by the U. government and Canada could lose automotive investment if governments here don’t provide financial help to share in the transformation.
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