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HOT NEWS (Zaman Online) At least 35 people were arrested during a joint operation staged by US and Iraqi forces earlier Friday in Bagdat (Baghdad). Iraqi police reported that in the operation, which started at 6:00 a.m. in southwest Baghdad, houses and cars at check-points were searched.
Mr. Roadshow: Readers cherish their older cars, but they do emit lots of pollution (San Jose Mercury News) Q I choke on the exhaust of older cars and out of tune diesels that will not die. The old cars in your recent column with 200,000 or more miles might be maintained well and might not be gross offenders, yet many run bad, smoke and pollute many, many more times than a new car or truck. Efforts of the state Air Resources Board might be better used to get these gross polluters off the road. This has
Barbara Parks, wife of NHRA founder, dies at 82 (San Diego Union-Tribune) GLENDORA, 12:23 p.m. Jan. 27 (AP): Barbara Parks, wife of National Hot Rod Association founder Wally Parks, has died. She was 82.
Buick Enclave DebutThis luxury crossover SUV with high-tech features, which debuted at the auto show in Detroit, should be in production during 2007.
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China's economic ties to Iran complicate nuclear issue (Knight-Ridder Washington Bureau) BEIJING - Chinese companies operating in Iran churn out new cars, build highways and oil pipelines and toil underground to build subway lines under the capital. Iran, for its part, ships supertankers filled with crude oil back to China. Trade and commerce between the nations is soaring.
Motor Trader - Hot News (Motor Trader) Austin Healey cars could soon be back in production after the Healey family sold the rights to build its branded cars. HFI Automotive has paid around 1m to three family members, who will also receive a shareholding in the new company as part of the deal.
Volvo to Offer New Small CarThe Swedish automaker unveils a small car intended for young professionals in urban areas.
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Tourism soars at bald eagle hot spots (USA Today) Bald eagle spotting has become a big business all across the USA. From Iowa to Wisconsin, towns are beginning to promote them, putting spotting scopes on observation decks and holding eagle-watching weekends.
Fast past: Historic display at international auto show features race cars with ties to Portland (Portland Tribune) Twenty years ago at the Monterey Historic Automobile Races, legendary Argentine-born Grand Prix driver Juan Manuel Fangio took some parade laps in a Mercedes-Benz he had driven to victory decades before.