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Such enthusiasm was an almost nightly occurrence as America's most mobile orchestra last week completed a ten-day, 1,200-mile tour crisscrossing the blizzard-swept Continental Divide to make music in Idaho and Montana. They log 15,000 miles annually, playing country churches, school gyms and movie theaters in the Rocky Mountain states. In April they will head east for a three-week tour of nine Midwestern states...
...Within a ten-day period of time we will furnish a report relative to the investigation," Davenport said, and added, "If we're unable to do so, we must submit a supplementary report of all the information we have to date...
Hassan came to Harvard under heavy police protection for about three hours and a fancy dinner, interrupting what he said is a ten-day fund-raising trip to the United States to hit major investors for his country's new five-year plan...
Turned Corner. Though the sales figures represented only the second consecutive good ten-day reporting period, they signaled to auto executives that Detroit was rebounding along with the U.S. economy. "Our business turned the corner with the introduction of the 1976 models," declared Ford President Lee lacocca. Chevrolet General Manager Robert Lund noted that early October truck sales were also significantly higher: 34% above the 1974 figure. "Trucks are always a weather vane for business," he said. "People buy them to make money with them...
...sales jumped 37.3% above a year ago in mid-October. It was the second straight ten-day selling period since the 1976 models were introduced that sales exceeded 1974. American Motors was up 53.3%; GM, 42.9%; Ford, 27.9%. Chrysler Corp., which did not introduce its new models until mid-month, was up 33.1%. The mid-October figures provided further evidence that higher prices on the '76 models have not hurt sales. The figures also mean that the recovery is receiving support from a critically important industry...