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- Utah Auto Body Shop Ordered to Pay $47,000 in Back Wages to Employees
- TSTC Auto Collision and Management Technology Student Receives Nationwide Scholarship
- Catalytic Converter Thefts Seen as Growing Problem in Arkansas
- First-Ever LEED-Certified Service King Facility Opens in San Antonio
- 3 Dallas Residents Receive Refurbished Vehicles
Southwestern News
Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Arizona, Utah, Arkansas, Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Louisiana
Galveston, TX, Police getting a 'greener' fleet
As part of a citywide effort to save money on fuel, the police department has purchased a fleet of new fuel-efficient cars, Sgt. John Jordan said.
Bills to Open Salvage Pools to Unlicensed Individuals Stopped in Alabama Legislature
AADRA Instrumental in Halting Bills Attempting to Alter Alabamas Salvage Vehicle Purchase Provisions
The Alabama Automotive Dismantlers and Recyclers Association (AADRA) claimed victory last week as bills to open auto salvage pools to unlicensed individuals were halted from hearings before the Alabama Legislature due to strong opposition from consumers and industry.
OPS Manages the Online Parts Ordering Cycle for Productivity
Texas To Get Most Disaster Aid Dollars
Most of about $23 billion in disaster recovery aid in the $634B 2009 Federal budget is for Hurricane Ike. The money is divided among agencies and programs. Reportedly the spending bill also includes about 2,000 earmarks.
San Antonio, TX: Man Charged in Catalytic Converter Theft
San Antonio, TX, police are crediting a local recycler with helping them bust a reported metal theft.