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• Donald (Don) W. Ableson Receives 2005 SAE Medal of Honor

  - 2005-05-23

  WARRENDALE, Pa., May 23 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Don Ableson, Executive Director, North American Specialty Vehicle Activity, General Motors Corporation retired received the 2005 Society of Automotive Engineers SAE Medal of Honor during the Honors Convocation Luncheon held on April 12 at the SAE 2005 World Congress in Detroit, Mich. Established,...

  Tags: Detroit, General Motors Corp., Government, MARKETING, medal, Pontiac

• Detroit Free Press Business Briefs Column.

  - 2003-07-17

  By Kathleen Gray, Detroit Free Press Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul. 17--PONTIAC, Mich.--GM IS REMOVING CONTAMINATION IN LAKE: Contamination in a Pontiac lake is being removed by General Motors Corp. starting this week. The company, in voluntary cooperation with...

  Tags: board, Detroit, General Motors Corp., Government, Pontiac, shore, Transportation

• Ute is on our side for now.

  - 2002-02-19

  Feb 20, 2002 Herald Sun ABIX via COMTEX -- General Motors chairman, Bob Lutz, has outlined his intention to export Australian Holden Monaros and utilities as a niche product. The models would be rebranded with the names of discontinued lines, the Pontiac GTO and...

  Tags: General Motors Corp., Government, Pontiac, Regulations, Strategy

• General Motors - GM - Pontiac Aztek to Offer All-Wheel-Drive System Supplied by McLaren Traction Technologies - MCLN - Licensee Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG of Austria

  - 2000-01-07

  Business Editors & Automotive Writers LIVONIA, Mich.--AutomotiveWire--Jan. 7, 2000 Vehicle to Debut at Los Angeles Auto Show General Motors GM has announced that it's 2001 model year Pontiac Aztek will offer an optional on-demand all-wheel drive system, supplied by Steyr-Daimler-Puch. The Steyr GeromaticTM Traction Control System utilizes...

  Tags: General Motors Corp., Government, Pontiac, Regulations

• ADDENDA - Brief Article

  - 1999-05-07

  MORE THAN 73,000 teenagers gathered in Pontiac, Mich., at a two-day evangelical Christian conference that encouraged them to commit to "honorable standards." Tens of thousands of those attending affirmed a "Teenage Bill of Rights" that speaks of living honorably, telling the truth and refusing premarital sex, drugs and alcohol. The...

  Tags: CAREER, conference, Emory University, Europe, Government, Pontiac, Quality, SECURITY, Y2K

• Murder and Mystery at Yosemite.

  - 1999-03-29

  For four weeks police, family and volunteers have combed the rugged terrain in and near California's Yosemite National Park looking for three missing women: Carole Sund, a 42-year-old mother of four from Eureka, California, her cheerleader daughter Julie, 15, and a 16-year- old Argentine exchange student...

  Tags: California, car, FBI, Government, Pontiac, women

• Murder suspects stay step ahead

  - 1999-01-11

  National search divides Kansas. The Associated Press OVERLAND PARK -- Law officers continued their national search Sunday for two armed men suspected of killing a Louisiana car salesman and wounding a police chief after a bank robbery in Iowa. Kansas became the fourth state in which...

  Tags: FBI, Government, HARDWARE, Pontiac, Scanners

• 'One-stop shop' social services planned. (government, non-profit and business groups under one roof in Oakland County, Michigan)

  - 1997-02-03

  Oakland County, which has prospered along with its abundance of regional mails and shopping centers, is taking the mall concept to human services by putting government, non-profits and business under one roof. Government, business and nonprofit leadersOakland County, which has prospered along with its abundance of ...

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