Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Sixth. Fiscal year 1982.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Eighth. Fiscal year 1984.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Tenth. Fiscal year 1986.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Eleventh. Fiscal year 1987.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Fourteenth. Fiscal year 1990.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Fifteenth. Fiscal year 1991.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Sixteenth. Fiscal year 1992.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Seventeenth. Fiscal year 1993.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Eighteenth. Fiscal year 1994.

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Electric and hybrid vehicles program. Annual report to Congress. Nineteenth. Fiscal year 1995.

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Compliance and crashworthiness tests on an electric vehicle - 1975 Metro-Electric 4-door sedan. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

Properties and preparation of ceramic insulators for spark plugs /

"Pre-print from fifth annual report."

In re mediation proceedings between division 268 of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America and the Cleveland Railway Company. Statement of the Cleveland Railway Company. June, 1918. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, general counsel.

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Report to the F.T.C. on the use of automatic fuel adjustment clauses and the fuel procurement practices of investor-owned electric utilities.

Primary authors: Michele F. Crown, L. Jorn Dakin, and Douglas W. Webbink.

Historical notes, General Electric Company; being a history of Thomson-Houston Co. and Edison General Electric Co. which were consolidated to form the General Electric Co.

CONDITION: Good.