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General Agent 10tt Floor 264-1700 United Sank Building lissiensnrs mmu in MtsmiKf CWtMirT ifimsntu, mss. Gerald H. Trautman, Greyhound's board chairman, said one of the biggest features of the small bus is its fuel efficiency. Tests run under urban transit conditions show that Greyhound's "Citycruiser" achieves 7.7 miles per gallon against 4.5 to 6 miles per gallon for 40-foot transit buses. That amounts to a 30 percent saving, he said.

The smaller bus seats 31 instead of 47 and is designed to meet realistic transit needs, Trautman said at the unveiling before Greyhound's annual shareholders meeting in Phoenix. Citycruiser has a 28-foot turning radius, making it more maneu-verable in downtown traffic, Trautman noted. "In addition, munici- Greyhound Lines introduced a compact urban bus last week the first small, American-made, heavy-duty diesel bus designed specifically for transit duty. Its total length is 31 feet, 4 inches, compared with 40 feet for regular-sized buses, and its price is $65,000 instead of $100,000 for the larger models. routes that are lightly patronized," Trautman said.

"Smaller cities, many of which are just establishing transit systems, are recognizing that a small, European-style bus makes transit transportation a more attractive alternate to potential commuter patrons." Trautman said the Citycruiser will have a turbo-charged engine that Is more fuel effi Wtst if CMtfjtar. Out-of -state aartirarsaip must liquidate. less than $1,000 per aert. CALL CLAUDE MORMT 957-8830 R8SS LYON REALTY COMPART COXXERCIAL -v 2031 East CamilbMk Ini Greyhound glides through shareholder meeting here cient than the ordinary diesel, pollutes less and operates more quietly. It has panoramic thermo-pane windows, MICRO COMPUTERS FOR BUSINESS, PERSONAL, OR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS "Our Showroom allow you to Mfocf ffi syfm bost suited for you" Priced to be affordable for the small business Large inventory gives you immediate delivery Add-on capabilities to allow growth with your firm Financing available, lease contracts.

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He is John B. Connally, former Texas governor, who has been mentioned as a possible Republican presidential candidate in 1980. Connally signed a few autographs for admirers, and when he was introduced to the shareholders, like the other board members he rose, smiled and didn't say a word. Computerware, Inc. By DON HARRIS The Greyhound Corp.

annual meeting of shareholders ran on schedule Tuesday, with scarcely a hitch in the ritual of motion and second. Only when the route reached the last leg, the one for shareholder questions, did the road become bumpy and even then the course was hardly rough. More than 1,000 sat through the hour of proceedings at the Towne-House steered by Greyhound board chairman Gerald H. Trautman. Business was better than ever in 1977, the shareholders were told, and it's going to be even better this year.

All of T0MJACKS0YI AtMclattt PAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS bw, expansion of Greyhound's assembly plant in Roswell, N.M., to house the bus assembly line. About 200 employees will be added to the payroll there. Trautman said the city bus uses the same type of axle, gear, air suspension and diesel engine in existing transit fleets, eliminating the need to build up a non-compatible parts inventory by transit 111 assured it would have no serious impact and that instead of deregulation, Greyhound anticipates "re-regulation." What happens to Greyhound if the energy crunch forces gasoline rationing? Melancon was told Greyhound buses are the most economical and fuel-efficient movers of people and the company isn't concerned about rationing. Melancon noted that Armour Food a Greyhound subsidiary, acquired seven years ago, registered 1977 profits of $7.8 million, down from $13 million in 1976. He wanted to 97000 1.

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