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DASH4 BUYERS GUIDE OPTIMIZER 2017.Xlsx
PART LOCATION / FMSI APPLICATION NUMBER TYPE 82‐75 ALFA ROMEO Alfetta,72,77‐80 ALFA ROMEO SPRINT, 80‐72 ALFA ROMEO SPRIT VELOCE, 72‐70 AUDI 100 LS, 72‐69 AUDI Super 90, 68‐63 BMW 1500, 67‐63 BMW 1600,67 BMW 1600‐2, 73‐68 MERCEDES 220, 74‐68 MERCEDES 220D, 78‐ 68 MERCEDES 230, 83‐73 MERCEDES 240D, 72‐68 MERCEDES 250, 72‐70 MERCEDES 250C, 76‐73 MERCEDES 280, 71‐68 MERCEDES 280, 76‐73 MERCEDES 280C, 81‐76 MERCEDES 280CE, 81‐76 MERCEDES 280E, 79‐73 MERCEDES 280S, 80‐72 MERCEDES 280SE, 85‐77 MERCEDES 300CD, 81‐75 MERCEDES 300D, 85‐78 MERCEDES 300SD, 87‐85 MERCEDES 300SDL, 83 MERCEDES 300SDL, 81‐78 MERCEDES 300TD, 85‐82 MERCEDES 300TDT, 85‐84 MERCEDES 380SE, 83‐82 MERCEDES 380SEC, 85 MERCEDES 380SEL, 83‐81 MERCEDES 380SEL, 85‐81 MERCEDES 380SL, 81 MERCEDES 380SLC, 87‐ CFD31 736 REAR 86 MERCEDES 420SEL, 79‐73 MERCEDES 450SE, 80‐73 MERCEDES 450SEL, 80‐73 MERCEDES 450SL, 80‐72 MERCEDES 450SLC, 85‐84 MERCEDES 500SEC, 85‐84 MERCEDES 500SEL, 87‐86 MERCEDES 560SEC, 87‐86 MERCEDES 560SEL, 74 OPEL 1900, 73‐68 OPEL GT, 72‐68 OPEL Kadett, 75‐69 OPEL Manta, 80‐78 OPEL Monza, 74‐67 OPEL Rallye, 73 OPEL Wagon, 65‐63 PORSCHE 356C, 901, GT904, 83 PORSCHE 911, 81‐80 PORSCHE 911, 77‐70 PORSCHE 911, 67‐63 PORSCHE 911, 76‐70 PORSCHE 914/4, 914/6, 77‐76 PORSCHE 930 Turbo, 74‐72 SAAB 99, 71 VOLKSWAGEN 411, 73‐71 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, 73‐71 VOLKSWAGEN Squareback, 73 VOLKSWAGEN Thing, 75‐69 VOLVO 160, 93‐75 VOLVO 240, 92 VOLVO 740, 90‐88 VOLVO 740, 97 VOLVO 850, 96‐91 VOLVO 940, 97‐91 VOLVO 960, 98‐97 VOLVO S90/V90, 04 VOLVO V70 74‐70 PORSCHE, 911, 77‐75 PORSCHE 911S, -
Applications Buick Electra Estate Wagon V8 5.0L Buick Electra
TECHNICAL SUPPORT 888-910-8888 FG14B DESCRIPTION INLET Sender; Includes 1/4 Butt Flare Fuel Sender, Float And Strainer (Fuel Pump Not Included) OUTLET OUTLET NB. 3/8 Butt Flare 1 RESISTANCE WIRES 0 - 95 Ohms N/A STRAINERS LOCK-RING Included Included O-RING Included Applications Buick Electra Estate Wagon V8 5.0L YEAR FUEL FUEL DELIVERY ASP. ENG. VIN ENG. DESG 1989 GAS CARB N Y - 1987 GAS CARB N Y - 1986 GAS CARB N Y - 1985 GAS CARB N Y - 1984 GAS CARB N Y - 1983 GAS CARB N Y - 1982 GAS CARB N Y - 1981 GAS CARB N Y - Buick Electra Estate Wagon V8 4.9L YEAR FUEL FUEL DELIVERY ASP. ENG. VIN ENG. DESG 1980 GAS CARB N W - Buick Electra Estate Wagon V8 5.7L YEAR FUEL FUEL DELIVERY ASP. ENG. VIN ENG. DESG 1980 GAS CARB N R - Buick Electra Limited V8 5.0L YEAR FUEL FUEL DELIVERY ASP. ENG. VIN ENG. DESG 1984 GAS CARB N Y - 1983 GAS CARB N Y - 1982 GAS CARB N Y - 1981 GAS CARB N Y - Buick Electra Limited V8 5.7L YEAR FUEL FUEL DELIVERY ASP. ENG. VIN ENG. DESG 1980 GAS CARB N R - Buick Electra Park Avenue V8 5.0L YEAR FUEL FUEL DELIVERY ASP. ENG. VIN ENG. DESG 1984 GAS CARB N Y - 1983 GAS CARB N Y - 1982 GAS CARB N Y - 1981 GAS CARB N Y - Buick Electra Park Avenue V8 5.7L YEAR FUEL FUEL DELIVERY ASP. ENG. VIN ENG. DESG 1980 GAS CARB N R - Buick Estate Wagon Base V8 5.0L YEAR FUEL FUEL DELIVERY ASP. -
1964 Mercury Parklane Nick Nichols Engine Oil Mythology Bob Olree
Volume 3 No. 9 The Official Monthly Publication of the Ford & Mercury Restorer’s Club of America September 2007 Feature Vehicle: Engine Oil Mythology 1964 Mercury Parklane by Owned by Bob Olree* Nick Nichols yths are ill-founded beliefs held uncritically by interested Mgroups. Over the years there has been an overabundance of engine oil myths. One was that the only good oils were oils made from “Pure Pennsylvania Crude Oil.” This one got started before the Second World War when engine oil was crude oil with very minimal refining, and crude oil from Pennsylvania made better engine oil than Texas or California hen I just turned 21, my buddies were buying Chevelles crude. With modern “Wand GTO’s. I was always the different one – always rooting refining, almost any crude can be made into good engine oil. for the underdog!” remarked Nick Nichols. Indeed, when Mercury got into NASCAR racing, Nick was “inspired” and purchased a new The next myth was that “modern” detergent engine oils were bad 1964 Mercury Monterey Marauder 2 door HT from Stu Evans in for older engines. This one got started after the Second World War, Garden City. That car had a dark blue bottom and a light blue top, a when the government no longer needed all the detergent oil for bench seat, a 390 cubic inch engine with a 4 BBL carburetor, a four Continued on page 5. speed transmission, and positraction. Postcards from the Past “I was proud! I thought it was the neatest thing on the road and still do,” states Nick, who grew up in Dearborn. -
KENT CITY FORD Why We're Here
{ a ft '* ^ y* r •, . Wednesday, Dec. 14,1977 The North Kent leader, Sparta, Michigan New Skin Care Clinic In Sparta Cedar Seaman Completes Training Belmont Seaman Completes Training Navy Seaman Recruit general military subjects Russell L. Eadie Jr., son designed to prepare him Coast Guard Seaman Included in the studies of Mr. and Mrs. Russell for further academic and Apprentice Mark D. De were first aid, seaman- L. Eadie of 280 Ann St., on-the-job training in one Groot, son of Mr. and ship, Goast Gurad history -r- • Cedar Springs, Mich., has of the Navys 85 basic Mrs. David M. DeGroot of and regulations, close completed recruit train- occupational fields. In- 7945 Pine Island, Belmont order drill and damage ings the Naval Training cluded in his studies were Michigan, has completed control. Center, Great I^akes, 111. seamanship, close-order recruit training at the He joined the Coast During the eight-week drill, naval history and Coast Guard Training Guard in September 1977. training cycle, he studied first aid. Center, Cape May, N.J. A 1977 graduate of During the ten-week Cedar Springs High training cycle, trainees Senior School, he joined the i « • • • • • • • < >•••••• : studied Citizens Navy in March 1977. Fellowship Last Thursday was a nice winter day and 78 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! men met as usual for a cup of coffee with 3 new recruits. We were glad to welcome Mr. Frank V. 1 977 Ford Fordor, Pillard Hardtop, vinyl roof, air condition- Dorine Bice Smith of Rockford, Mr. H. ing cruise control, am fm stereo, radial white tires, low mileage Wayne Simpson of Grand cherry pit oil. -
Amin Restricts U.S. Citizens
p a g e EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Feb. 24. 1977 Bennet Junior High honor roll The weather Inside today Partly sunny, mild today, high around 50. Fair tonight and Saturday. Business.........7-A Eklitorlal ...........4-A Grade 7 Gerrish, Andrew Gibson, mier, Cynthia Craddock, Vicki Martin, Barbara Classtned .. .$-*-B Family.............I-A Vito Addabbo, David Ano, Scott Hendrickson, Ginger James Crowley, Jeffjey McFall, Geoffrey Michaud, Low tonight in the 30s and high Satur Gardening day in the 40s. Chance of precipitation Com ics...........9-B Obituaries ... lO-A Paige Anthony, Bruce Howard, Olegene Hughes. Daigle, Nag Thanh Thi Dao, Cynthia Miller, Elizabeth Dear Abby__ 9-B S ports.......0-+A Baltovick, Deborah Barnes, Brenda Johnson, Heather Melanie Demers. Mohr. 20 per cent today, 10 per cent tonight Edye Beaulieu, William Johnson, Tammy Kilcollins, Kimberly Daniels, Thomas David Monahan, Debra and Saturday. National weather By Frank Atwood Belekewicz, Chan Booth, Todd Korbusieski, Ann Demko, Gloria Diana, Karen Montiverdi, Margaret forecast map on Page 6-B. Plus suburban news on Pages t—2-B. Adam Borgida, Margaret Krajewski, Dawn LaChance. Donnestad, Glenn Eagleson, Murawski, Lynn Naretto, Busky. Joan Lavine, Judy Libera, M ard Edelson. William NIghan, Barry Robert Campanelli, Roger Livingston, Laurie Edgar Ezerins, Christopher 0 ‘Neill, David Parks, Mark Christopher Carmel, Scott Lomascolo, Michael Lynch, Fields, Elizabeth Fields, Patopchuk. Carone, Steven Cichowski, Mary Maher, Glenn Marx. Elaine Fuss, John Gibeault, Harold Potocki, James Diplomat says there^s no cause for alarm During this week of school vaca Dean Collins, Beth Cook, Holly Massett, Robert Mat- David Glidden, James Prenetta, Rose Pryor, Rhon tion, about a dozen Manchester High Audrey Cooper, Dawn son, Michael Mazzotta, Susan Gluhosky, Ana Gonzalez. -
Award Summary Report for - ALL CLASSES (2010) Printed Monday, July 26, 2010 9:51 AM
Award Summary Report for - ALL CLASSES (2010) printed Monday, July 26, 2010 9:51 AM LION Car Owner Circle JID Class Lion - C1 : American Classics 1929 to 1935 1931 Lincoln Model K - Town Sedan Michael Lauth 090 C1 1930 Lincoln Model L Clark Rittersbach 185 C2 Lion - C2 : American Classics 1929 to 1935 1930 Cadillac V-16 - Convertible Coupe Brent Merrill 151 C2 1930 Stutz SV-16 - by Weymann Andy Simo 043 C2 1933 Lincoln KB - Phaeton Pete Todo 181 C2 Lion - E1 & E2 : American Classics 1936 to 1948 1940 Packard 1807 - Convertible Sedan Richard Kughn 036 E1 1936 Packard Super Eight - Phaeton David Kane 155 E2 1941 Cadillac Convertible Coupe Don Berg 117 E2 Lion - F : Horseless Carriages 1904 White Model E - Steam Car Mark Hyman 158 F 1911 Pierce-Arrow 48 - 7-Passenger Touring Robert Reenders 127 F Lion - G : European Luxury and Sport 1934 Voisin Coupe - Aerosport Andrew Reilly 149 G 1937 Bugatti 57 SC - Atalante James Patterson 162 G 1937 Bugatti Type 57SC Ray Scherr 204 G Lion - K : Auburn Cord Duesenberg 1937 Cord Sportsman - Convertible Terence Adderley 154 K Lion - L : Roaring 20's 1929 Invicta Touring - Carlton Ben Delphia 171 L 1929 Packard 645 - Dual Cowl Phaeton Nick Crea 175 L Lion - M : Sports Cars to 1955 1950 Aston Martin DB2 Coupe Frank Rubino 206 M 1952 Allard J2 - Roadster Jim & Stacey Weddle 002 M Lion - MC : Motorcycles 1912 Flying Merkel Board Track Racer Adam Bari MC20 MC 1963 Triumph TT Dirt Racer H. C. Morris MC01 MC 1968 Vellocette Venom Thruxton Vee Line Keith Hoglund MC10 MC Lion - N1 : Sports Cars from 1956 1957 Mercedes 300SL - Roadster Paul Devers 126 N1 1962 Jaguar MK2 - Saloon Raymond Redshaw 119 N1 1967 Austin Healey 3000MK III - Roadster Bryan Johnson 069 N1 Lion - N2 : Sports Cars from 1956 1958 Porsche Speedster Rick Riley 174 N2 1964 Ferrari Berlinetta Lusso - GT Raymond Boniface 120 N2 Lion - O : Celebrity Owned Cars 1942 Packard 180 - Convertible Victoria Richard Kughn 035 O Lion - P1 : American Popular through 1955 1934 Chrysler Airflow - 4-Door Sedan Bill Golling 123 P1 1941 Hudson Super Six - Woodie Wagon Lee N. -
The Tupelo Automobile Museum Auction Tupelo, Mississippi | April 26 & 27, 2019
The Tupelo Automobile Museum Auction Tupelo, Mississippi | April 26 & 27, 2019 The Tupelo Automobile Museum Auction Tupelo, Mississippi | Friday April 26 and Saturday April 27, 2019 10am BONHAMS INQUIRIES BIDS 580 Madison Avenue Rupert Banner +1 (212) 644 9001 New York, New York 10022 +1 (917) 340 9652 +1 (212) 644 9009 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] 7601 W. Sunset Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90046 Evan Ide From April 23 to 29, to reach us at +1 (917) 340 4657 the Tupelo Automobile Museum: 220 San Bruno Avenue [email protected] +1 (212) 461 6514 San Francisco, California 94103 +1 (212) 644 9009 John Neville +1 (917) 206 1625 bonhams.com/tupelo To bid via the internet please visit [email protected] bonhams.com/tupelo PREVIEW & AUCTION LOCATION Eric Minoff The Tupelo Automobile Museum +1 (917) 206-1630 Please see pages 4 to 5 and 223 to 225 for 1 Otis Boulevard [email protected] bidder information including Conditions Tupelo, Mississippi 38804 of Sale, after-sale collection and shipment. Automobilia PREVIEW Toby Wilson AUTOMATED RESULTS SERVICE Thursday April 25 9am - 5pm +44 (0) 8700 273 619 +1 (800) 223 2854 Friday April 26 [email protected] Automobilia 9am - 10am FRONT COVER Motorcars 9am - 6pm General Information Lot 450 Saturday April 27 Gregory Coe Motorcars 9am - 10am +1 (212) 461 6514 BACK COVER [email protected] Lot 465 AUCTION TIMES Friday April 26 Automobilia 10am Gordan Mandich +1 (323) 436 5412 Saturday April 27 Motorcars 10am [email protected] 25593 AUCTION NUMBER: Vehicle Documents Automobilia Lots 1 – 331 Stanley Tam Motorcars Lots 401 – 573 +1 (415) 503 3322 +1 (415) 391 4040 Fax ADMISSION TO PREVIEW AND AUCTION [email protected] Bonhams’ admission fees are listed in the Buyer information section of this catalog on pages 4 and 5. -
Master Cylinder Application Guide
BPI-MCAG19C -L-, /z_ 1 2 c�Z Z l /l {2 t1 le() � J ® The I in brakes APPLICATION GUIDE Master Cylinder The Best in Brakes Made Easy. Raybestos® has been a giant in the automotive aftermarket industry for over a century. As an industry leader, Raybestos® is committed to manufacturing high-quality brake parts that offer unparalleled performance and safety. From friction to rotors, calipers to hydraulics, Raybestos® produces dependable brake parts with expansive coverage. All of our products are extensively tested so you can be sure you are buying a product that is reliable and safe. Raybestos delivers brake parts you can count on. Raybestos® had our customers in mind when we decided to realign our product offering into three distinct lines. When you think of Raybestos®, you think of The Best in Brakes®. That is what our R-Line delivers. It is a reliable family of products focused on every day driving. Our Element3™ line is The Best in Brakes® with enhanced, innovative product attributes for increased performance and a long life. Our Specialty line helps you cover all of your niche market and unique application needs, delivering outstanding stopping power in extreme-use situations. You now will get the same great product in easy-to-understand family packaging all with no part number changes. RELY ON RAYBESTOS® AS YOUR PREMIER BRAKE PARTNER TO HELP GROW YOUR BUSINESS. PREMIUM LINE ENHANCED FOR ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE This innovative offering features upgraded product attributes including EHT friction formulations, coated rotors, new plated calipers, and new OE-matched hydraulics providing a full selection of components for complete braking system coverage and unparalleled performance. -
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BPI-WCAG19C -L-, /z_ 1 2 c�Z Z l /l {2 t1 le() � J ® The I in brakes APPLICATION GUIDE Wheel Cylinder The Best in Brakes Made Easy. Raybestos® has been a giant in the automotive aftermarket industry for over a century. As an industry leader, Raybestos® is committed to manufacturing high-quality brake parts that offer unparalleled performance and safety. From friction to rotors, calipers to hydraulics, Raybestos® produces dependable brake parts with expansive coverage. All of our products are extensively tested so you can be sure you are buying a product that is reliable and safe. Raybestos delivers brake parts you can count on. Raybestos® had our customers in mind when we decided to realign our product offering into three distinct lines. When you think of Raybestos®, you think of The Best in Brakes®. That is what our R-Line delivers. It is a reliable family of products focused on every day driving. Our Element3™ line is The Best in Brakes® with enhanced, innovative product attributes for increased performance and a long life. Our Specialty line helps you cover all of your niche market and unique application needs, delivering outstanding stopping power in extreme-use situations. You now will get the same great product in easy-to-understand family packaging all with no part number changes. RELY ON RAYBESTOS® AS YOUR PREMIER BRAKE PARTNER TO HELP GROW YOUR BUSINESS. PREMIUM LINE ENHANCED FOR ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE This innovative offering features upgraded product attributes including EHT friction formulations, coated rotors, new plated calipers, and new OE-matched hydraulics providing a full selection of components for complete braking system coverage and unparalleled performance. -
Customer Incentives Dealer Incentives
SUBARUCustomer Incentives Incentives in this table are a summary of retail programs offered. Programs may vary by region and model. Cash Finance Cash Finance rebate rate rebate rate CHRYSLER GROUP JAGUAR Expires Oct. 3. In lieu of rebates, cut-rate Expires Oct. 3. financing is available. In addition to these 2006 models incentives, Chrysler’s Employee Pricing Plus S-Type, XJ series, XK series, X-Type – 4.9% discount applies on most 2005 vehicles. 2005 models 2006 models S-Type (excl. R), X-Type – 3.9% Chrysler Town & Country, XJ series (excl. XJR and Super V8), XK series – 4.9% Pacifica $2,000 – Sebring $1,000-$1,500 – LAND ROVER Expires Oct. 3. PT Cruiser $750-$1,500 – 2006 models Dodge Durango $2,500 – LR3 – 5.9% Caravan, Dakota, Grand Caravan, 2005 models LR3 – 3.9% Ram pickup 1500 $2,000 – Freelander SE – 4.9-5.9% Ram pickup 2500/3500 $1,000-$2,500 – VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA Stratus sedan $1,000 – Expires Oct. 3. Audi expires Nov. 30. Jeep Grand Cherokee $2,000 – 2006 models Commander, Audi A3 – 4.9% Volkswagen Golf, Liberty (excl. diesel) $1,500 – Phaeton, Touareg – 2.9-3.9% Liberty diesel, Wrangler $1,000 – Jetta – 2.9-4.9% 2005 models GTI, New Beetle, Passat – 3.9-4.9% Chrysler Pacifica, $2,000 1.9-3.9% 2005 models Town & Country $1,500 1.9-3.9% Audi A4 (excl. Cabriolet), S4 (Excl. Cabriolet – 3.9% PT Cruiser convertible $1,500 2.9-4.9% A6, A8 (excl. W12) – 1.9% Sebring $1,000-$2,000 2.9-4.9% TT – 4.9% Crossfire Limited $1,000 – Volkswagen GTI, Phaeton – 1.9-2.9% Dodge Durango $3,500 0-4.9% Jetta – 1.9-3.9% Passat, Touareg – 2.9-3.9% Ram pickup 1500 Golf, New Beetle – 2.9-4.9% (excl. -
SENSA-TRAC® PASSENGER CAR SHOCK ABSORBERS Vehicle Year Pos
50048_10MonExpVin180-231NL.qxd 2/2/10 11:02 AM Page 181 SENSA-TRAC® PASSENGER CAR SHOCK ABSORBERS Vehicle Year Pos. Vehicle Year Pos. Vehicle Year Pos. 5802 — Continued 5803 — Continued 5811 — Continued BUICK — Regal 87-73 R LINCOLN — Mark Series 83-80 R DODGE — Monaco 73-65 F BUICK — Riviera 78-71 R 71-68 R DODGE — Polara 73-65 F BUICK — Skylark 72-64 R MERCURY — Colony Park 68-65 R IMPERIAL — Crown 70-67 F LIGHT TRUCKS BUICK — Special 72-64 R MERCURY — Cyclone 67-65 R IMPERIAL — LeBaron 73-67 F CARS/ PASSENGER CADILLAC — Commercial 90-83 R MERCURY — Grand Marquis 82-75 R PLYMOUTH — Fury 73-65 F Chassis MERCURY — Marauder 70-65 R 5815 (P1134) CADILLAC — DeVille 90-77 R MERCURY — Marquis 82-67 R BUICK — Electra 225 70-65 F CADILLAC — Fleetwood 90-85 R MERCURY — Monterey 74-65 R BUICK — Estate Wagon 1970 F CADILLAC — Limousine 90-85 R MERCURY — Parklane 68-66 R BUICK — LeSabre 70-65 F CHEVROLET — Bel Air 81-65 R METROPOLITAN 62-54 R BUICK — Riviera 70-66 F ® CHEVROLET — Biscayne 75-65 R NASH — Ambassador 57-56 R BUICK — Wildcat 70-65 F CHEVROLET — Caprice 96-66 R NASH — Rambler 57-56 R CADILLAC — Calais 76-65 F CHEVROLET — Chevelle 77-64 R OLDSMOBILE — Cutlass & 72-64 R CADILLAC — DeVille 76-65 F SUPPORT CHEVROLET — Impala 81-65 R Cutlass Supreme CADILLAC — Eldorado 66-65 F MAX-LIFT CHEVROLET — Malibu 83-71 R TOYOTA — Corona 78-74 R CADILLAC — Fleetwood 76-65 F CHEVROLET — Monte Carlo 88-70 R TOYOTA — Tercel 88-83 R CADILLAC — Limousine 76-66 F CHEVROLET — Nova 73-68 R 5804 (P1134) CADILLAC — Series 60 & 62 67-65 F DATSUN — 610 76-73 R -
Cahill Presents No-New-Tax Budget TRENTON (AP) - Gov
SEE PAGE 2 The Weather THEDAILY FINAL Windy and coldefthisafter- Knl Kank, Freehold noon and tonight.'rar and l^tig Branch EDITION cold tomorrow* 7 7 Moninoutli County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.95 NO. 146 RED BANK, NJ. MONDAY, JANUARY 29,1973 TEN CENTS Cahill Presents No-New-Tax Budget TRENTON (AP) - Gov. As in past years, CahiU's the sta'te is due to receive that federal revenue sharing tery, though it has not lived up to expectations, has also William T. Cahill proposed spending program calls for Other State Budget through June 30, 1074, the end funds are in addition to, and today a |2.38 billion budget few major new programs. H.e of the next fiscal year. not a substitute for, other fed- helped avoid the need for which can be balanced in this has said that major programs Stories, Pages 2,5 New Jersey has already eral funds currently being re- higher taxes. election year without new or could only be financed been given $53.9 million and ceived by the state." Without the daily lottery, Increased taxes. through tax reform and enact- desirable programs and ser- the bulk of that will be used to In the event the opposite which began in November, CahUl said with a smile at ment bf a state income tax vices for our citizens and . boost state aid to education by proves true, Cahill added, "I New Jersey would have col- the news briefing on the which was defeated by the is balanced within the state's $48 million.