2001 Suzuki Swift Review

Governor Schwarzenegger Joins Brady Chapter Leaders to Celebrate Signing of Ammo Bill
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger joined California Campaign Brady Chapter leaders at a dispatch center of the Los Angeles Police Department this morning to celebrate the passage, and his signing, of AB 962 that will help law enforcement track down and apprehend armed criminals and other prohibited persons.

CDC Report And Chinese Toys Give New Ammunition To Low Level Lead Poisoning Cases
Lead poisoning of young children is a well established public health concern. Most publicity in the past has focused on the hazards of lead based paint that was used extensively until the late 1960s and early 1970s in houses and apartments. Young children ingesting Paint chips, dust from lead paint, and soils containing lead paint dust are known to cause significant cognitive and neurological deficits.

International Thermal Systems Secures Contract for Munitions Leak Test Ovens Department of the Army
International Thermal Systems has been awarded a contract by the Department of the Army to supply Munitions Leak Test ovens for the munitions facility at Pine Bluff Arsenal in Pine Bluff Arkansas. The ovens are being supplied as part of a modernization program.

2000 Suzuki Swift Review
Talk about economy: Suzuki's pint-size Swift hatchback coupe pulls impressive low numbers to the bottom line for an initial purchase, then delivers high fuel economy figures to save more money down the road on gasoline.The base three-door Swift GA hatchback with manual five-speed gearbox, which happens to be the lowest-priced car in a line of economical Japanese minicars, delivers some of the best fuel economy figures of all gas-burning cars sold in North America.Thus, saving money, it seems obvious from the outset, becomes an overriding concept behind Suzuki's small car.That penny-pinching stance extends beyond the fuel pump because Swift offers highly competitive retail prices, beginning at $9,099 for the Swift GA.