Prius and Civic hybrids showcase different power strategies
Both the Toyota Prius and Honda Civic hybrids win praise for mileage and low emissions. The Prius uses a small gasoline engine to assist an electric motor at low speeds, while the Civic relies on a traditional engine with a supplementary electric system. Both shut down at stops and recover energy on deceleration. At the February Academy Awards in Hollywood, several stars arrived in Priuses.
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Gas hybrids gain popularity as gas prices rise
The growing interest in hybrid cars like the Honda Civic and Toyota Prius rises with fuel costs. Dealers report deposits and wait lists as Toyota plans US production and automakers promise more hybrids, including SUVs, while tax incentives offset higher sticker prices.
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Griselda’s asylum bid frames DREAM Act debate in Washington
The article follows Griselda a teen whose possible deportation highlights the DREAM Act and potential private bills. Bernstein praises her resilience an honor roll student who led FBLA teammates to a national Denver competition. He argues deportation would be wrong and hopes a Washington appearance shifts support.
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Nevada Supreme Court limits parental rights in transfusion case
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that children should receive life saving medical treatment even over parental objections. The decision involved Jehovah's Witness parents Jason and Rebecca Soto whose infant received a blood transfusion in 2001 after hospital action. A Clark County judge had named the hospital temporary guardian to ensure ongoing care.
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SC seat belt law faces fight in Senate over primary enforcement
South Carolina lawmakers debate strengthening the seat belt rule as coroner and law enforcement back a primary offense. Only 66 percent of drivers buckle up versus 80 percent in states with primary laws, with 18 states and DC already using primary enforcement. Karen Daily.
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