Half Of Vehicles Tested Show Some Safety Defect
Officer Frank Blankwell in a city area reports over half of cars checked in a spot inspection show defects. Twenty nine of more than fifty inspected have issues including bald tires misaligned headlights and faulty brakes. He argues for prompt repairs and emphasizes road safety over crime focus.
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Charles Baruch
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Air Pollution Fight Drives Engine and Cooling Changes
Manufacturers design hotter running engines to cut emissions while maintaining performance. Growing use of air conditioning and power accessories raises engine heat, so permanent anti freeze coolant is advised year round to prevent overheating, even in warm regions.
Trade Unions Plan New Tax in Ohio Proposal
The Ohio Committee for Trade Unions proposed a 1 percent tax on market value of stocks bonds notes and mortgages to ease workers burden and raise about 1.5 billion dollars annually. The plan targets owners of financial holdings to fund public needs.
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Cleveland
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Autos Fail Most Inspected Cars In Provincial Tests
A Canada Safety Council survey finds over half of cars tested in 1969 provincial compulsory and voluntary inspections rejected for malfunctions. Faulty headlights brakes steering tires exhaust and alignment are common issues, with many defects detectable by drivers or simple checks.
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Canada Safety Council
Voting Restored for 12000 in Egypt after 10-Year Ban
Cairo government announced that about 12 000 people who lost political rights will be allowed to vote again as a 10 year ban expired last January.
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Cairo
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