Driving by Movies Teaches Teen Driving in Dearborn
In Dearborn Michigan high school students learn to drive using 15 simulated cars and a film-based system. The program, one of five nationwide, tests reactions with motion pictures and records right and wrong moves. It is funded by a 20 firm insurance association and costs about 20000 dollars. Attendance is voluntary with 155 students and a waiting list.
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Aid for World's Hardest Working Pilot
Article about new flight aids for helicopters by Sperry Gyroscope Company and military services. It describes automatic controls reducing pilot workload, improved instruments for blind weather flying, and potential for safer operations after two fatal crashes. Mentions Navy Marine Corps Army and Pentagon findings and quotes a Marine Corps spokesman.
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Students Train in Simulated Cars Then Real Driving
Trainees practice in simulat ed cars and then are taken outside for real driving instruction. Before issuing permits they must pass two tests, one by a high school instructor and one by the police.
Scranton Bus Drivers End Eight Month Strike
Scranton Transit Co employees return to work, ending an eight month walkout that left Scranton without mass transit. AFL union accepted a revenue sharing plan. drivers to earn at least 1.50 an hour, up to 1.70 via profits. Revenue share assigns 61 percent of company revenue to the union payroll.
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