Plastic auto bodies may cut highway deaths
A plastics based automobile body could reduce fatal crashes by absorbing impacts better than steel and easing occupant injuries. Experts cite enhanced crashability, easier repairs, and lower repair costs, with cautions about production molds and 1954 industry surprises.
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Veterans education shift for Korean era students at Colorado
Boulder, Califo Jan 220n Veterans entering college after serving in Korea face different challenges than World War II veterans, says W C Toepelman Prax, director of veterans affairs at the University of Colorado. He notes veterans are older, more likely single, and funded by government checks for books and tuition, aiding their adjustment.
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