Traffic in Jakarta described as dangerous and chaotic
An AP report portrays Jakarta’s traffic as a deadly melee with left side driving, crowded zebra crossings, three wheeled betjaks, and buses barreling through. Residents from Germany and America note fear and chaos as pedestrians and vehicles jam streets, horns blaze, and police appear overwhelmed.
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Traffic chaos in Jakarta as licenses lax and deaths rise
The Jakarta traffic crisis worsens with 100 new vehicles daily and few new streets. Licenses sold for about 13 dollars without tests as police enforcement falters. Bus accidents, 12 injured, spur calls for driver testing and reform by Governor Ali Sadikin.
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Music study links instruments to child benefits
A Chicago AP report summarizes a National Opinion Research Center poll of 1500 U S households showing that households with an amateur musician tend to be better educated and earn more. The median musical household income falls between 7500 and 10000 dollars annually, higher than the general median of 6000 to 7500 dollars. An American Music Conference supports these findings.
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