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No fault auto insurance fuels bitter state debate
The question of who pays hospital bills for auto accident victims sparked legislative fights in twenty eight states this year with no fault plans stalling in committees. Puerto Rico, Massachusetts and Delaware show movement while Illinois Oregon and Florida have varying steps toward no fault. The Nixon administration backs the concept but seeks state level action.
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Linda Charlton
N.Y. Times News Service
New York
Puerto Rico
Massachusetts
Delaware
Florida
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
Oregon
House
Senate
Philip Hart
Michigan
Warren G
Magnuson
Washington
American Bar Association
Department of Transportation
Minnesota
St. Paul
Aetna Life and Casualty
Waverly G. Smith
St. Paul Company
Donald M. Johnson
Aetna
State Bar Association
Texas