Rhode Island forms Troopers SWAT unit amid cautionary aim
Rhode Island state police certify a 23 member volunteer unit called The Troopers trained in hostage negotiation, special weapons and tactics. They emphasize minimizing gunfire and avoiding the SWAT label while prepared for hostage crises, prison riots and dignitary protection.
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Women Leaders Address National Caucus in Boston
AP reports about 2,000 delegates at the National Women's Political Caucus heard talks from Elizabeth Holtzman Cardiss Collins Mary Ann Krupsak and Anne Taylor in Boston. Rep Margaret Heckler urged making the Equal Rights Amendment a campaign issue as Sissy Farenthold chaired the event noting the amendment’s failure to ratify reflects poorly on the movement and the nation.
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Cardiss Collins
Dill
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Anne Taylor
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Texas
Vermont study foresees alcohol radar to catch impaired drivers
University of Vermont psychologist Dr. M W Perrine says a field survey for the U S Department of Transportation could lead to an alcohol radar that detects drunk drivers without stopping them by measuring car speed, braking, and weaving. The study, at 42 sites statewide, found beer the beverage of choice for many impaired drivers, with most in their 20s and 30s.
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Baby boomers face tough future says Harvard demographer
Harvard's J Roger Revelle warned that the baby boom generation born in the 1950s will become a large disadvantaged group. He cited slowed population growth, aging, and reduced natural increase leading to college, job, and retirement challenges as the cohort moves from youth to the managerial ranks and beyond.
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Inventor Ed LaForce Builds Engine To Run Farther On Less
Richmond Vermont based inventor Edward LaForce describes a 28 year effort to perfect an engine claimed to boost mileage, improve performance, and reduce pollution. He notes his life has been filled with disappointments and a major setback from a flat rejection.
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Electric engine pioneer LaForce fights funding woes
The article profiles inventor LaForce who, after EPA testing issues, continues work on a gasoline processing engine and related kit to retrofit conventional engines. He laments funding gaps, discusses upcoming tests, and recalls early inspiration from a milk cart project in Huntington. The piece also covers a mortgage sale notice tied to Sanford Construction and Portland Savings Bank filings.
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