Cell phone use in cars sparks lawsuits and policy limits
New York attorney Jane Wagner, who struck a teen and later faced a fatal hit and run, highlights a push to curb mobile use on the road. Firms and automakers debate liability and safety policies as states widen restrictions and companies revise guidelines for distractions while driving.
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Wagner
David Fuss
Wilkes Artis
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Carolyn Markey
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Praxair
Tom Harrison
Lawyers Weekly USA
Naeun Yoon
Yoon
Salomon Smith Barney
Kenneth Abraham
University of Virginia
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Fewer youth seek hold summer jobs across the nation
Washington AP reports fewer 16 to 24 year olds were employed or seeking work in July, 70.8 percent, the lowest since 1972. Youth employment declined to about 22.3 million, with increased school enrollment cited as a key factor and a record low labor force participation for young men.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
John Stinson
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