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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1968

Page

6

New Drunken Driver Law Linked to Fewer Fatalities

West Virginia credits a new implied consent law for reducing 1968 traffic fatalities to 518, down 11.6 percent from 1967. The measure allows breath, blood, or urine tests with a 10 percent blood alcohol threshold, raising arrests and convictions, while national deaths rose about 4 percent through October. The police plan heightened vigilance for New Year’s.

Charleston W.va West Virginia Silver Bridge T. A. Welty Welty John C. Ramsburg State Police Accident Prevention Bureau Ramsburg

Chief Retires At Morgantown After 26 Years Service

John W. Lewis announced his retirement as Morgantown police chief after 26 years on the force, 12 as chief. Retirement effective January 15, he began as a patrolman on 23 boat and has long served as secretary treasurer of the West Virginia Police Chiefs Association. No immediate successor named.

Morgantown W.va John W. Lewis Lewis West Virginia Police Chiefs’ Association

Os Industry Sets Record

Washington AP reports near all petroleum sectors hit record levels in 1968 per the American Petroleum Institute. Total demand averaged 13.3 million barrels daily, up 0.7 million from 1967. crude oil output averaged 9.1 million barrels daily. natural gas production reached a record 19.8 trillion cubic feet, up 6 percent.

Washington American Petroleum Institute Frank N. Ikard Institute

Pacifist says Viet Cong open minded on cabinet

Mrs. Aline Berman, an American pacifist, says NLF officials told her they are open minded about cabinet roles in a coalition government in Saigon. She reports no blood bath and that the NLF seeks a coalition while urging the end of bombing to improve Paris negotiations.

Washington National Liberation Front Saigon Aline Berman Women’s Strike For Peace NLF Paris Berman China Peking United States South Vietnam Madam Nguyen Thi Binh Madam Binh

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