Court Upholds 524000 Award in Pedestrian Fatality Case
The New York Supreme Court affirmed a $24,000 award to the Carl Johanson estate from a 1952 traffic death. Rockaway Bus Corp and driver Andrew Wallace, and John S. Newell faced $75,000 in claimed damages for a July 26 incident on Fairfield Avenue near Courtland Avenue. The court found evidence Newell’s actions may have been a proximate cause in the bus’s sudden maneuver resulting in the fatal collision.
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New Housing Material Uses Rice Husks in Cement Blocks
U S technicians collaborate with Vietnamese on experimental cement blocks utilizing rice husks to cut housing costs and improve insulation. Early tests show a 25 percent reduction in building costs for an experimental house. Also reported is a fourth rise in bus fares since 1950 in Wolverton, England.
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