State hearing eyes auto insurance rate cuts in Texas
Public hearings on auto insurance rates drew predictions of lower premiums across Texas. Insurance officials and lawmakers forecast 10 to 20 percent drops with some arguing up to 30 percent for safe drivers while under new laws and a price freeze. Also noted were constitutional revision plans and lawsuits over gas royalties, plus several cities named national bicentennial communities for 1976 celebrations.
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Austin
Insurance Board
Joe Christie
Texas
Texas Safety Association
Board
House Insurance Committee
Ben Bynum
Amarillo
Bynum
Getaliator
Christie
Constitution Revision Commission
Commission
House
Senate
Hill
Walter Knapp
Court of Criminal Appeals
Congress
B. L. DeBerry
U. S. Senate
Highway Department
San Antonio
San Marcos
Temple
Lubbock
Bicycle safety and proper fit for young riders
Health expert Dr. Harris Faigel warns that improper bicycle sizing causes many accidents. He notes bikes should fit the rider with the seat at the correct height and cautions against crossbar levers and unsafe infant seats. Parents should model safe riding practices with children.
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California
Harris Faigel
Brookline
Massachusetts
Faigel
Food and Drug Administration
Dr. Faigel
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