Bicycle Safety Push Aims to Cut Bike Car Crashes
The CPSC announces mandatory bicycle safety standards to curb rising bike car accidents. About 419000 annual bike injuries prompt calls for labels meeting U S regulations and a Bicycle Institute of America plan with rules on traffic, hazards, signaling, reflectors and lighting, and bike maintenance to prevent tragedies.
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Eight insecure airports cited in FAA survey
Jack Anderson reports the FAA identified eight vulnerable foreign airports Beirut New Delhi Bangkok Brussels Rome Buenos Aires Copenhagen and London as high hijack risks. The memo notes security gaps and calls for U.S. sanctions or tightened airline landings, praising Pan Am and TWA for improvements while warning of broader danger to Washington. In separate items the piece lampoons a forthcoming House junket to Europe tied to the Farnborough Air Show, detailing lavish travel and supplier entertainment.
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Who Pays for Grandson’s Rock Damages
A reader asks if a grandparent must pay for damages after their grandchild and another child threw rocks at a car. The answer notes Pennsylvania law makes parents liable up to 300 for willful acts, not grandparents. Insurance may cover household residents. consult an attorney if the owner seeks payment.
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The king is dead long live the king in Nixon era reflections
Paul Harvey and Vermont Royster discuss presidential continuity and the Watergate crisis. They weigh why Nixon fell on a technicality, the role of public trust, and how leadership resilience should endure beyond one man. The piece cites tapes, Jewish contributions, evangelicals, and media scrutiny.
Conflicted View On TV Game Shows And Whacky Fans
A reader reflects on watching game shows with mixed feelings noting possible manipulation of prizes and shares a quirky self test to gauge interest. The piece muses on guessing answers, feeling satisfaction, and invites letters to the journal’s Letters section.
Reenner ine THE CORR EVENING JOURNAL
Fragmentary OCR shows a local newspaper page from Corry Pennsylvania with garbled masthead lines, names, and pricing notes including annual mail rates and carrier delivery details. The text references Associated Press content and publication logistics, but specifics are unreadable.
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