Beating the Speed Limit Officials Protest Convoy Song
Des Moines reports officials condemn the hit song Convoy by C W McCall for its fantasy of trucks racing at high speeds. Iowa transportation chief Victor Preisser says the fiction misleads the public while some advertisers defend the song as harmless entertainment.
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Black Box Detectors Draw Snow of Skepticism from Truckers
A 79 system of vehicle detectors is criticized by truckers and dealers who say units are sophisticated versions of earlier models and only sometimes effective. They cost about 100 dollars, plug into cigarette lighters, and claim radar readings up to two miles away while terrain can reduce range. Law officials acknowledge warnings provide drivers time to slow from speeds near 80 mph, yet speeding tickets rise and some expect new radar tech to replace current units.
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American Motors Fined 4.2 Million in Pollution Action
California air regulators fined American Motors Corp 4.2 million for allegedly beating emissions tests on AMC Matadors Hornets and Gremlins with Vea engines. ARB Chairman said the issue covered many cars at state dealerships and a fix is being tested in Detroit with a return to normal by February. Chrysler Corp. faced a separate 228,200 fine and halted sales last year.
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Reporters allowed at jury selection in Sutherland family killings case
In Nebraska, Lincoln County District Court Judge Hugh Stuart reversed a prior ruling to admit reporters and the public to jury selection for the trial of two men charged with killing six members of a Sutherland, Nebraska, family. The judge kept an earlier gag on certain case aspects and warned pretrial details may be withheld.
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Tax relief and reform urged to ease Pennsylvania woes
Harrisburg search for relief from Washington and fair taxes. Leaders push graduated income tax, local tax reform, and efficiency boosts. Health care costs loom large with calls for cost control, planning, and an emergency medical plan.
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Reagan Has More Money Than Ford For President Nomination
Preliminary figures show Ronald Reagan raised more money than President Ford in the Republican nomination race. Reagan leads in private donations and federal subsidies, with about $2 million vs $1.7 million in public donations through 1975.
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