State Motor Vehicle Code revisions in final review
The Attorney General’s office is finalizing a revised Motor Vehicle Code aimed at clearer language and broader driving instruction use. Proposals include harsher penalties for repeat speed offenders, police authority to arrest on private property, and a mandatory one year license revocation for a second drunken driving offense. The reform seeks equal justice on highways and urges public explanation by legislators to clubs and organizations.
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Stuart A. Liner
Liner
Pennsylvania
Can''t afford houses says ABA president elect
J Rex Duwe, incoming head of the American Bankers Association, says average families cannot afford the typical single family home due to rising costs. He cites mortgage, energy, taxes, and insurance expenses, noting housing consumes a large share of take home pay and urges a reexamination of affordable housing goals.
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New York
American Bankers Association
J. Rex Duwe
Duwe
Lucas, Kank
Association of Commercial Banks
Dawe
Denver
Congress
Bushwhacking the Sioux in Wounded Knee violence probe
A federal grand jury in South Dakota hears secret testimony on violence against Wounded Knee demonstrators in 1973. The affidavits accuse Richard Wilson and a mob of beating and even attempting to scalp lawyers, with injuries to Roger Finzel and Eda Gordon. Indictments later target Wilson's opponents and several alleged assailants.
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Washington
South Dakota
Oglala Sioux Reservation
Wounded Knee
Richard Wilson
Rossmoore
Pine Ridge
Rapid City
S.D
Wilson
Wonder of All Wonders The Brain Card
A compact exploration of the brain’s power and complexity, from its three pound weight and 10 billion nerves to conscious thought, memory, and the autonomic systems that govern feeling, movement, and sleep. It links Wilhelm Wundt’s early insights to modern physiology, outlining brain blood needs and learnability.
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Wilhelm Wundt
University of Leipzig
WCCO viewers help pick films for afternoon line up
Minneapolis area viewers chose most films shown since February 10 from 3 30 to 5 30 p m on weekdays. More than 6 000 residents voted with The Thin Man the top pick and 3 773 preferred the 10 50 p m slot over afternoon.
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New York
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Wcco-Tv
Tom Cousins
WCCO
Cousins
Holy Angels Academy
CBS
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