Slap on the wrist justice on drunk driving abroad
An opinion piece contrasts international penalties for drunk driving with the United States. It cites Australia printing offenders in newspapers, Malaya jailing the drunk and possibly his wife, South Africa imposing prison or fines, Turkey making offenders walk freight escort to return, and El Salvador executing drivers. The editorial argues the U.S. shows similarly lax penalties despite high highway death tolls.
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Minnesota
U.S
Australia
Malaya
South Africa
Turkey
San Salvador
Year end rally debated by traders and analysts
New York AP reporter outlines the Santa Claus rally as a year end market rise and notes October through January often lift shares. It cites tax switching, bonuses, and portfolio shifts as drivers, mentions Fed policy concerns, and includes a broad view of November December gains and a wary outlook for follow-on months.
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New York
Yale Hirsch
Federal Reserve Board
John Wright
Wright Investors’ Service
Fed
U.S
Wright
Junk mail burdens Christmas mail and delays deliveries
Junk mail accounts for 23.6 percent of volume yet only 15 percent of revenue and clogs the system. Post office difficulties rise as mailmen sort junk mail at 6 a.m. and deliver to every house, delaying Christmas parcels. Separately ITT Hamilton funds face SEC probes and NASD suspensions, with no full disclosure to investors.
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Tt- Hamilton
ITT
Ralph Nader
Reuben Robertson
Hamilton
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stanley Sporkin
SEC
Itt-Hamilton
Frank Peirson
Air shows under fire after deadly Sacramento crash
A Sacramento air show disaster in which a disabled F 86 Sabre Jet crashed into a street and an ice cream parlor killed 22 and injured many. Critics urge ending flying carnivals while defenders note spectators are usually safer at air shows than in cars, and mourn the California families without denying others their weekend liberty.
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Sacramento, Calif
Memories Return Like Unbidden Guests In New York
Memories arrive unbidden and linger beyond control, not prisoners of a burdened mind but welcome guests of a feeling heart. They unfold as they will, defying programs and harnessing the wind, inviting reflection on what one recalls.
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New York
Corry Nostalgia Parade Marks 20 Years Since Flight Sighting
In Corry yesterday a twin engine aircraft drew crowds at 1 p.m. as it buzzed over the city, stirring talk of a former resident maybe aboard. Lou Hanna, Corry High football coach, will guest on WICU’s The Outdoorsman from 9 to 9:30 p.m. tonight, sponsored by Leonard Neiderriter.
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Lou Hanna
Corry
Lowell Drake
WICU
Leonard Neiderriter
Erle
Corry High
Wolf’ Mountain
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