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Firms Agree on Terms for Debt Reorganization
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No-Fault Insurance Suffers From Hidden Costs and Delays
The first of a two part series examines no fault auto insurance as Congress weighs federal standards. While promoters tout faster benefit delivery and less court delay, critics cite rising premiums, partial adoption, and misunderstandings about cost savings. Massachusetts and other states show mixed results, with bodily injury rates falling yet overall costs climbing.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
William Sheppard
Pennsylvania
Jack Davies
Minnesota
Ken
Tucky Insurance
Harold McGuffey
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Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Utah
Nofault
Ron Arnold
State Farm Insurance Cos
State Farm
James Hunt
State Rating Bureau
Guy
Michael
Dukakis
James Nicholas
Automobile Insurance Commission
Insurance Department
Dick Rotman
Radar crackdown on campus bicyclists at CWU sparks tickets
Central Washington University police on the Ellensburg campus will issue speeding tickets to bicyclists after a two week radar program. Chief Adolph Brickley noted injuries in recent weeks including a 64 year old man with cuts and a bloody nose from a hit and run. He said speeds up to 22 mph were recorded and that fines will mirror those on public streets.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Central Washington University
CWU
Adolph Brickley
Brickley
Expert Called To Squelch Oil Fire at Elk Hills
Red Adair arrives with one assistant to use plastic explosives to cut oxygen flow and extinguish a massive oil fire at Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve near Taft California. Three workers died in the explosion and more than 12,000 barrels of oil burn daily as crews battle to cool the area and free a packer device down the 7,000 foot well.
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Red Adair
Taft
Calif
Adair
Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Here
Houston
Navy
Roger Martin
Elk Hills
Kern County
Martin
Alaska
Texas
Charles Connor
Packer
George Vanhoozen
Mark Morvant
Bobby Fuqua
Louisiana
Hydraulic Workover Inc
No Negligence In Fatal Plunge In Area
A coroner's jury ruled there was no criminal negligence in the October 17 death of Oil City youth Billy Joe Sharrar who leaped from a third floor window during an arrest in Knox. Sharrar died two hours later at Clarion Hospital. Carl S. Saxton faced burglary theft and receiving charges. Sharrar and Saxton were sought on multiple offenses.
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Billy Joe Sharrar
Oil City
Carl S. Saxton
Game Agency To Be Moved From Brockway to Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Game Commission plans to relocate the Ross Leffler School of Conservation from Brockway in Jefferson County to the Harrisburg area despite objections from 16 northwestern counties. Executive director Glenn L. Bowers cites benefits to the agency and commonwealth and notes the Brockway facility, purchased in the 1930s, has served as the training site since 1915.
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Smethport
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Jefferson County
Harrisburg
McKean County
Commission
Glenn L. Bowers
Ross Leffler
Brockweay
Girl Struck by Motorcycle Near Meadville Critical
A 12 year old Saegertown girl was critically injured yesterday on Route 19 in Woodcock Township after being struck by a southbound motorcycle driven by William M. Hoke 28 of Meadville. The girl Karen M Irwin was in critical condition at Children’s Hospital after transfer from Meadville Spencer Hospital. The motorcyclist was listed in fair condition with a severe facial laceration. Police described the crossing as from the west to east berm at 3 pm.
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Meadville
Saegertown
Woodcock Township
Karen M. Irwin
R.D
Children’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Meadville Spencer Hospital
William M. Hoke
Spencer Hospital
Hoke
Irwin
Berm
14 year old guilty in Dirty Harry shooting case
In Franklin County Juvenile Court a 14 year old, Delphus Thompson Jr., was found delinquent for negligent homicide in the deadly reenactment of a Dirty Harry shootout. He received six months probation and counseling.
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Thomas Jedinak
John Hill
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