Instant Replay Plan Targets Drunk Driving in NYPD
The New York Police Department plans to videotape suspected drunken drivers after arrests to boost conviction rates. A one year trial begins this fall with a $42,000 federal grant and potential $106,000 expansion. A two person team will film and administer breath tests within two hours of arrest.
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New York
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Police Accident Investigations Squad
Federal
Denver
Golden Rule on Road Safety and Video Tests Urge Careful Driving
An editorial argues Christians should obey traffic laws and avoid speeding or flashy driving. It discusses a new black and white videotape breathalyzer plan to document drunk driving, its enforcement goals, cost issues, and potential courtroom impact.
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W. B
Jesus
Soliloquy W R Shelton Founder Editor 1912 1924
Decatur Alabama newspaper item describes Soliloquy W R Shelton founder and editor tenure from 1912 to 1924. It notes publication specifics and subscription rates as published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co Inc. Includes address box and misstatement policy.
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W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
P.O
Ala
Pentagon general and aides jailed in Alcoa drunkenness bust
Washington column reports Maj. Gen. I. G. Brown Brig. Gen. Hartinger colonel and a captain were jailed briefly in Alcoa Tennessee on a public drunkenness charge after a 5 30 a m incident at a motel. They were released without bail after two hours. The piece also questions Pentagon security and alleged leaks to a columnist.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Pentagon
Tennessee
I. G. Brown
Air National Guard
James Hartinger
North American Air Defense Command
Alcoa
Tenn
Gen. Brown
Taylor-McGhee
Defense Intelligence Agency
Outbursts on Racial Strife and Public Safety
Viewpoint by David Lawrence argues racial hostility and violence threaten America. He cites the Travis Air Force Base incident and calls for community action, clergy involvement, and a national narcotics campaign to curb violence and promote equal rights.
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Washington
National Guard
America
Travis Air Force Base
California
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