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Reagan’s push on air bags stalls on White House pull
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader challenged President Reagan during national hearings on whether to reinstate a rule requiring air bags or automatic seat belts in new cars. Nader argued hearings are pointless without White House backing for the safety equipment rule rescinded in 1981. NHTSA administrator Raymond Peck cited White House influence as the core issue.
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