Driving Accidents Tied to Tempers on Page Eight
New York analysis notes 1987 U S National Safety Council data show about 50 000 American deaths from car accidents. It surveys driver temper through a long True or False quiz from The Sunday Times of London, highlighting aggression on the road as a root cause of errors and fatalities with a scoring system and guidance on accident propensity.
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Ted Kennedy's Senate Rise Driven by Relentless Study
The 1960s profile portrays Edward Kennedy as a hard working, relentlessly curious senator. He packs briefcases with research, questions colleagues with persistent probes, and builds a staff of capable aides to push major liberalizing issues. His impact includes immigration hearings, gun control strides, and a near miss on a Supreme Court matter, with Vietnam probe signaling future leadership potential.
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