Seat belt design fault disputed by safety groups
An injury research institute claimed side-release seat belts could pop open in crashes, risking injury or death. Government and auto industry officials countered with extensive crash-test data showing no such failures, noting millions of side-release buckles installed and no real-world complaints.
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Federal executives threaten suit over Bush pay cut plan
The Senior Executives Association says President Bush would violate faith by ordering a 5 percent cut for workers earning over 75,000. The group plans legal action and seeks congressional protection from partisan, political manipulation, noting executives earning 90,000 to 112,000 are directly in the crosshairs.
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Citadel declines ban on Dixie and Confederate flag
The Citadel will not ban the fight song Dixie or Confederate flags at football games. cadets must avoid symbols that offend blacks. Flags are banned in dorms, but appear at games carried by cadets’ visitors, said Jerry Shaw of the executive association. The president, Claudius Watts, said the school avoids flying the flag overall.
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