European Seat Belts Cut Traffic Deaths Across Nations
European officials report compulsory seat belts have reduced deaths and injuries. Britain and France lead with mandates and penalties, while other nations like West Germany Italy Switzerland and the Soviet Union expand belt use through laws and incentives.
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Europe
Italy
Britain
House of Commons
Commons
House of Lords
John Gilbert
France
West Germany
Kurt Gscheidle
Soviet Union
Jackson A Big Winner At Home
Senator Henry M. Jackson won renomination for a fifth term as Democrats carried Washington. Dixy Lee Ray led in the governor’s race with 38 percent to Seattle Mayor Wes Uhm an’s 36 percent with 93 percent of precincts reporting. Also in brief, Henry Helstoski won renomination in New Jersey amid bribery charges. Carl Albert aide Charles Ward lost in Oklahoma. Brock Adams and Lloyd Meeds were renominated in Washington contests.
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Dixy Lee Ray
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Henry Helstoski
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Carl Albert
Albert
Oklahoma
Helstoski
Byron Baer
Charles Ward
Wes Watkins
Ward
Carol McCurley
Stephen Jones
American Civil Liberties Union
Glenn English
Tom Dunlap
John Jarman
Brock Adams
Lloyd Meeds
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