Enforcement pattern varies across country traffic laws need uniformity
The article argues for nationwide standardization of traffic laws as growth slows in enforcement. It cites nearly 100 million licensed drivers and over 80 million automobiles as a basis for stronger driver education, uniform vehicle laws, and mandatory inspections. It notes that while good ideas exist, applying them nationally has been uneven and largely local or state driven.
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Robert J. Serling
Safer Washington
UPI
United Minds
Stree
United States
Pere Eanette Ere Rae
U. S. ‘Bureau of Public Roads
New French Minister Faces Push To Liberalize Economy
The shake up replaces Valery Giscard dEstaing with Michel Debre as premier. Debre may rival De Gaulle for the presidency while critics note France's growth despite austerity and ongoing protection of industry. Debre’s return aims to ease inflation and boost investment, balancing politics and reform in a tense economy.
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Phil NI
SOM Upi
Charles de Gaulle
France
Valery Giscard d'Estaint
de Dle
de Gaulle
Debre
Europe
d’Estaing
Federal Action Possible In Attempt To Seat Negro In Georgia
Federal litigation may be filed Thursday to block Georgia House district 136 reapportionment and to challenge Julian Bond's seating. Attorneys from the ACLU note the case hinges on constitutional grounds and possible federal court jurisdiction. Governor Carl Sanders and lawmakers face strong opposition from national figures including Emanuel Celler and northern Democrats. London reports plans to close some rail lines.
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AL Kurttner
Atlanta
APD
House
Julian Bond
Georgia House of Representatives
Charles Morgan
American Civil Liberties Union
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Man Plunges From Golden Gate Bridge In Death
A man identified as Waverly Fabian McGehee, a longshoreman, died after jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge. Police recovered the body within minutes as a Coast Guard cutter was in the area. He left a note about a recent separation from his wife. Nearby, a separate Italy strike is noted with 100000 electric workers walking out for 48 hours, later extended.
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California Highway Patrol
Waverly
Fabian McGehee
Golden Gate Bridge
Coast Guard
Higer
Defense Ministry
Enol
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Central Airlines Gains Route Changes
Central Airlines won temporary Civil Aeronautics Board approval to drop the Tulsa Oklahoma stop on Dallas Kansas City flights via McAlester and Muskogee Oklahoma and Independence Coffeyville and Parsons Kansas. The airline also secured authority to offer direct Kansas City Dallas service via Stillwater Enid and Ponca City Oklahoma.
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Central Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Tulsa
Okla
Dallas
Kansas City
McAlester
Muskogee
Independence
Coffeyville
Parsons
Kan
Stillwater
Enid
Ponca City
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