Volpe Urges State By State Auto Insurance Reform
Washington AP The Nixon administration presents to Congress a state by state reform plan for auto insurance with no fault as the core. Volpe says states should lead with a gradual shift to first party coverage while preserving option to revise if results fail expectations. The proposal calls for mandatory no fault limits, full medical coverage, lost income up to 1000 monthly, and caps on intangible damages with conditions on suing for non economic losses. Magnuson Hart support a nationwide bill but Volpe favors a flexible federal role complemented by state action.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Senate Commerce Committee
Volpe
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Magnuson
Congress
Hearnes Names Appointments To Bridge Commission and Health Council
Gov. Warren E Hearnes re appointed Thomas G Hagen of Crystal City to the Missouri Illinois Jefferson Monroe Bridge Commission and announced the appointment of 11 members to the Governor's Advisory Council for Comprehensive Health Planning. Names include William C Banton II Barnes Hospital director Robert E Frank Rep Fred Williams Mrs Nathaniel Rivers Dave Anton VA hospital director and several other St Louis and midwestern officials.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Thomas G. Hagen
Crystal City
Governor’s Advisory Council For
William C. Banton II
Robert E.frank
Barnes Hospital
Fred Williams
Nathaniel Rivers
Dave Anton
J. B. Banks
St. Louis
A. A. DeAlmeida
Joplin
Wally Ellinger
New Madrid
Harold Holliday
Kansas City
Robert C. Smith
Columbia
Ed Stegner
Comedy Fulton Musical at William Woods Westminster College
A humorous musical revue titled A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum will be staged by William Woods Westminster College Theatre at 8:00 p.m. March 30 to April 3 in the William Woods Campus Center Auditorium.
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William Woods
Westminster College Theatre
Storm Shelters urged for mobile homes
Indianapolis AP The top tornado forecaster urged legislation to protect mobile home residents. He called for larger trailer courts to provide storm shelters and for anchoring steel at each corner of parked mobile homes. He warned tornadoes are rising and urged broader alert systems beyond radio.
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Indianapolis
Allen D. Pearson
National
Kansas City
Pearson
National Weather Service
Illiteracy Falls Sharply in Sixties Across U S
Census Bureau reports illiteracy in the United States cut in half during the 1960s with only one in 100 people aged 14 and older unable to read or write. The survey notes declines for both whites and blacks and provides age and schooling correlations for illiteracy.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Proxmire Signals Possible 1972 Presidential Run
Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire said in a radio interview he may pursue the Democratic nomination in 1972 and would not run as a favorite son. If he enters, he intends to campaign everywhere.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Mexico recalls envoy to Soviet Union for consultations
Mexico's Foreign Ministry said the envoy to the Soviet Union will return to Moscow for consultations until further orders, in a move tied to the arrest of guerrillas the government said were trained in North Korea and Moscow earlier in the week.
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Mexico
Russia
Mexico City
Soviet Union
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
North Korea
Pair of Goldfish Spark Aquarium Adventure
William L. Chaze humorously recalls a whimsical aquarium purchase by his wife for their son. He depicts a comedy of errors as education funds, technical guides, and an oversized setup escalate into a long term domestic project. The piece reads like a lighthearted personal essay on domestic spending and expectation.
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William L. Chaze
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Gavin
Piranha Proposal Ends An Oceanic Tank Venture
A husband recounts a chaotic project to stock a home aquarium. After a 400 mile trip to obtain sea water and attempted purchases of sea horses with shrimp eggs, the tank remained empty as bubbles burped to the surface. Finally the wife asks about a piranha.
Old Postcards Create Project for City History Sales
San Francisco officials consider selling reproductions of historic maps photographs and documents. A pilot batch of postcards showed City Hall before the 1906 quake Cliff House at Ocean Beach before its 1907 destruction Ferry Building circa 1896 and a prequake Market Street horse car.
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San Francisco
Governmental Services Committee
City Hall
Ocean Beach
Old Market Street
Bargain Ford A-1 Used Cars and Trucks Listing
Readable advert lists numerous used vehicles with prices and highlights. Includes 55 Ford Thunderbird, MGA Roadster, 65 Chevrolet Caprice, 70 Ford LTD, 69 Ford LTD, 66 Buick Wildcat, 66 Ford Galaxy 500, 67 Olds Cutlass, 69 Mustang Mach 1, 63 Rambler, 61 Ford Custom, 70 Ford 2 Ton F600, 63 Ford 1/2 ton, 69 Chev 1/2 ton, 69 Ford TM ton, 64 Ford N700 truck. Many with miles, condition notes, and warranties.
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