No Fault Insurance Law Passes in Massachusetts
Massachusetts becomes the first state with a no fault auto insurance system as Gov. Francis W. Sargent signs the measure. Cars will require drivers to be reimbursed by their own insurer for medical bills and lost wages up to 2000 dollars, with lawsuits limited for higher amounts and for pain and suffering. Insurers warn of rate cuts and some plan to stop writing new or renewed policies in the state.
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Panel Hears Jackson State Shooting Controversy
Theven Conn says police may have racially biased reaction in the Jackson State dormitory shooting that killed two black students. Commission chairman Scranton calls racism evident here while witnesses recount officers opening fire amid disputed sniper claims. Ahern and Jones defend actions as guards and police faced danger. next hearings move to Kent State University.
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Ohio
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