States Cut Highway Deaths Through Safety Programs
Nashville reports Tennessee and Michigan reduced highway fatalities in 1967 due to crackdowns on reckless driving, better enforcement, and new laws. Tennessee ended with 1 245 deaths, down from 1 272 in 1966, while Michigan fell from 2 296 to 2 101 as implied consent laws and inspections took effect.
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Nashville
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Michigan
Tennessee
State Highway Patrol
Greg O’rear
Kathleen Moen Named to Waldorf College Dean's List
Kathleen Joy Moen of rural Argyle and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Moen is listed on Waldorf College Forest City Indiana Dean's List with 29 sophomores and 38 freshmen also honored. She is a freshman majoring in business as a medical secretary and the dean Dr G M Severson announced the criteria include carrying a normal load and ranking in the top tenth.
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Kathleen Joy Moen
Eugene Moen
Argyle
Waldorf College
Forest City
G. M. Severson
Kathleen
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