Highway Slaughter Can Be Stopped, Houck Contends
Delegate William M. Houck urges Maryland to adopt the Implied Consent Law to curb drunken driving and proposes speed limit reforms tied to real road conditions. He promotes compulsory driver education to reduce driver error and warns of possible federal control if states delay action. The piece cites Col Carey Jarman and notes national statistics from a three day conference in New York. The report also mentions Operation America joint military drill with Colombia and other Andean nations, drawing activist critique from leftists in Bogota.