Auto Industry Might Install Seat Belts As Standard
The United States auto industry may begin installing seat belts as standard equipment on all new models. Industry sources say the move could come now as a voluntary step before coast to coast legislation. Belt makers note the potential for safer cars amid high traffic deaths, while price and image concerns temper adoption.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEW York
NEA
United States Automobile Industry
Detroit
Cornell University
Seat Belt Council
Auto
Auto Company
California Oi Co
Inew
Chevron
Volvo
Sweden
Consumers’ Union
Auto belt push gains, safety debate lingers
State efforts push for mandatory lap belts as car makers price belts around 12 dollars while industry officials warn that only a partial win is likely. Experts note door strength and combined lap and harness protection offer better crash safety, urging quick belt adoption then tackling harnesses later.
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Consumer's Union
Extension Specialist Speaks Here at Farmer City Week
Lions Club of Frederick and farmer friends heard Dr. Edward W. Atton of the University of Maryland extention service discuss the importance of partnership among agriculture industry and science. He noted progress stems from collaboration and cited Maryland gains in milk and egg production through research and education.
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Lions Club of
Frederick
Farmer
Farmer City
Edward W. Atton
University of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Br Atton
Columbus
America
Dr. Allen
Maryland
Allen
George Wood
Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Aiten
National
4-H Club Foundation
4-H Club
U.M.W. Progress
Federal Extension Service
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Maryland University
Hepatitis Cases In Frederick County Rise Then Fall
Frederick County reports 119 hepatitis cases so far this year with 19 in September and 15 in August. Health officials note the long incubation period means October totals may rise as infections from early September surface, independent of school exposure.
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Fredericks County
Health Department
Forbes H. Burgess
Frederck County
Frederick County
Burgess
Maryland Health Department
Fluctuating Case Totals From March to October
From March through October case counts show a volatile pattern. An initial decline to light cases in April, a spike in May, then drops in June and July, a rise in August, and a retreat to single digits in September with only one case reported in October so far.
State Employees To Take Home More Pay
Baltimore AP report says Maryland state workers will gain 8 to 23 percent in take home pay next year due to pension deductions shrinking. The Legislative Council Taxation and Fiscal Committee says trustees approved the change and most workers will see more than a 15 percent bump. The panel noted employee pension fund contributions earned over 4 percent interest, prompting lower rates after earlier returns under 3 percent.
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Baltimore
He Lake
Maryland
The
Legislative Council
Wounded evergreen resin linked to dermatitis risk
The sap from wounded pine or spruce trees can trigger allergic dermatitis in susceptible individuals, highlighting a possible skin reaction to resin exudate from conifer injuries.
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Daniel
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Graceham Fire Co
Graceham
McDonogh
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New Midway
John H. Porter
Everett W. Mullinx
Centreville
Tilghman‘s Neck Road
Silas E. Kline
Ponton
Sala
Bernard F. Taylor
Middletown
Harvey F. Fogle
Mt. Pleasant
Old Annapolis Road
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MI Pleasant
Frederick Fair Grounds
West Sth
Mt. Olive Methodist Church
John Gall
Water St. Thurmont
James T. Wachter
Charlesville
N. Frederick
Bethel Church
Marguerite Wachter
Rocky Ridge
Detour
Stephen V. Knott
Fountain School
Coppermine Rds
Libertytown
5Th St
Charles W. Ballinger
Ballinger
Matter Station
Six Bridge Road
Mary Elizabeth Rogers
J. Phillip Carty
East
Patrick St
Mabbyille
Weedlawn
Ball. Co
Walkersville
Paul Calabrisi
California Oil Co
Church St
Frederick City
Westinghouse
T.V
Royal Electric
Niagara
Plymouth
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Mehrle Wachter
Faithful Circle
Grace Church
Brehive
Cambridge
Maryland Training School
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Dorchester County
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Maryland Court of Appeals
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Carroll Manor
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Pascal Renn
Richard Hammond
Robert E Dudrow
Route 2
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Harold D. Free
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Glade Valley
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Allen & Ga
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Maryland Aluminum
North Market
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Jefferson, MD
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Union Bridge
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Thompson Furniture
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Hope
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