Motorcycle Safety Education for Drivers and Riders Proposed
A city council should begin a comprehensive spring campaign on motorcycle safety addressing both new riders and motorists. The piece cites Ohio safety data showing over half of crashes involve cars and are often driver fault, due to misjudging speed and distance and failing to look for motorcycles. It urges awareness of road factors and lane position to reduce fatal accidents, noting that two thirds of fatalities involve riders with under one year experience. Kevin M. Hester.
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Ohio
Joe
Kevin M. Hester
New State Road
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
A crossword puzzle by Thomas Joseph appears with across and down clues including Attic Pillage 40 and various themed entries. The clues reference names such as Wray, Donna, and Wister with entries ranging from legal terms to geographic hints and literary notes.
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Howler
Name For
Wray
Cairo
Egypt
Phony Documents In Vesco Case Shake White House Ties
Washington report alleges that key letters and messages linking Hamilton Jordan and Charles Kirbo to Vesco are reconstructed memories. Sources say originals lost, reconstructed in Panama City and elsewhere, casting doubt on authenticity while noting some recovered telephone messages and a note from President Carter.
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Washington
White House
Hamilton Jordan
Charles Kirbo
Robert Vesco
Jordan
Kirbo
Georgia
Vesco
Spencer Lee IV
Albany, Ga
Interene
Lee
Richard Harden
Harden
Carter
Justice Department
Griffin Bell
Spencer Lee
Albany
Bell
R.L. Herring
Costa Rica
Herring
Geralyn Hobbs
Les Whitten
Jody Powell
FBI
Ronnie Herring
Frank Harris
Panama City
Fla
It Costs To Be Dishonest Dear Abby
A motel owner laments stolen hotel items driving up rates. The letter notes losses per room and urges honesty. Abby shares anecdotes about honesty lessons from a Sioux Falls trip and a sentimental wish to inherit a pitcher from grandparents, answering with practical advice.
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Abby
S.C
Sioux Falls
Central High School
Sioux City
Iowa
EPA Head Takes Farmland Blame
Washington UPI Douglas Castle administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency said the agency bears part of the blame for the loss of 31 million acres of farmland over the past decade. He ordered EPA staff to ensure programs do not worsen farmland loss and to limit adverse impacts from pollution controls and waste disposal decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Douglas Castle
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Castle
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