Study of Labor Day toll shows no quick answer
Chicago AP report cites National Safety Council official Jack Recht noting no single cause for the drop in traffic deaths over the Labor Day weekend. Count of 407 fatalities from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight marked the lowest since 1961, with factors including slower speeds, stricter enforcement, poor travel weather, and increased patrols.
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Miss America Pageant Pioneer Still Going Strong After 55 Years
Atlantic City veteran Harry L. Godshall, 85, the sole survivor of a 1920s pageant planning committee, recalls how the Miss America contest began. He still works part time in insurance, chairs board activities, and plans to watch the finals on TV.
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Water emergency grips Trenton as pumps fail
A broken pump at Trenton’s 100 million gallon reservoir created a severe water shortage affecting about 250 000 people in Trenton and nearby towns. Mayor Arthur Holland declared a state of emergency as classrooms closed and businesses halted. Tank trucks will distribute water to homes and critical sites while Pennsylvania and New Jersey towns supply water. Government offices reduced staff and a legislative session may be postponed.
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