Bus driver liability for passenger misbehavior analyzed
A 1970 ABA feature explains when bus drivers must take action against disruptive riders. It details cases where courts held carriers liable for injuries from teen rubber band games and a drunken passenger assault, while noting drivers’ primary duty to operate the vehicle. Written by Will Bernard.
Editorial on nerve gas disposal and security fears
The piece mocks the nerve gas program, noting 418 coffins of gas and the risky disposal plan to sink them offshore. It questions the ethics of weaponization, urges caution by scientists, and hopes the issue fades from public memory.
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Beethoven 200th Birthday Sparks Global Celebration
Music lovers mark 1970 as Ludwig van Beethoven birthplace’s bicentennial. The finale of his Ninth Symphony, the Ode to Joy, climbs U.S. and international hit parades as new generations claim him as their own, generations after his death.
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Saturn rocket fuels up at five inches per gallon
A National Geographic Society estimate shows the Detroit-built Saturn rocket consuming 15 tons of kerosene and liquid hydrogen each second. This amount equals about five inches of fuel per gallon, highlighting its extreme efficiency paradox for a fuel-hungry monster.
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Social Security Office Locator In Maryland
The Social Security Administration central office in Baltimore oversees daily visits to over 800 local offices. To get information or apply for retirement survivors disability or Medicare benefits you must contact the nearest SSA office by phone or in person.
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Indian churches urged to develop indigenous leaders
Renuka Somasekhar of India's National Christian Council told Christian Church Disciples leaders in Indianapolis that Western missionaries restrictions push Indian churches to train their own leaders. She urged letting church bodies sink or swim to achieve indigenous leadership.
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Steinmark's Remarkable Comeback Keeps Defying Odds
UT safety Fred Steinmark, who lost his left leg to cancer, adapts with humor and faith. He skis on one leg, lowers his golf nine to 46, plans to coach freshmen, study hard, and pursue a book project while meeting President Nixon and inspiring peers.
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Viet Congs New Directive Urges Women Combat Cadres
A NEA report details a directive attributed to Nguyen Thi Dinh, top Viet Cong female leader, ordering female cadres to lead combat roles and expand women’s training and indoctrination. It notes 4000 plus women in Viet Cong services, urges overcoming male bias, and cautions against compromising revolutionary focus through personal relationships.
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Bonn Moscow Pact Sparks West German Angst Over Detente
West German Chancellor Brandt signed a Moscow pact on renunciation of force and cooperation seen as moving Bonn toward Moscow. Bundestag opposition fears increased Russian influence, risk to NATO, and possible U.S. troop withdrawal. Supporters say it could ease East–West tension and seed European detente.
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