Safety council foresees 1986 traffic tolls rising sharply
Henry J. Hoeffer of the National Safety Council warned Midwest legislators that traffic accidents could cost 40 000 lives in 1986 unless action is taken. He cited a potential 1 900 000 injuries and 7 billion dollars in economic loss, noting 38 500 fatalities last year. The conference, sponsored by the Presidents Committee for Traffic Safety, aims to study street and road safety with invited lawmakers from 13 states.
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Chicago
Henry J. Hoeffer
National Safety Council
Aso
Hoeffer
Hofffer
President's Committee For Traffic, Safety
Council of State Governments
Traffic Institutes
Northwestern University
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakot
Wisconsin
Sheriff Says Slain Man Threatened by Caller
Martinez sheriff reports Harry Brown received a call threatening William Hoy Anderson two days before his killing in Orinda. Authorities are investigating the caller as a possible clue in the case.
Sore throat care and safety guidance from December Reader's Digest
The article highlights how the throat functions in breathing eating and speaking and labels soreness as an alarm signal. It notes advice from throat specialists and mentions a December Reader's Digest marketing angle amid broader health tips. The piece also reports a sheriff's disclosure about a threatening phone call linked to Roy Anderson and mentions Theodore Filiberti tied to an inquiry into the secretary Maxine Parks Filiberti.
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Reader's Digest
Roy Anderson
Brown
Theodore ‘Filiberti
Collection Agency
Maxine Parks Filiberti
Filiberti
Maxine
Four Me Society members die by suicide in South St. Louis
In South St. Louis an extended family of four adults including Arthur Forrester 62 a cookie company clerk his wife Lucy 65 his mother in law 86 and Blanche Conkling 66 were found dead in a home. Police say they died several days earlier from self inflicted acts with notes left.
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St, Louis
South St. Louis
Arthur Forrester
Salzsman
Lucile
Forrester
Mary Conkling
Blanche Conkling
Honor Farm Trio Hunted After Break
Three prisoners escaped from Wayside Honor Farm in Castale via ventilator shaft. Search focused in Tujunga Canyon near Montrose where clothing was taken from a cabin. Identified fugitives are Kenneth Griffin, 10, a dramatist. David Miller, 29, serving three years for passing worthless checks. and Bobby Patton, 20, serving 18 months for petty theft and assault.
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Los Angeles
Castale
Tujunga Canyon
Montrose
Kenneth Griffin
David Miller
Bobby Patton
Solons Probe Coin Machine Racket Hearings Start
Senate racket probe opens four weeks of public hearings led by Chairman John L. McClellan Louisiana. About 15 witnesses summoned for first days, with more expected as the committee investigates extortion in the dollar industry across states and cities. Witnesses include union officials and contract bidders from Illinois Ohio California and New Jersey. London sun shines on London for first time in 45 days as work resumes.
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Sen
John L. McClellan
Louisiana
Ark
McClellan
Senate
New York
Florida
Michigan
London
Illinois
Ohio
California
Chicago
Caloratm
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Rhode Island
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Axl
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