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Nader Urges Ex-Aide to Quit U S Traffic Safety Post
Washington AP Ralph Nader publicly urged former ally Joan Claybrook to resign as head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Claybrook refused to quit and defended her record while noting she promised to serve a four year term. Nader criticized her for resisting stronger auto safety programs and questioned leadership decisions on airbag timing.
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