Ignition lock system in cars draws mixed reviews
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found 29 percent of drivers in 174 model cars dislike the ignition interlock, with 40 percent of 1974 model owners reportedly finding ways to bypass it. The study notes belt use was not linked to interlock dissatisfaction, while lawmakers consider allowing automakers to drop the device.
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Ford urges energy conservation and inflation fight
President Ford asks governors mayors and county officials to urge energy saving by enforcing the 55 mph limit and to cut inflation by removing outmoded rules on production and services. The call follows a Citizens Action Committee report proposing a 10 point program to be endorsed in Kansas City and spread via local voluntary groups.
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Denture Adhesive Promises Stronger, Longer Hold
An ad style note promotes FASTEETH Powder as a denture adhesive to improve fit and stability. It urges proper fit, regular dental visits, and less embarrassment through added security and confidence with dentures.
Greenspan rejects label of recession amid current slump
Washington AP Greenspan, head of the President's economic advisers, says the nation is not in a recession despite Burns and others calling it that. He notes unemployment at 5.8 percent and total employment near an all time high while predicting dull growth into next spring. He opposes wage price controls and does not see tax surcharges triggering a severe downturn.
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Saxbe forms advisory panel on phony identifications
Ohio Attorney General Willan Saxbe announced a new advisory committee to fight false identifications used by criminals. The panel will address fake social security numbers birth certificates and driver licenses used to bypass checks and enable frauds such as narcotics thefts and false papers.
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