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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1974

Page

5

Drivers dislike ignition interlock system in cars study

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety finds 29 percent of drivers in a survey of 174 model cars rate the ignition interlock as one of their least liked features. The group notes earlier surveys show up to 40 percent of 1974 models could be bypassed and lawmakers consider allowing removal of installed devices.

Detroit Insurance Institute For Highway Safety Senate

Ford urges energy conservation and inflation curb

President Ford asked governors, mayors, and county officials to conserve energy by enforcing the 55 mph speed limit and to cut inflation by eliminating outmoded production rules. He endorsed a 10 point plan from a Citizens Action Committee and urged local action groups. He sent telegrams to 34 governors, 150 mayors, and 30 county executives.

Washington UPL Ford White House Citizens” Action Committee Lncal Citizens’ Committee Paceairens Raneaae Reo

More Security With FALSE TEETH Afraid Dentures May Slip

A denture adhesive promises firmer, longer hold to prevent embarrassment from dentures slipping. FASTEETH Powder is advertised to keep dentures secure and comfortable, urging regular dental visits and use of adhesive for improved confidence.

Ania

Greenspan rejects label of recession

Washington AP Greenspan, head of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers, says he would not call the current downturn a recession as employment hits a high. He predicts dull growth through this year and into next spring, sees no need for wage and price controls, and notes surcharges to curb inflation.

Washington Alan Greenspan Ford Federal Reserve Board Arthur Burns Greenspan Council of Economic Advisers Burns

Saxbe Forms Advisory Panel On Phony IDs

Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe announced a new Advisory Committee on False Identification to combat phony driver’s licenses social security cards birth certificates and other documents used to fool authorities. The panel will coordinate state and local resources to curb frauds and prevent criminals from evading detection.

Saxbe Social Securit

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