Drag strip hopes meet safety fears on city streets
Light's Action Line discusses a proposed Simplified drag strip to remove racers from streets on TP 37 near W Military and Loop 410. An officer warns safety rules are essential to prevent fatalities as public transport and volunteer driving programs for handicapped residents are explored by community groups in San Antonio.
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Insurance cuts and car safety discounts in Texas
Texas motorists may see auto insurance rate cuts as discount programs expand in metropolitan areas. The 10 percent course discount for safety training could last three years, with eight cities hosting classes in September. Models like SAAB and Mercedes may qualify for higher discounts, while debates continue over Texas rate regulation.
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McGovern Campaign Faces Struggles In Critical States
McGovern trails in Michigan and faces labor resistance as he campaigns across the Midwest. Sargent Shriver says busing remains a court issue, while Michigan Democrats and unions doubt a Nixon loss and predict a Republican win in the state. McGovern continues a cross country push through Washington Oregon and California before a final swing across the nation.
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Nixon-Tanaka summit highlights cautious trade ties
President Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka in Hawaii stress a cooperative Pacific peace plan. Kissinger notes a new tone in Tokyo relations and rejects any move that would complicate Taiwan defense. Talks touch on a potential emergency U.S. goods purchases to offset trade imbalance.
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Bond Set In Drug Case For Prince Edward Simms
Prince Edward Simms, 22, of 2019 Nebraska, held on 10000 bond after heroin possession charges. Police say an officer saw him place a matchbox behind a wall at Del Rio and Gracia, yielding 13 foil packets of heroin.
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Father Held In Tot Death Torture Suspect in Cincinnati
John McGrath, 25, of Norwood, was charged with murder in the death of his eight week old son. Police said the infant showed cigarette burns and throat choke marks with possible broken bones and bruises. McGrath remained jailed in lieu of $1,000 bond.
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Flood paints at meet in Wilkes-Barre on bridge plan
Rep Daniel Flood 99 fainted and was hospitalized for exhaustion after a Luzerne County Commission meeting. He spoke about building a new Susquehanna River bridge following Tropical Storm Agnes flood damage that carried away the old span.
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