No fault auto insurance bills in 28 states face doubtful fate
Washington reports that 28 state legislatures have introduced no fault auto insurance bills this year, but few may pass. Massachusetts already has a no fault law, with debates continuing in California and Michigan. Proponents urge lower claims costs and universal coverage, while federal action options shift between state-led reform and a nationwide mandate.
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Robert H. Joost
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National Association of Independent Insurers
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
Philip A. Hart
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Brown case lacks arson evidence
The chief prosecutor in an arson case against missing Black militants in Cambridge, Maryland, says he has no direct evidence that Brown set any fires during the 1967 riots. Prosecutor Yates testified that arson charges could stand on witness testimony and broader case theory, while defense counsel pressed for safeguards and FBI support.
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Nader forms Aviation Consumer Action Project
Ralph Nader announced a new consumer group to aid airline passengers. He expects about 50,000 backers by year end and has begun distributing thousands of circulars at major airports. He cites passenger letters about delays safety and scheduling issues.
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