Poll finds progress toward equality amid persistent racism
A national AP poll of 1,223 adults shows 75 percent see race relations improving since 1960s, yet 55 percent believe American society remains racist. Whites 53 percent agree, blacks 6 percent, with broad concern across education and income groups.
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Larger cars show lower collision claim rates study says
An insurance study of 60 new 1988 models found larger cars such as vans and large sedans tend to have fewer collision claims and lower repair costs. The average claim was 31,921 with 11.1 claims per 100 insured. exceptions include the Astro Van and DeVille showing notably different loss patterns.
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Relative claim frequencies and repair costs for 1986 cars
Washington AP reports figures from the Highway Loss Data Institute on how 1986 model cars compare to the average in claim frequency and repair costs. The data uses 100 as the baseline and translates percentages into relative values for each vehicle.
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Highway Loss Data Institute
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