Heavy car phone use linked to higher crash risk study finds
A study by SUNY Buffalo researchers links prolonged cellular calls to a greater likelihood of accidents, noting drivers on the phone lose concentration and drift below speed limits. The findings, though not proving causation, suggest a statistical relationship and call for more study amid industry skepticism.
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John Violand
Rochester Institute of Technology
Florida Highway Patrol
American Automobile Association
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
National
Critics blast mining reform proposal amid 1872 Act debate
Washington critics led by Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt argue the GOP budget plan offers only sham changes to the 1872 Mining Act. They say it preserves loopholes and yields less than $1 million yearly to the Treasury while allowing hundreds of billions in mineral potential to be exploited with minimal land costs. Supporters cite royalty and surface-value reforms as meaningful steps toward curb. The dispute mirrors wider fights in the budget clash between the White House and Congress over energy and land policy.
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Washington
Bruce Babbitt
White House
Congress
Jack Gerard
Gerard
Minerals Resources Alliance
Babbitt
GOP
U.S. Treasury
Congressional Budget Office
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Philip Hocker
Minerals Policy Center
Minnesota bans Crazy Horse beer label
Minnesota officials moved to ban Crazy Horse malt liquor amid objections from American Indian groups and the estate of Crazy Horse. The Public Safety commissioner issued the order after a judge recommended revoking the label registration. Heileman and Hornell Brewing faced a broader statewide prohibition already delayed by appeals.
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SP. Paul
Washington
Nebraska
Jordan
Crazy Horse
Tasunke Witko
Fort Robinson
Neb
Seth Big Crow Sr
Rosebud, M.D
Big Crow
Minnnesota
Heiseman Brewing
Hunters donate deer to charity in Wisconsin program
Wisconsin hunters push back against anti hunting views by funding Sportsmen Against Hunger which aims to donate venison to the Salvation Army. Safari Club International leaders in Wisconsin describe the effort as showing hunters’ care for others while feeding the hungry.
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Wisconsin
Salvation Army
Charmaine Wargolet
Milwaukee
Safari Club International
Texas
Ohio
Colorado
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Tom Blank
Gyar Pets
US Fa
Hildy Nelson
Alliance For Animals
Madison
America
U.S
Nelson
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Brandon White
Milton-Freewater
A la Bradbony
Lauderdale Sentinel
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Drew Rosenhaus
Ocean Drive
Miami Beach
Miami Dolphins
Pete Stoyanovich
Rosenhaus
Evernhaus
Mike Houghton
Cellular Phone Industry Association
Lucy Unsworth
Gold Coast
South
Florida
Arizona
Asarco Inc
Clinton
Asarco
Elyria
Minnesota
Heileman and Hornell Brewing
New York City
Wargolet
Jerri Ternes
Jerri
Brandau
Gemological Institute of America
Hte Brandau Jewelers
Broad Street
United Way
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