Record rise in highway work zone fatalities in 1999
The AP reports a record 872 people died in road work zones in 1999, mostly motorists speeding through construction sites, as federal highway spending climbs from 49 to 58 billion dollars. Officials warn that frustration and faster traffic raise crash risk, with signs and police presence aiming to improve compliance.
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Platinum Gas Saver boosts fuel mileage claim in ad
Federal Consumer Protection endorses the 22 percent fuel economy gain from the Platinum Gas Saver by National Fuelsaver Corp of Boston. The device plugs into a vacuum line, adds platinum to the air fuel mix, and claims increased combustion inside the engine. Government testing reportedly shows greater savings than the claimed 22 percent.
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Federal Consumer Protection
Boston National Fuelsaver Corp
Boston
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