Driver uses TV stunt to halt runaway car on I 75
Edgewood Kentucky salesman Arthur Nalmer recalled a TV trick to stop a runaway 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit in front of a 1979 Monte Carlo driven by Charles Snowdy of Lexington. Nalmer braked both cars, avoided a pileup, and Snowdy survived with broken ribs. Nalmer credited providence and remained shaken by the ordeal.
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School prayer debate dismissed as distraction by Ohio official
In Columbus Celeste criticizes President Reagan's push for a school prayer amendment as a diversion from real education issues. He calls for focus on competency tests for students and teachers, career incentives to retain teachers, and funding performance, while noting the president will address the National Association of Evangelicals. Reagan plans to speak in Columbus ahead of meetings.
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