Kids safer in seat belts than mom's arms study
Washington UPI report from May 7 1979 states that a child held by an adult has less chance to survive a crash than a restrained child in a car seat. The Institute for Highway Safety urges infant carriers child restraints and proper seating while warning against using an adult belt for a child or placing kids in front seats or cargo areas.
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Fiedler to remain in hospital after concert fainting
Boston Pops conductor Arthur Fiedler, 84, stayed at Tufts New England Medical Center for at least two or three days to recover from a fainting spell after a concert. He was reported in satisfactory condition, alert and stable, about 24 hours later following the incident at Symphony Hall in Boston.
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Cincinnati grapples with fourth police officer killed in 10 months
In Cincinnati a fourth line of duty death this year shocks the city. Officer Melvin Henze was shot as he chased a suspect, raising concerns over safety measures. Councillors hear demands from police wives for protective equipment and two man patrols, while safety officials note resignations have spiked since March.
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Ohio Senate to vote on school foundation formula plan
The Ohio Senate faces a Tuesday vote on a two year school foundation formula that would allocate about 3.5 billion for primary and secondary education up from the current budget. A key provision allows districts in financial trouble to levy up to 1 percent income tax with voter repeal option. Support earlier stood at a bare majority with 17 or 18 senators.
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