No fault car insurance hearings advance in Congress
Washington AP reports Senate Commerce Committee hearings begin on a federal no fault auto insurance bill. Supporters led by Chairman Magnuson cite a federal study showing no fault improves compensation speed and completeness while reducing court burdens. Opponents, including the American Bar Association, warn it fails to lower premiums and cautions federal overreach into state systems. The proposal would set minimum standards, guarantee emergency and medical coverage up to 100000, and pay for wage losses deaths and funeral costs.
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Nazis may march in Skokie minus swastikas
Illinois appellate panel allows a Nazi march in Skokie if participants drop swastikas citing fighting words that could provoke a serious response from Chicago area Jews. The ruling keeps in place a ban on Nazi uniforms as unconstitutional prior restraint under the First Amendment.
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Arrest ends Kent State protests at Blanket Hill
Kent State scene shifts from violent 1970 clash to peaceful dispersal as 1 demonstrator is removed and arrested. May Fourth Coalition vows more rallies while protesters debate reoccupying the hill. John Coble recalls Kent State shootings and decries government force.
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Small cars priced too high spark UAW critique
DETROIT AP American aid makers could compete at lower margins, says United Auto Workers leader Douglas Fraser. He argues General Motors should produce well engineered small cars priced to beat imports like the Chevette, noting U.S. automakers earned high profits while facing a strong Japanese price edge. Imports held a record share as subcompact sales rose, with Japanese imports cited for a price advantage over U.S. builds.
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Sucks Bare Grill Offers Crabs and Fashion Show Ad
A local ad announces Sucks Bare Grill offering hard shell crabs for 3 dollars and a fashion show on Thursday featuring styles by J C Penney at Venice Dining Room. The phone contact listed is 739 9604.
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Rockwood resettles amid bromine spill danger
Evacuation completed for about 1,900 Rockwood residents after a tanker crash released liquid bromine. Officials warn of lethal vapor danger with wind shifts, as Dow Emergency crews move the remaining cargo to a remote site near Rockwood Airport for pumping out.
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Vandals Kill Rare Flamingos at Pittsburgh Zoo
vandals destroyed habitat at Pittsburgh Zoo killing rare flamingos and injuring other wildlife with bricks and debris. Six trespassers were found on zoo grounds. authorities promise full prosecution.
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