Two Year Speeding Penalty Wins Approval
Princeton New Jersey report on revoking licenses for two years for drivers who speed 70 mph or faster. New York Poll survey shows broad support among auto owners and drivers for the penalty to curb accidents. Opposition argues the two year revoke is too harsh and could affect employment.
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New York State
State of
New York
New York Poll Sees Broad Support for Revoking Licenses
A statewide survey reported by The Record Newspapers shows 67 percent of car drivers and 68.5 percent of car owners approve revoking licenses for two years for speeding 70 mph or faster. Disapproval hovers around 31 percent among drivers and 29 percent among owners, with broad support across age, gender, occupation, and location.
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New York State
Record
New York
Community notices and events fill Bainbridge and surrounding towns
Local happenings include Richard Boprat training in Bainbridge and Richard Pietro joining evening classes at RPI in Troy. Church schedules, fundraisers, and group meetings fill the week with dances in Odd Fellows Hall, fashion shows in St. Pauls basement, and a food sale at Howard Tate’s service station.
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Richard Boprat
Bainbridge, Md
Volunteer Fire Company
Richard Pietro
RPI
Troy
Howard Tate
Lutheran Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Gaylord Campbell
Butterfly Blue Birds
Len Moore
Joseph Weiss
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Thelma Tomlinson
Robert Fleischer
Pes Mason
the Mason
Five Star home of the month in October
The advertisement promotes an outstanding house buy of the year featuring three bedrooms dining and living room kitchen and utility room patio and carport for less than $15 000. It touts Better Homes and Gardens October issue as the source and urges pickup where magazines are sold.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Annual Dinner Of Teachers Tonight
The Troy Teachers Association holds its annual dinner at 6 30 p m at the Troy Country Club with Dudley P Van Arnum and W Kenneth Dolye among the guests. Marion Dunn will be toastmaster and Lois Patrie presides as association president with decorations by Marie Dick.
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Troy Teachers Association
Troy Country Club
Dudley P. van Arnum
Troy
van Arnum
W. Kenneth Dolye
Association
Marie Dick
John Kelly
Evangeline Eaton
Franklin
Helen Guenther
Estell Novick
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