Arizona Law Clarifies Trailer Speed Limits for Prudent Driving
In cooperation with the State Bar of Arizona, a weekly legal column explains that a vehicle pulling a trailer must adhere to the reasonable and prudent speed standard. The code fixes speeds at 25 mph in business districts and 15 mph near schools, with daylight limits generally higher and night limits governed by reasonable and prudent speeds.
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Ohio Policeman Quick On Draw With Pencil
Columbus police artist Patrolman William M. Needles 30 draws fast and accurate criminal composites from witness descriptions. Since 1953 his sketches aided arrests including a quick capture two hours after a robbery. Needles, a Navy veteran, works with witnesses from dusk till 3 a.m. to perfect facial and clothing details.
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Man Who Loved Animals Survived Circus Life
Orphan Tex Clark ran away at 18 and joined a circus after years of hardship. An elephant offered quiet comfort amid beatings, as a reporter recalls the enduring bond between trainer and animal. September Reader's Digest features this condensed true story from Kansas City and beyond.
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