The Dodd Mitchell case features political hands in law
Washington insiders allege that Senator Dodd and Attorney General Mitchell colluded to shield Dodd from tax and corruption charges. The Senate ethics panel referred cases to the Justice Department, which ultimately dropped prosecutions for political reasons.
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Hangover timetable shows alcohol clearance hours
UPI reports a New Year hangover timetable estimating that a 160 pound man clears about 0.4 ounces of ethyl alcohol per hour. It lists alcohol contents for whiskeys rums gins beer and notes a 20 ounce Scotch binge could require about 22 hours to dry out, with full recovery by 7 p.m. on New Year’s Day.
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Does an alcoholic have a right to a driver's license
Washington UPI dispatch notes highway safety experts view alcoholics as sick but dangerous drivers. The piece cites 1969 alcohol involvement in 25,000 fatalities and 800,000 injuries, and explains varying state blood alcohol standards. It discusses 10 percent federal limit proposals, 15 percent state standards, and the risks posed by alcohol in traffic.
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