Bike Regulations For Youths Urged To Make Future Drivers Safety Conscious
Thousands of youths ride bicycles each year and the number of young cyclists exceeds 9 million. Without protective measures, more than 25,000 cycling youngsters are expected to be killed or injured next year. The piece blames parents, teachers, motorists, city officials, and cyclists, urging legislation and education to curb accidents.
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America
Bicycle Riders and the Law Reform in Cities
An editorial advocates strict bicycle regulation to curb dangerous rider behavior. It urges registration and licensing, police powers to impound and suspend licenses, and the creation of bicycle courts to enforce traffic laws. It notes motorists deprive cyclists of rights and promotes urban ordinances as enforcement.
Public safety urged for bicycle program to cut accidents
The article argues for a bicycle safety program as essential for reducing injuries. It notes parental and civic support, and stresses teaching fledgling cyclists good habits to become safer drivers in adulthood. It warns that today's reckless rider risks tomorrow's casualty.
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GOP Accused of Out Dealing New Dealers
Sen. Alexander Wiley accuses Republicans on the Senate appropriations committee of backing a river and harbor bill totaling 708 million dollars. He says the measure would plunge the government deeper into debt, calls for returning it to committee, and argues it funds non essential, non productive projects beyond House and prior levels.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wiley
House
Senate
Sequential projects face potential deferral says official
An official notes that sequential projects may be postponed, highlighting budget pressures and strategic prioritization as key factors influencing scheduling decisions. The statement underscores concern over timelines and resource allocation across initiatives.
Uncle Cuts In On Gyp Game In New Orleans
Federal appeals court upholds tax charge against James A. Akers for failing to pay 2512.86 on swindling a Texas woman out of 272000. Akers avoided criminal case on statute limits but must serve jail time and pay taxes. Court timeline references 1948 Denison Texas and Grayson County notices with docket No 56434.
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Fifth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James A. Akers
Texas
Akers
Dora Roberts
Howard County
Ing
Miller
Denison
Grayson County
State of
Annie Wright Mixson
Notice to unknown heirs in Texas citation case
The State of Texas issues citation to unknown heirs and legal representatives of multiple deceased individuals including W J Johnson Alice Johnson Ellen Johnson Guthrie Johnson Ely Goings Alberta Goings and their unknown heirs or representatives. The notice directs appearance or response as required by law.
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District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Annie Wright Mixson
Et Air
W. J. Johnson
Et al
State of
Alice Johnson
Ellen Johnson
Guthrie Johnson
Ely
Alberta Goings
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