Americans Drive Slower Yet Exceed Limit in Many States
An Associated Press survey shows drivers remain under the 55 mph limit but increasingly exceed it by 5 to 10 mph in many areas. States report rising speeding arrests and shifting fines while officials stress safety and fuel savings as patrols enforce the limit.
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Ralph Wood
State Highway Patrol
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Arthur A. Link
Georgia
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Highway Safety
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Mitchell and Haldeman to serve sentences in federal camps
Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell will serve his Watergate sentence at Maxwell Air Force Base camp in Alabama, a smaller, safer facility than Allenwood. Haldeman will serve at a federal camp near Lompoc, California, both under minimum security.
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Maxwell Air Force Base
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Ala
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Maxwell
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