Governors and Mayors Respond to Ford 55 MPH Request
A nationwide AP survey shows governors and mayors largely plan no new actions to enforce the 55 mph limit despite Ford's telegrams. Most say manpower limits prevent more patrols, while some states raise tickets and others dismiss or warn speeders under old limits.
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Swiss voters reject plan to deport 540000 foreigners
In a decisive referendum, about 70 percent voted against a constitutional amendment proposed by a right wing group to cap foreigners at 500000 by 1 January 1978 and expel 540000 non-Swiss. The plan drew opposition from government and diverse groups citing economic and reputational harm.
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Mary Washington College to Undergo Discipline Over Red Liquid Incident
A Mary Washington College spokesman says students who tossed red liquid on a CIA recruiter during career day will be reprimanded. Warrants exist but not served. college action to be announced this week. The incident was linked to the September 11 Coalition opposing CIA involvement in Chile's 1973 coup.
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Leonardo da Vinci and Cortez in 1519 milestones
Leonardo da Vinci died in 1519 while Hernan Cortes intensified his expedition to conquer the Aztecs of Mexico. The year marks a turning point in Renaissance art and the Spanish conquest of Mesoamerica.
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