Show -- jCIC71 Pca 7 AAA Program Highway drunks: new cure-a- ll By Ralph Nadar Associated Press Alcohol is an enormous problem in highway safety We know that alcohol was a factor in roughly half of the 54tC9 highway deaths in 1970 AAA has launched major program which we hope wU have some effect in coun-terfcg the tragic consequences of drinking and driving The program combines rehabilitation efforts with punitive measures for persons arrested on driving while intoxicated DWI charges The magnitude of the DWI t by Ride Mitz i euiJ nciSdrilJ tte ellxgas warCrergh Sdrzsts c:2:“i lmta O s czitj b a Czty caiar cf fcrgzr rar Community Sciences and Creative dilemma Tbs Fkilmcpky J Kirzs as wall as j all - ) - Cntnt :3 log from ut cc?-o- society isn't woloome here There must be a cf social rcspcziCtllity — fz3 walls rttevcnce — in every ares Let's tbs jli czauadzj tegser fcziU an institution that says the lisolsumed Lxlr r r net pclbsts this university with things that lack moaning" Jtzcait r 1 Cl:r cTtrrity cC2rd aad i -- ' 1! 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No L sin SALT LAKE CITY AP — Gov Calvin - Rampton predicted taxes will not be Friday that state 1972-7- 3 fiscal year raised in the news con- a told Rampton ference that he has gained '“a All it’s think says-’Tec- ple farily clear picture of state hearings going to be there when they! revenue” from budget comb‘CUt it’s not just- going to he held this week with heads of state departments and agencies come up to your doorstep V “I can say with reasonable bull” Iler father agrees imcertainty that there’s no need for Ttirgs take a white tosaid a tax increase on the state level” plement fully” Weidner "There i fco- - sach thing asa he said The budget for the 1972-7- 3 fiscal perfect fczno izetitation And I begins next July will bege we csvcr ba ve oae because year which$570 d million that means' we’ve stopped be around the from come of which will Cowing and changing” federal government Rampton ” UWOD - is growing and said “It’s not an affluent budget charging Dut it isn’t a perfect he said “It’s a reasonable fczztza Jnstitzticu It’s got its budget a bit on the tight side” has also is Cut prlthks 1 which frsr b pc: hxVe It’s stltuczs get potential cbrr?tzt core Uxpcrtxnt WiriB- MircraVJbi - one-thir- crr b c! fondsy At the ezi cf tbs dxy I hepped izto a ycZrxci YcTcw Cab tad trej ca ny way home I though CLACK CUICS ) v Q 1 !“y l tzow much about it” "Cut a coCoge is I:?’’ cr!!r3 In’t CzZ ClD 1 ft dork I tjeroe — c c? troll “'l!m combg from 1?4 tUZTZj ? to iityeeiwhsiww 'Ycswat wn $250 Ccsltbtdos Vribcr Cnhch V '7 Er“! 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Or the hundreds of bicyclists or the 2300 motorcyclists or the 1500 killed at railroad crossings They Frankly" says chancellor Freak Weiner “we've tried to tpin drripgr — Xzlx- s- in blood-alcoh- ol — stan- - Cm tie dsrdi crcrs —7 it 1—kst- J5-l!b- fv community and involvement illustrated liquor and drugs-wit- h drivers having a ca old standby accounting and phys ed Cut this university ties them v cr!J tbs Groan ‘'73"“It’sJzrtUbs any 1 of Leisure com-muzioati- is examples like this: A head-o- n collision at 79 miles per hour recently resulted in the deaths of nine young people Evidence showed die presence of both ezr ca fcggziozt stbdy programs that bsiMhtg I include c£a - the environmental “nemyriems Analysis Uhsl X within rzZzl la :Cj vcUrte cf - V There are disciplines IKrpteU? are all a part of the 55CC0 annual death toll-an- d their numbers will not be reduced by mandating more expensive gadgets on cars AAA is attempting to help in all of these problem areas - driver improvement pedestrian safety better roads effective alcohol countermeasures and safer cars But as long as people believe the problems can be solved in Detroit with hardware the grim statistics of highway crashes are unlikely to show a meaningful improvement And that should worry us all S r 90 1 01 n s" ct |