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28 reer tnt September 3, 1966 TOLL 'Driver's Isolation May Spur Bad Driving Habits impossible to say how wnsich 'i By BOB MacKENZIE uae (CE)--Why does a} Kur busy street lean impatiently his horn when he gets be- hind the wheel of his car and finds her driving slowly in the middie of the road ahead of him? , The National Research Coun- , average pedestrian who ee an old woman across viewing North American and uropean research into traffic dents. Alcohol as well as attitudes are keys to the mounting ac- cident toll, the reports say. But they add that a lack of exten- sive research into traffic acci- dents Jeaves too little reliable information for definite conclu- sions to be drawn. "The reduction in motor skills any single factor is responsible for accidents. The reports say there is no evident, practical way to re- duce accidents caused by drink- ing unless strong enforcement procedures are carried out on a large scale, and this would af- fect 'adversely the liberties of many innocent persons." "The problem of the alco- CANADIAN STARS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS @ Lovely assortment of realistic-looking, colourful ee flowers, @ Choice of 48 different varieties. ; @ They odd @ decorative touch to any decor, SPECIAL, ca EATON'S MALL L 0-1 252 wane SAVine nicTED ates * Aros cy ° "is substance which state a dust cling until you shake it out. @ With on eosy-grip handle for ease in 1. aoe @ Reg. 2.98. 1.49 SPECIAL, each ..... IRONING BOARD PAD 's motor vehicle accident consumption of al-|holic, as distinct from the social group says the yong nog § pales to ve fairly uni-|drinker, is one for society as a is isolation from normal com~j/,.. for all but the occasional|whole, and it would seem to munication and social contact.|inkers, for whom it is exag-|need a more fundamental solu- it may be a leading cause of/ sted.' Also it is known that|tion than that of stopping driv- traffic accidents. the effect of alcohol on socialjers for breath analysis tests." Auto accidents are more &/pehavior varies widely with dif-| Even so, the statistics that Canadian-born actor Wil- liam Shatner stars in a new television series which will be introduced this fall. Shat- ner plays the commander of a spaceship of the future in an hour-long science fiction AND COVER @ Heavy-duty treated cover and © thick, foam pad. @ Made to fit a stondord size ironing boord, @ Reg. 2.50, social problem than one of poorly-trained drivers or unsafe cars, the five-man. study group gays in a series of reports re- ferent individuals." NEED RESEARCH But lack of research makes it Police Plan Secret Meeting, 'On Intelligen VANCOUVER (CP) -- Police chiefs from across Canada will|local radio commentator Jack gather here next week for the three-day Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police 6ist annual conference. The conference opens Tues- Way with welcoming addresses|of Christ Church in Vancouver, by Vancouver Mayor William|and Chief Superintendent G. R. Rathie and Police Chief Ralph|Engel of the RCMP in Vic- Booth. Association president, Chief James P. Mackey of the Tor- onto rg police department, will ®essions. The use of dogs in police work) 114 co-operation between police grill be discussed by Insp. F. (Bud) Errington of the Vancou- ver police department, and Sgt. John Nesbit 0 of the RCMP in Vancouver will talk about coun- terfeiting. Delegates will be guests Tues- day night at a dinner given by the municipalities of greater Vancouver. 'The conference will go into @losed sessions Wednesday while the chiefs discuss crimi- nal intelligence and information facilities across Canada. WIL, HEAD DISCUSSION The panel discussion will be headed by Chief Verdon Mitch- ell of Halifax, Part of the afternoon session ef committee reports. 'The second day will adjourn following a panel discassion on the public and the policeman, Reuther Asks Car Cost Probe WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sena- tor Warren G. Magnuson (Dem. Wash.), chief U.S. Senate spon- sor of automobile safety legis- lation, said Friday he sees no need for eongressional hearings Row on passenger car prices, United Auto Workers Presi- @ent Walter Reuther proposed|car's suspension. He said Can- 2 Senate inquiry, asserting the|tos was driving the Corvair industry is about to raise prices|when, about 35 miles north of and blame new safety features|San Fernando, it struck a cul- for the increases. Legislation awaiting Presi- dent Johnson's signature estab-|Claimed the car was travelling gee federal safety standards|8t @ high rate of speed. They new cars beginning with denied that the vehicle was 1968 models, but the industry) faulty. has said most of the features| gem involved will be standard éequip- mnt on 1967 models. | Magnuson, chairman of the| Senate commerce committee, | »| said he hopes there will be no} price increase, but if one comes, | the manufacturers should spell) out all the reasons «for At, \ Thursday morning and in the fore the|2fternoon Joseph Casper, as- ; topo bay roi g oe Ho sistant director of the U.S. de- ce Measures Moderator of the panel will be Webster. Panel members _in- clude Dr. Barnett Savery of the University of British Columbia's department of philosophy, Chief Mitchell, Dean Northcott Burke toria. The chiefs will hear the con- clusion of committee reports partment of justice in Washing- ton, D.C., will discuss liaison forces. The conference will. conclude! with installation of new officers | and selection of a site for next years meeting. | Woman Wins | Corvair Case . LOS ANGELES (AP)--A jury} returned a $66,000 judgment Friday against General Motors} and the Tom Carrell Co, for in-| juries sustained by and child riding in a 1960 Chev rolet Corvair. 'ae jury deliberated for) nearly two days before return-| Will be taken up with @ series ing a 9-to-3 verdict. Mrs. Rose-| a woman | are available show alcohol is involved in about 10 per cent of all accidents "and this figure |- rises to about 50 per cent for "| the serious and fatal acci- dents." Public appeals have little et. i fect, and the study group says | the entire problem needs ex- haustive research to discover a solution. DRIVER BLAMED Drivers who don't drink still are at fault for a large number of accidents and most of these), are due to the driver's "social behavior' of deciding what he wants his vehicle to do--not his mechanical task of making the vehicle do what he wants it to do. Driver education courses "seem to have little influence on the accident picture, in spite of their emotional and lay sup-| port," and driving instructors in some cities "are no more qual- ified than taxi drivers." The trouble with 'driver edu- cation courses is that "'proper steps to measure scientifically the worth of any such program| were not taken when it was set The study group, established under F. R, Thurston, director of NRC's national aeronautical establishment, does not rule out the possibility that improve- ments in driver education! jcourses could make the courses leffective. aw 3 of our. suggestions for) rther research is in this 'el, " the reports state. series called "Star-Trek." (CP PHOT! 0): REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF ELECTRIC SHAVERS & CLIPPERS Manufacturers Parts and Prices. TRADE IN ALLOWANCES ON OLD SHAVERS Electra Shaver Service & en 728-4284 39 PRINCE STREET OSHAWA mapen Has Your Food Dollar Lost It's Punch? 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