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Crash was like a 'bomb exploding'
"The noise [the crash] made was so loud and it was a pretty horrific sight, he's so lucky he wasn't hurt," Mr Conder said. "If he had been going any faster we would have been dragging out a dead body. It was lucky he was wearing his seatbelt otherwise
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:04P
Florida Highway Patrol – click it or ticket
“Many traffic deaths can be prevented if more motorists simply buckle up,” Leeper said. “We will be out in full force to remind drivers and passengers to always fasten their safety belts.” During this mobilization, running between May 23rd and June 5th
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:04P
Local press: Children under the sun
Despite all these rules and our rejection of the phenomenon, we see children with skinny bodies, pale faces and feeble smiles everyday, selling things at traffic lights, popular markets and places for renewal of vehicle registration.
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:03P
BC launches lawsuits to recover health costs
(Jeff McIntosh/Associated Press) It started with an innocent walk across the street — George Kripner was hit by a vehicle driven by an alleged drunk driver, setting off a lawsuit that involves neither Kripner nor the man behind the wheel.
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:03P
The Tappan Zee Is Falling Down
The bridge spurred new houses and jobs, as officials had hoped. Rockland's population more than doubled between 1950 and 1968, from 90000 to 210000. Companies—Volkswagen, Xerox, the Geigy Chemical Corporation, and other major firms—took advantage of a
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:02P
The Tappan Zee Is Falling Down
The bridge spurred new houses and jobs, as officials had hoped. Rockland's population more than doubled between 1950 and 1968, from 90000 to 210000. Companies—Volkswagen, Xerox, the Geigy Chemical Corporation, and other major firms—took advantage of a
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:02P
Fleeing driver turned in by mother
A 16-year-old suspended driver who fled the scene of a Waikato car crash which left a teenager fighting for his life was turned in by his mother, say police. The crash was about 8.35pm on Saturday when the boy's hatchback and a station wagon collided
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:01P
Yemen leader again balks at leaving; tension grows
Others erected a big tent in one of Sanaa's main streets, blocking traffic and raising banners that read: "Don't go, don't sign!" Another armed crowd blocked the road in front of the presidential palace, chanting, "We will not permit the president's
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:01P
TV Justice Thrives on Fear
This week, it was announced that “America's Most Wanted,” hosted by John Walsh, the longest running perp walk in television history, would no longer be regularly broadcast on Fox. With the future of Mr. Walsh's hunt for bad guys uncertain
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:01P
Jose Guerena Evidence: Don't Buy Your Kids the Jess Malverde Bobblehead
Malverde tchotchkes can be found throughout Mexico and the Southwestern United States. While both English and Spanish media associate the Jess Malverde cult with narcotraficantes, Malverde's powers of intercession extend far beyond the drug trade.
Updated: 05/22/2011 06:00P
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