Pena seeks new levels of safety

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Transportation Sec. Federico Pena wants to achieve zero crashes in aviation and to reduce the fatality rate in traffic collisions as part of his campaign to improve transportation safety. The Dept. of Transportation has met with various aviation interests to look for ways to improve aviation safety. It is also emphasizing random alcohol testing as a way to reduce traffic accidents. Pena firmly supports plans for an intelligent-vehicle highway system, but opposes the Clinton administration's proposal to spin off the Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic control into a quasi-government agency.

Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs, Gnl Transport Safety Regulatn, Interview, Transportation policy, Safety regulations, United States. Department of Transportation, Pena, Federico

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Taking safety to new heights

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The National Safety Council's program for the 91st Annual Congress & Expo in Chicago in September 2003 and the profiles of the keynote speakers at the expo are presented.

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Build safety into home improvement plans

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The proper use of home improvement equipment can help prevent injuries. Methods for using the tools safely at home are explained.

Residential Building Construction, General services, Facilities & equipment, Housing Additions & Alterations, Methods, Usage, Safety and security measures, Equipment and supplies, Dwellings, Tools, Home remodeling, Safety

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