Patiol Urging
* Seat Belt Use
RALEIGH — The Highway Pa*
trol is responding to a request bjr
the Public Health Service to en
courage motorists to use their
seat belts.
“Beginning July 1, the Patrol
will include in their reports to
news media information about
whether an accident victim was
wearing a seat belt. These re
ports will become a permanent
part of accident investigation,'’
Colonel Charles A. Speed, Patrol
Commander, said.
Dr. Richard E. Marland, Chief
of the Injury Control Program
with the Public Health Service,
has asked North Carolina Troop
ers to join other state enforce
ment agencies across the nation
in providing seat belt data to the
press.
The news media reports on
accidents are a direct point of
contact with the general public,”
Dr. Marland said. “If these re
ports tell whether seat belts are
used in covering a specific acci
dent, it will emphasize, by ex
ample, their importance”.
Colonel Speed said Troopers
have usually included that in
formation when reporting to news
media in the past. “But begin
ning July 1, such information will
be a regular part of all accident
investigation reports,” he added.
Speed said the Patrol has al
ways had excellent cooperation
from news media in North Caro
lina with projects such as this.
“We are certain that news me
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Bonds Sales
Climb High
U. S. Savings Bond sales con
tinued their upward trend in
North Carolina during the month
of May. Sales totaling $4,859,672
were up. almost 5 percent over
May of last year and were the
largest sales recorded for May
since 1947.
Cumulative Savings Bond sales
for January » May totaled $26,
341,145, which is over 13 percent
above sales for the same period
of 1966. E Bond sales were up al
most 13 percent and H Bond sales
were up more than 28 percent
over January - May sales of last
year. This is 37.4 percent of
North Carolina’s 1967 dollar quo
ta of $70,400,000.
Bond sales in Cleveland Coun
ty, according to Mr. George Blan
ton, Jr., Cleveland County Volun
teer Chairman, were $37,372 in
May. Cumulative sales for the
year amounted to $233,249, which
is 39.3 percent of the county’s
quota of $593,613.
dia reports on accidents can help
emphasize the importance of us
ing seat belts when they include
the information we supply them
in their stories,” Colonel Speed
said.
The Public Health Service al
ready has embarked on a cam
paign to acquaint the nation’s
news media with the importance
of including seat belt data in
their stbries on accidents.
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