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To: russet who wrote (59489)10/6/2000 2:32:05 PM
From: long-gone  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116762
 
I posted this to another thread, but want to guess at the effect on our service economy?
Many in MADD admit this is only"the next step"!
MADD Applauds Congress’ Passage of .08 Drunk Driving Limit
For immediate release:
October 4, 2000

Contact Information:
Tresa Hardt
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
511 E. John Carpenter Frwy., Suite 700
Irving , TX 75062
Phone: 214-744-6233, ext. 245

WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 3, 2000) – Taking a strong stand against drunk driving, Congress today voted to pass a new national drunk driving limit of .08 percent blood alcohol content (BAC) with the strong support of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and other leading highway safety, health, medical, law enforcement, and insurance groups. The provision was enacted by the Senate-House conferees, with the strong backing of President Clinton, as part of the Federal Transportation Appropriations legislation. The bill is expected to go the Senate and House floor for final passage later this week. The legislation requires the states to pass .08 “per se intoxication” laws or lose a portion of their annual federal highway funding. ...
www3.madd.org
Direct death? Spirits - all alcoholic beverage:
STZ , BUD, RKY, ABV, MOND, BERW, GPMCF,RH, SAM, HOOK, HINKY
Indirect Kill? - or at least hurt? Gaming?
HOW, LACO, SLOT,HET,STN,ISLE,CNTY,
third layer - pain? - Selected restaurants
RYAN, RI, EAT, APPB, DRI, OSI, DAB,STAR,LNY



To: russet who wrote (59489)10/6/2000 3:03:20 PM
From: PAUL ROBERTSON  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 116762
 
the XAU charts look so bad......but on another note the S&P charts do not look any better, the AG easing machine is going to start to keep me awake at night. The noise is beginning to become unbearable. No, i do not think that they will be running to bonds this time around. Gold and silver be it. i smell a wee bit of hyperinflation coming down the pike. Gore very well may not make the NOV deadline. What amazing financial times we live in.

Paul