Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 08, 1992, Page 12, Image 12

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    Chain-reaction collision results in 30 injuries
ANN ARBOR. Mich (AP) — More than
SO cars plied up Wednesday In throe chain
reaction collisions on a foggy highway
Thirty people worn Injured, throe of thorn
seriously, uuthorltlos said.
Northbound U S. 23 was cloaod until lain
aftnrnoon by two accidents ono mile apart
near a city located 35 miles west of Detroit.
A third plleup snorlod southbound lanes
Drivers woro able to soo only al>out 20
foot In front of thorn because of the fog. said
Washtnnuw County Shorlff Sgt James
West rick.
"I hoard It before I saw anything, sudden
ly these people were right In front of me."
said motorist Susan Duvoy.
She said she drovo her car off the rood
safely. then got out and ran.
"il was )usl cars hilling and hilling." shn
said, "il sounded like il would never end "
Ann Arbor Transportation Authority sent
two buses to lake the uninjured people to
the sheriffs department Lt- Richard Tyler
said the majority of tars wore completely
wrecked
"I've heard everybody'* supposed to get
in one accident In their life," said lirlc Q>1
lar, an luistorn Michigan University student
"But I never ex pet: ted it to be in anything
like this."
Accidents like Wednesday's could bo
avoidud if motorists wore given bolter train
ing on how to drive in fog, the National
‘It was Just cars hitting
and hitting. It sounded like
It would never end.’
— Susan Davey,
witnessed accident
Transportation Safety Board said recently.
The hoard issued a report on u 99-vehicle
pileup in Tennessee that killed 12 people
and injured 42.
The board said <>.804 people were klllod
in accidents on foggy highways from 1982
to 1991
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Water fight
headed by
Californian
WASHINGTON (AP) —
The Senate cleared the way
Wednesday for oxpectod ap
proval of major changes in
(California walor policy that
could shift scarce federally
controlled water from agri
culture to fish and wildlife
protection.
The bill had been stalled
on the Senate floor for two
days as Sen. John Seymour.
R-Calif., carriod out his
threat to use whatever delay
ing action is available to
block it.
But a compromise worked
out with Seymour set the
stage for a final vote on the
bill Thursday. The legisla
tion. which allocates federal
water In 17 western statos
and provides Si)22 million
for completion of u massive
Utah water project, has al
ready been approved by the
Houso.
Seymour said thnt under
Senate rules he had no other
means available to prevent u
vole, and that he expected
the bill's approval.
Seymour had brought Sen
ate business to a halt on
Tuesday demanding that the
entire :)96-page bill be read,
and on Wednesday he de
bated for nearly six hours a
substitute bill that would as
sure that farmers were not
deprived of water from the
Central Vulley Project in
California.
With most senators absent,
the Senate planned to ap
prove Seymour's bill by
voice vote later Wednesday
night, knowing it would go
nowhere because the House
already has left town.
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