Word: traffice
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...plans, both put forward by councillors, came from this meeting. John J. Foley proposed that traffic be made one-way on all city streets under 30 feet wide (later changed to 40 feet) and that over-night parking be permitted on one side of these streets. This plan subsequently was referred by the council to the city Planning Board...
...resolution passed in the Council on October 15, Sullivan asked the city Traffic Board to make a survey of the available parking spaces around these parks and playgrounds. This survey was to be reported back to the Council as soon as possible...
...police of suburban Yonkers, N.Y. (pop. 152,533) normally hand out an average of 82 traffic tickets a day. But last week, before the election, the cops eased off until the daily total dropped to a soothing average of only 27. There was a reason: the cops were hoping that the townspeople would vote them $500-a-year salary increases. The voters turned them down. On the following day, things were different: Yonkers' policemen issued an all-time record of 458 traffic summonses. The next day they plastered Yonkers' cars with 525. The day after that, despite howls...
Randolph Churchill, who lost his parliamentary seat in Britain's general election, marked up another loss. For "failing to conform to a traffic sign," near Plymouth during his campaign, he was ordered to pay a fine...
...survey itself will include measurements of curb distances of streets under 40 feet in width, as well as areas around city-owned parks and commons. If the traffic board makes a favorable report on these locations the Council may take it under advisement and pass an ordinance to allow all-night parking on one side of these streets...