From: Convoy Magazine (convoymagazine@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Dec 22 2005 - 10:47:01 PST
--- Dave J <sd0044@gwtc.net> wrote:
> From "News of the Force", page 2, 12/22/05
>
http://hometown.aol.com/newsoftheforce/myhomepage/military.html
>
Hate to see accidents like this, and although not
military, it was a classic plane .. what a shame
meanwhile, non-MV- sorry but...
From that same website,-- Big Brother? Question: how
much "security" is too much? Where does it stop?
STORY BELOW
Britain to record all vehicle movement
LONDON, Dec. 22 (UPI) --
Beginning next year, every vehicle traveling on
British roads will be recorded around the clock by
cameras with the information stored for law
enforcement use.
The network will incorporate thousands of existing
video cameras that are being converted to read license
plates automatically on all highways and main roads,
as well as towns, cities, ports and gas stations.
By next March, a central database installed alongside
the Police National Computer in north London, will
store the details of 35 million license plate "reads"
per day along with the time, date and precise
location, The Independent reported Thursday.
More than 50 local authorities have signed agreements
to allow the police to convert thousands of existing
traffic cameras so they can read license plates
automatically.
In addition to cross-checking each license against
stolen and suspect vehicles held on the Police
National Computer, the national data center will check
whether each vehicle is licensed, insured and has a
valid safety certificate.
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> NTSB finds beam cracked in crashed plane
>
> A 1940s-era seaplane that lost a wing during
> take-off and crashed within
> sight of Miami Beach, Fla., killing all 20 people
> aboard, had undetected
> cracks in its air frame that apparently caused the
> aircraft to break up,
> federal investigators said yesterday.
> After the discovery was disclosed, Chalk's Ocean
> Airways voluntarily
> grounded its fleet of four planes for inspection.
> All four planes are the
> same model as the one that crashed.
> The cracks were found in the main support beam
> of a wing that fell off
> the seaplane shortly after it took off for the
> Bahamas on Monday.
>
>
> Dave J
> sd0044@gwtc.net
>
>
>
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