Update 4/14: One Cyclist Killed, Another Injured

[xkred27]

Harvey Hereford's (I wish to remember that name, as well as those of his
victims) blood alcohol level was 0.3--nearly 4 times the legal limit.

http://www.pressdemocrat.com/local/news/14bike_b3.html

Also in today's Press Democrat from columnist Chris Coursey, "Cyclists React
to Death with Grief, Defiance":

http://www.pressdemocrat.com/coursey/14chrisc_b1.html

On another note, for those who live in the area, there will be a "Ride of
Silence" May 19 in Santa Rosa "in honor of cyclists killed or injured on the
roads." Details here:

http://norcalcycling.com/stores/index.shtml#newsitem1081881008,30749

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Peter

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[Hunrobe]

>"xkred27" [email protected]

wrote in part:

>Harvey Hereford's (I wish to remember that name, as well as those of his
>victims) blood alcohol level was 0.3--nearly 4 times the legal limit.
>

Forget about "legal limits". Those vary between jurisdictions. Walk- if you
can- into any emergency room in the US for any kind of treatment and a 0.30%
BAC will get you admitted for observation. Just FYI.

Regards,
Bob Hunt