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Putting the boot in Red Light district

14th November 1981
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RED-FACED with embarrassment and chagrin, an Osram-GEC commercial representative was prosected for having only one working brake light on a car with a boot full of spare car-bulb kits. Leicester magistrates seemed to think it was bad luck and dismissed the case.

Osram-GEC says that more than 123,000 vehicle bulbs fail every day, mostly during journeys, which should give the ambitious policeman plenty of scope for advancement.

MYSTERY surrounds an accident in Derbyshire, in which a 32-ton lorry overturned and nearly 5,000 chickens escaped from it. One theory is that the vehicle went out of control when, just for a lark, all the birds jumped off their perches at the same time.

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