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Car Window Deaths Anger Safety Groups
Advocates Say Technology Exists to Prevent Accidents
By Greg Schneider
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, June 24, 2004; Page A01
At least seven children have died nationwide in the past three months by getting strangled in automobile power windows, prompting safety advocates to charge the auto industry and the government with dragging their feet in making relatively simple changes to reduce the danger.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the federal agency responsible for monitoring auto safety, has no rules governing power window safety and no formal way of tracking such accidents despite examining the issue for several years. A spokesman said the agency plans to propose a rule requiring safer power windows in about a month, followed by a comment period and then a phase-in period for industry to comply.
Until the recent unexplained surge in deaths, power windows were thought to be responsible for only about two to four child deaths per year, a small fraction of the 43,220 people killed annually in U.S. traffic accidents.
But safety advocates say any such deaths are unnecessary because they are readily preventable. The problem is primarily with U.S.-made cars sold in the U.S. market, which traditionally have used "rocker" or toggle-style switches that can cause power windows to close inadvertently if someone leans on the switch.
Because some foreign governments have window safety requirements, most Asian- and European-brand vehicles use a type of switch that has to be pulled upward to raise the window, making it difficult for a child to trip it accidentally. Many foreign brands also offer bounce-back features that cause windows to lower automatically if they hit an obstacle, similar to the safety feature on garage-door openers. Such equipment is available on Volkswagens, for example, sold in the United States or abroad.
Most U.S.-brand cars sold in Europe also offer such features, but are just beginning to offer the equipment in the domestic market. Ford Motor Co., for example, offers the safer-style switches on all Jaguars and Volvos, most Mazdas, Lincoln Navigators and Aviators, and Ford Mustangs and Thunderbirds, a spokeswoman said.
"Once this was identified as a safety issue, automakers immediately began to phase out the rocker switches," said Eron Shosteck, spokesman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers. "But bear in mind with any safety technology there's always a phase-in. You're always going to see it take time to penetrate the entire fleet."
Shosteck also pointed out that power windows, once primarily an option on expensive luxury cars, are now almost universal. Nearly 91 percent of all new vehicles sold in the United States this year were equipped with power windows, according to Ward's Automotive. In 1988, fewer than 50 percent of new cars sold in the United States had power windows.
That trend and the onset of warm weather may be partly to blame for the recent spate of accidents, though experts say it may be just bad luck. "It appears to be happening more often. I can't explain to you why, I don't understand that," said Sally Greenberg of Consumers Union, publishers of Consumer Reports, which has called for government intervention.
The Senate has passed a highway authorization bill that requires automakers to make power windows safer and creates a government database to keep track of such deaths. The proposal is in conference with a House highway bill that does not contain such language, and supporters say time is wasting.
"We've got a real epidemic," said Sen. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio), who sponsored the language in the bill. Carmakers are beginning to address the problem, he said, "but, you know, let's just get it done. . . . It doesn't cost much and we ought to just do it."
NHTSA's proposed rule would require carmakers to use the safer type of switches, spokesman Rae Tyson said. The agency looked at the extent of the problem in a study released in May, but that was a survey of death certificates that covered only the year 1998. It found four incidents that year.
The primary group tracking such cases is the Kansas-based Kids and Cars, whose founder Janette Fennell uses a press clipping service and legal and emergency services sources to compile a running list of power window fatalities. Fennell has already made one mark in auto safety, leading a campaign five years ago to put release handles inside car trunks after she and her husband were trapped in their trunk by thieves. That crusade, which led to federal regulations on trunk latches, prompted an outpouring from people with other car-safety concerns, including the dangers posed to children by power windows.
Fennell registered two deaths related to power windows last year and four in 2002. This year's apparent increase may just mean she is getting better at finding them, Fennell said.
The incidents include two so far this month. on June 6 in Dallas, a woman had stopped her 2001 Ford pickup and was talking to her husband through the driver's side window, according to press reports. Unbeknownst to her, her 3-year-old daughter leaned out of the passenger's side window and her knee or foot hit the rocker switch, causing the window to close on her neck. The mother noticed after a few moments, but the girl died from strangulation.
On June 3 in Walworth County, Wis., a 4-year-old boy caught his neck in a power window when his mother left her 1991 Lincoln Continental running in the driveway as she went briefly into the house of a friend, county police spokesman Capt. Scott McClory said. The boy leaned on the switch, McClory said, and was dead when his mother returned to the car.
Wisconsin had another case in April, in Dane County, in which a mother left four children, ages 2 through 6, in a 1996 Mercury Sable as she went into a golf resort to apply for a job, sheriff's Capt. Tanya Molony said. The car was off but the key was in the accessory position so the radio could play. A 2-year-old worked the window controls and caused a 6-year-old boy to get his neck caught in a rear window, Molony said. The children eventually lowered the window, but when the mother returned in less than 15 minutes the boy was not breathing and was later pronounced dead.
Ford spokeswoman Kristen Kinley said the company intends to replace all switches with the lift-up type, but that the change will take time. She said the company also is studying putting bounce-back windows on more models. But ultimately, she said, "there's only so much automakers can do to prevent these tragedies. At some point the parents have a responsibility to make sure children are supervised."
But even if parents are present, they cannot always prevent such accidents from happening.
Last June, Becky Hergatt pulled into her driveway in Mansfield, Ohio, and rolled up the windows on her 1992 Buick because rain seemed imminent. She and her teenage daughter got out of the front seat and walked toward the house, when her daughter looked back at the car and screamed. Hergatt's 5-year-old son, Mac, was hanging from the car's rear window, his neck caught between the glass and the door frame.
"He was blue, and limp," Hergatt said. Her daughter lowered the window and Hergatt, a registered nurse, performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. In three breaths, the boy was revived.
They were lucky, said Hergatt, whose family runs a machine shop. But she came away angry that such a thing could happen. "We own a business, and I can't imagine making a product that had something really, flagrantly dangerous about it . . . and having a fix for it and not using it," she said. "I don't know how those people sleep."


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This picture perfect traditional cottage set in breathtaking tranquillity countryside. Fabulous veiws over lake , mountains and preserved countryside. Sit with your morning coffee and watch the rabbits play, listen to the birds sing.
An animal lovers paradise, Royal County Down Golf club ,horse treking in 2000 acres of forestry and fishing on your doorstep. 2 bed rooms, King size brass frame and 4 single beds. New power shower and wood burning stoves.With modern heating and plumbing yet charm of old Irish cottage.
Toys indoor and outdoor to keep kids happy. Tree house, slide and swing rope with in small woodland High chair ,baby bath cot and cot bedding available with no additional cost.
Size | Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Newcastle 7 km |
Will consider | House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest Amenities | 2 km |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Belfast and Dublin, Nearest railway: Newry |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Log fire |
General | Central heating, TV, Video player |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | Double beds (1), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 5, Lounge seats for 5 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Shared garden, Climbing frame, Swing set, Trampoline |
Access | Secure parking |
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Located in a dramatic setting of mountains and sea, this is one of the most outstanding tree and shrub collections in Europe. The beauty, vigour and perfect shape of the trees in the National Aboretum attract tree enthusiasts from around the world ...
Murlough National Nature Reserve is a fragile 6000 year old sand dune system owned by the National Trust and managed as Ireland's first Nature Reserve since 1967. It is an excellent area for walking and bird watching .Portaferry, situated on the southern most tip of the Ards Peninsula, is full of character, with antique shops, pubs, restaurants and Northern Ireland's only aquarium adding to its appeal Downpatrick is the County Town of Down.
It is a cathedral town and a natural centre for touring and exploring this fascinating countryside. Downpatrick is an interesting old town still retaining something of its 18th century atmosphere. There are many historical sites to visit in this town and whatever our interests, whatever weather, there is always something for you to enjoy. The Saint Patrick Centre situated below Patricius's reputed burial site has an interactive exhibition and includes an art gallery, craft shop, restaurant, conference facilities, Tourist Information Centre and education programme.
Natural environment and stunning scenery are not the only features of Newcastle. The town has recently been redeveloped and refurbished The magnificent Royal County Down Golf Club is the jewel in our crown, rated as one of the best golf courses in the world. Many of the world's greatest golfers have paid tribute to the quality and challenge it present.
The Mountains of Mourne are rightly world famous. Majestic magnificence contrasts with the blue sea, rocky inlets and beaches around their foothills.
Pretty traditional seaside town with Mountains, forestry and lakes,The Mouren Mountains are said to have been the inspiration for CS Lewis' magical land of Narnia.
Every sport from climbing, horse-riding, mountain boarding,canoeing, fishing, cysling, walking and not to forget the Royal county Down golf course. Myth and legends, Castlesand museums the land of saints and scholars. There is so much to see and do.
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"Perfect, wonderful, highly recommend, made our holiday even more special"
The best family holiday ever. Our hosts made us feel like family, nothing was too much trouble and they went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed and more. I travelled wih my part… More
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We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday in the charming Annie Franks cottage. The setting is beautiful with a wonderful view over Burren. Living in the cottage was a great and atmospheric experience,partic… More
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"The perfect hosts in a beautiful setting"
The cottage was lovely and cosy - all that we hoped for.John and Siobhan were the perfect hosts, nothing was too much trouble.Thank you John for your nightly fire-lighting skills and for the crack.You… More
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"Best Spot in the Whole of Ireland"
This was our, by far, best experience within Ireland with my wife and 2 kids.From the location to the family that rents the property, an out and out excellent experience.I really cannot say enough abo… More
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"The most relaxing holiday I've had so far with two young children."
A huge thank you to The Quinn family for the tremendous welcome we received. Annie Frank's Cottage is beautiful, the setting is perfect overlooking the countryside. John, Siobhan, Annie & Fran… More
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Just back from a fantastic holiday at Annie Franks cottage. Lovely cottage with everything you need, plenty of toys for children. spectacular views and what great hosts John and Siobhan were. They made you feel very welcome and at home, they gave you great tips on days out. We would recommend this cottage as a perfect holiday. very relaxing. We will definitely be returning again.
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Just back from a wonderful week at this hidden gem! Travelled as a party with 3 children. The cottage is gorgeous & the views are second to none. The cottage was cosy, comfortable & spotlessly clean … More
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"excellent cottage brilliant hosts ,thankyou"
lovely cottage in pleasant surroundings and could not ask for better hosts in john &siobhanwould recommend cottage to anyone looking for a nice relaxing holiday away from the everday strife where you … More
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"Excellent cosy cottage accomodation in a nice hillside setting"
A very nice cottage.cosy and well furnished. Very comfortable with all mod cons. We were there - 5 adults - and our 10 month old grandson. Despite poor weather most of the time we all really enjoyed the week spent there and would hope to return again. The owners were very friendly and made us feel at home and any requests we made were dealt with promptly. Two comfortable bedrooms upstairs, well fitted kitchen, good bathroom with power shower and a comfortable lounge. Log fire heating if required and also mobile electric radiators. There were no extras to pay for - the weekly rent covered everything.
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"Cottage with beautiful view and peaceful location"
We enjoyed a lovely weekend in the cottage. Had 2 young children who enjoyed waking up and looking out the window and seeing sheep. Peaceful and quiet location and owners were very hospitable and frie… More
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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Croze, Austin de. What to eat & drink in France. London and New York, F. Warne & Co. Ltd. [1931] (OCoLC)712588937 |
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Fernandabulous May 12, 2013 10:45 PM mclaren almost didnt bother racing today, Perez cruised up to the back of JB and just stayed there Reply Report abuse 3 agree 1 disagree
Me - Unregistered May 12, 2013 11:07 PM So much for letting their drivers race, a two faced team much like red bull, they say one thing and very next race they do the opposite and impose team orders when 1 car is 1 second faster than the other and on fresh rubber too. Perez will have his revenge for this. 8 agree 5 disagree
Bradenws May 13, 2013 1:00 AM I've said it before, and I'm still convinced that Whitmarsh running McLaren is just not a very good idea. I really think that someone like Uncle Ron would have squeezed at least one Manufacturer's Championship from the last few years and they wouldn't be in the situation they are now. I know there's not much to back me up, but I stll believe this. Reply Report abuse 4 agree 2 disagree
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oldtimer - Unregistered May 13, 2013 9:51 AM Whitmarsh seems over the moon that they got some points, I'm not sure Ron Dennis shares his view and even Button said it was embarrassing. They bought a lot of upgrades to Spain which appeared to make no difference so it starts to beg the question "do they actually know what is wrong or are they just shooting in the dark"? Either way their season is effectivly over and their claim that they will win races looks beyond them at the moment. I think Whitmarsh will go but I don't see it happing mid season as it would only lower the already low morale in the team. Button also seems out of his depth in this situation, we might have expected his experience to have counted in this situation but clearly it has'nt, the car seems stuck where it started and all the talk about going through the readouts and correlating data has'nt produced any improvement at all. I find it difficult to understand how a team with so much money and experience can come up with something so bad. We must assume that th 0 agree 1 disagree
jim crint - Unregistered May 14, 2013 9:00 AM @oldtimer - why do you think Button is out of his depth? Did Shumacher drag Mercedes to the front in his years with the team? No! Because they never gave him a consistently competitive car. Are Rosberg and Hamilton out of their depth because they have no answer to their cars high tyre deg situation? Of course not. It's an inherent problem which you simply cannot drive around. McLaren have been stupid in moving away from the car which won the last two races of 2012. Who's to blame? Whitmarsh must take the rap but he's not the designer. Who was that? Paddy Lowe, now on gardening leave after accepting a lucrative offer from Mercedes for 2013. I'm sure Toto Wolff is thrilled by Paddys imminent arrival! 1 agree 0 disagree


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Tigers ready themselves for Illinois and the ear-splitting Braggin' Rights game
It's been 20 years since Missouri rallied past Illinois in triple overtime in the most famous battle in the Bud Light Braggin' Rights series.
The Tigers' thrilling 108-107 victory set the bar pretty darn high for the 33rd edition at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis.
Only three Missouri players — seniors Tony Criswell and Earnest Ross along with junior Jabari Brown — have taken part in the rivalry, but there seems to be a keen understanding of the game's importance nonetheless.
"It's a rivalry because of the history of it," Brown said. "It's not like a lot of our guys know their guys, but the whole atmosphere and how we play every year, that's the rivalry part of it."
Tigers coach Frank Haith likened the setting, which features a packed venue split evenly down the middle, to March Madness in terms of intensity.
"It's a little different type of game, almost like an NCAA Tournament type of game with the atmosphere," he said. "The energy and the passion in the building is unique and I think our guys are looking forward to the opportunity."
It's an opportunity that also presents an element of danger for No. 23 Missouri, 10-0, because of the hyper-charged atmosphere.
"I would say, 'Get ready for it like any other game.' But the atmosphere is so crazy and you can't really control your emotions," Criswell said.
Haith said not all of his players reacted positively to the environment last season, so it's a challenge to get the uninitiated mentally prepared.
"We're just trying to talk to them about how it's split down the middle with people yelling 'M-I-Z' 'I-L-L' all game over and over again," sophomore Ryan Rosburg said. "I don't think you can really prepare for that. I think they're going to be shocked when they get there."
Perhaps no Tiger player understands the Braggin' Rights stakes better than Rosburg, a 6-foot-10 forward from Chesterfield in St. Louis County.
"I've been going to this game since I can remember," he said. "I always asked for Christmas for tickets to the Braggin' Rights game. It's definitely a special game for me — just the atmosphere, and it's really cool to go home."
Rosburg didn't make it off the bench for last season's contest, an 82-73 victory for the Tigers, but he should be in the starting lineup as Missouri tries to extend its longest winning streak in the series to five in a row.
"Last year, walking out and seeing everything, I was taken aback," Rosburg said. "It was a glimpse back in time and I remember watching guys do the same thing. Now that my role's kind of expanded, I think it'll be more enjoyable."
Rosburg's father, Paul, frequently bought front-row tickets for the game — though sometimes Ryan and his brother, Andy, had to fight over who got the second ticket.
Those sibling battles are a distant memory as Rosburg aims to etch his name in Braggin' Rights lore.
"We know it's important to him," Brown said. "He's trying to get all my tickets for the game."
After moving to the SEC, which doesn't have as rich of a basketball tradition as the Big 12 (particularly the last few seasons), the Braggin' Rights battle with Illinois perhaps has become the most important regular-season game for Missouri at the moment.
"They're like KU now, and we just don't like them," Criswell said.
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Unshelled large raw shrimp | 2 Pound, beheaded | |
Lite beer | 24 Ounce (Two 12 Ounce Cans) | |
Crab boil seasoning | 2 Tablespoon | |
Pepper | To Taste |
In large pot, bring beer to boil with seasonings.
Stir in shrimp and cover.
Return to boil and simmer for 5 minutes.
Turn heat off and leave shrimp in hot beer for a few more minutes.