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Bill might deter drunken drivers
By United Press International
TOPEKA, Kan. — The clamor over liquor by the drink in the closing hours of the regular legislative session overshadowed passage of a law that agreed yesterday will discourage drivers driven from taking to the roads.
Rep. Robert Miller, R-Wellington, said the bill, which must be signed by Gov. John Carlin to become law, is designed to "scare the pants off" potential drunk drivers, especially those who have never been arrested
Miller was on a joint conference committee that pounded out a successful compromise version of a proposed constitutional amendment that would end the state's ban of liquor by the drink.
But to get enough support in the
Legislature for the amendment, the conference committee also had to get agreement on a package of anti-immigration legislation, and stiffen drunken driving penalties.
One portion of the bill called for automatic suspension of driver's licenses for 21 days for people who drink of drunken drivers for the first time.
Rep. Robert Vancrum, R-Overland Park, told House lawmakers that penalties for first-time offenders needed to be toughened. Vancrum said statistics show that 85 percent of all auto fatalities related to drunk driving involve a person who has never been convicted of drunken driving.
Carlin is expected to sign the measure into law.
If he does, people who are con-
flicted with depression are a
level of 10 percent or more after July
1 will face a minimum 21-day license suspension, followed by restricted driving privileges for the balance of a year. The vehicle could be extended for up to a year.
Other changes in Kansas drunken driving laws under the bill are:
A mandatory 120-day driver's license suspension for a second drunken driving conviction.
Michael Glover, Lawrence city prosecutor, agreed with most of the changes, especially the 20 percent cut for entry into a diversion program.
A mandatory 6-month license suspension for drivers who refuse to take a test to determine their blood-alcohol content.
—A mandatory 90-day jail term for people arrested and convicted of drunken driving while his license is revoked. A defendant can be an earlier drunken driving offense.
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