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Sargent today signed an agreement under which the state and Federal governments will work together to improve the enforcement of motor carrier safety regulations. The signing took place at the headquarters of the First Naval District, 495 Summer st. "The joining of state and Federal enforcement capability, plus the voluntary cooperation of motor carriers," said Secretary Volpe, "should do much to improve truck and bus safety performance. Beyond question, industry 1 and government at all levels must do much more to reduce the toll being taken in highway accidents involving commercial vehicles." Sargent said he was "delighted to sign the agreement. It is so important to highway safety in our state.

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Co-chairman are Lt. Lawrence A. Quinlan, command- ing the Police Juvenile Aid Bureau, and Joseph M. McDonough, principal of Patrick F. Gavin School, South Boston.

Six students will participate on the panel. Boston Police Supt. Jeremiah P. Sullivan, coordinator of community relations, will be moderator. Some 100 students will attend from Hyde Park High, South Boston High, Patrick F.

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