71.   Once bribed, the driver say, the police turn a blind eye to bad brakes, speeding, overloading, drunken drivers, and other safety hazards.

72.   Opponents said states should be able to punish drunken drivers as they see fit.

73.   Or that partygoers are worried about drunken drivers on the way home.

74.   Originally, it was for young drunken drivers, but now includes older people and those convicted of reckless driving, weapons charges and other crimes.

75.   Precincts were given the authority to set up roadblocks to check for unlicensed drivers, drunken drivers and stolen cars.

76.   Previously, drunken drivers who killed people in accidents have been charged with vehicular homicide.

77.   President Clinton heaped scorn on what he called a civil shield for drunken drivers, rapists, child abusers, polluters, terrorist acts and hate crimes.

78.   Police roadblocks were once rare in New York City, set up at holidays to stop drunken drivers or during all-out manhunts for dangerous criminals.

79.   Reminders that here, maybe because of a drunken driver or bad weather conditions or whatever, here is where a precious life ended.

80.   Rose, whose husband was killed two years earlier by a drunken driver, is in love with her boss, Austin, an alcoholic veterinarian.