Rise of self service storage centers reshapes American space
The article notes a shift from no centers in 1960 to 5000 to 7000 today, with the storage business generating over 1 billion dollars annually. Centers range from roadside mini garages to vertical warehouses, charging 25 to 75 dollars monthly for storing clothes heirlooms and old National Geographic copies. Managers from The Naisbitt Group run security and access systems, while owners provide moving tools and selling supplies. As housing shrinks, rented storage rooms become attics away from home.
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National Geographic
Pooch Shooters Draw Lawsuit in Wadley
The Fund for Animals plans to sue Wadley Georgia to stop the city’s March 25 order for police to shoot all uncollared stray dogs. Mayor Johnson said officers will be paid three dollars per dog and the move aims to enforce its bash law amid citizen complaints. The group seeks talks before court action.
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Lewis Regenstein
Fund For Animals’ Southeastern District
Atlanta
Robert Reeves
Regenstein
B.A. Johnson
Public gossip and TV talk show twists swirl in Hollywood
A gossip column notes Cristina Ferraro moving to New York amid talk of a spring wedding with ABC executive Tony Thomopoulos. It recounts Linda Evans responding to Enquirer claims and hints at new pairings like Dinah Shore with Andy Williams while clarifying Vanity Fair style rumors.
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National Enquirer
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Dinah Shore
Andy Williams
Allegio
Diane Keaton
Warren Beatty
Beatty
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