Safety First on Stop Signs in Fairfield
Fairfield officials refuse removal of existing STOP signs despite calls for fuel savings. The Police Commission rejected tearing down these traffic aids, warning that removing a key auto safety measure could cause collisions. The piece urges reconsideration to avoid unsafe cutbacks.
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Things will never be the same after energy crisis analysis
The piece argues the energy crisis will permanently alter fuel availability and prices. It predicts no cheap gas again, higher costs for cars and construction, and lasting economic and industry shifts. It cites oil politics, auto industry restructuring, and consumer impact as durable changes.
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President Nixon’s Hum Mystery Explored by White House Aide
A former White House aide says the 18 minute hum on a presidential tape could be the President’s own, relaxing during major problems. He notes Nixon’s trust circle, two hums, and Rose Mary Woods’ alleged role, suggesting secretaries bear some blame.
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Revival in Savannah Shows City’s Restored Heart
Savannah, Georgia, demonstrates urban revival as its downtown regains life amid new cultural centers and waterfront renewal. Despite a long decline after the 19th century, preservation efforts led by civic leaders and the Historic Savannah Foundation restored two square miles, replacing hundreds of homes, revitalizing Monterey Square, and creating a vibrant, livable city with a thriving port and cultural scene.
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Early Start in 1976 Presidential Race Hints
Early signs point to wide open 1976 races with Percy and Mondale considering nominations while party figures file regular finance reports. Republicans explore Percy’s potential bid and other contenders, while Democrats weigh supply of candidates despite cautious declarations.
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Buy or Rent Should you buy or rent the roof over your head
The piece analyzes whether buying or renting is cheaper amid rising energy costs and taxes. It notes housing costs have surged, with rent rising slower than home ownership expenses, and argues ownership is generally cheaper long term but hinges on how long you plan to stay. It highlights exurban commuting costs and differing index trends 1967-72.
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