Cedar Rapids fights 40 foot buses for city streets
Ray Bagley and Herald Smith urged the regional planning commission to seek smaller buses after noting Cedar Rapids streets can not accommodate 40 foot long eight and a half foot wide coaches. City officials said many buses are legal but not suited to the area and accidents may result.
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Rejuvenated trolley finds permanent home at Mt. Pleasant
The Midwest Old Threshers reunion preserves a former Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern trolley. After vandal damage in Waterloo it was restored in Mason City and moved to Mt. Pleasant with free transport by Coonrod Wrecker Service. The group plans to restore a Brazilian open trolley next.
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TACV Aims to Rework Urban Transit With Wheelless Tracked Vehicle
The government backs TACV tracked air cushion vehicles as a fast wheelless rail concept. Prototype development cost about $12 million with tests in Phoenix and a plan for 3 miles of guideway to reach speeds up to 300 mph. Backers say the system could ease congestion using a pollution free linear induction motor.
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Weekly Air Pollution Report From Linn County Health Dept
The Gazette presents a weekly air pollution report with particulate matter readings in micrograms per cubic meter. Readings from Nov 28 to Dec 7 show 65.0 at 445 Wirst Street SW and 333.0 at Sewage Treatment Plant, with other sites listing 71.5 Noelridge Park and 219.0 Center Point Road NE. The report notes particle size distribution and that smaller particles pose greater health risks, while a reading up to 0.40 is considered quite clean.
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Yugoslav Designers Promote Partisan Tunics for Modern Taste
Belgrade fashion designers Zagorka Stojanovic and Ana Maria Tsar create a collection of partisan style uniforms to replace teen wear inspired by U.S. military jackets. The move follows Tito’s critique of imperial army imagery and the October removal of such insignia from Yugoslav stores.
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