Russians endure annual citywide hot water cuts in Moscow
In Moscow the hot water supply is shut off each summer for up to 23 days to allow pipe maintenance. Sapir, head of the city energy department, notes the system spans 10,000 miles of piping and serves 11 million people while offering efficiency but causing daily life disruption.
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New Los Angeles subway link passes paying customer test
The 6.3 mile North Hollywood to Red Line extension opened with 100 000 riders on its first paid day. Officials note $1.35 fare begins the weekday test as the long troubled system aims to cut car use.
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On This Day In History Highlights From 1778 To 1996
Key events include Molly Pitcher aiding troops at Monmouth in 1778 and James Madison's death in 1836. Victoria's 1838 coronation, WWI triggers in 1914, Versailles treaty in 1919, Smith's 1928 nomination, Pan Am transatlantic service in 1939, Seoul capture in 1950, Amos n Andy TV debut in 1951, Bakke ruling in 1978, and Citadel overturning its men only policy in 1996.
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