Motor-bicycles gain ground in New York City scene
In a busy New York shopping corner two women demonstrated a motor bicycle as a fuel saving option for short trips. Weekend riders on highways showed similar machines at 25 to 40 mph. Mopeds, now legal in New York State, promise high mileage with low emissions and costs.
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Mopeds and Safety Rules Move Through U S News
The article surveys moped regulation and safety, noting New York's strict rules for speeds above 17 mph and licensing for those above 40 mph, with helmet and age requirements. It cites NHTSA’s view that mopeds resemble motorcycles in accident patterns and mentions New Jersey, Bermuda, and U.S. energy policy context as mopeds rise in use.
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Roads, not surface transportation, dominate Howard plan critique
In our opinion the House subcommittee on surface transportation launched a bold but flawed initiative under chairman James J. Howard. The plan would raise gas taxes, boost highway spending to about $10 billion yearly, and fund mass transit with a corporate profits tax.
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A Horse Powered Move to Wesleyville Reminisces Energy Past
Real Energy recalls a family move from a Fairview farm to Wesleyville by horse and wagon as a child. The 15 mile trek faced Walnut Hill with weary horses and uphill climbs while troopers chatted along the road. The day ended with neighbors sharing a hot stew, a feasting ending to an enduring memory.
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Casinos Move to Atlantic City Seen by Reporters Eyes
Jim Bishop reports on Resorts International executives eyeing Atlantic City as a gambling future. Governors, legislatures, and hotel owners weigh 18 hour limits, profit shares, and new airports while boardwalk hotels struggle and Bahamian luxury contrasts with New Jersey debate.
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Secret Thai narco ring linked to Bangkok officials exposed
A covert intelligence report traces a major heroin network from a Bangkok base through Burma to global markets. Chang Kai Cheng is named as head, with a vast empire across hotels and trucks, while Thai officials allegedly shield the operation. The piece also notes a French connection probe and consumer safety controversy.
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