Ideal Time To Trade A Car Three To Six Years
Sylvia Porter explains that the ideal trade-in window for a new car is typically three to six years after purchase. Depreciation and repair costs vary over time, with maintenance rising in years six to seven, while depreciation is highest early on. Keep detailed records to compute your own per mile cost and trade before it climbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation Dept
E. M. Cope
C. I. Gauthier
Field Enterprises, Inc
Tell Me Why first keys were made for doors history
Readers are asked to send questions to Tell Me Why in care of this paper with name age and address. The item notes winners Therese Farrell 8 of Troy New York and Maurice Gordon 11 of Kingston Jamaica. It explains ancient Egyptian wooden bolt locks with tumblers, early keys resembling a toothbrush, Greek curved bar keys, Roman keys with varied peg shapes and early locks, and ring keys worn on a finger. A riddles feature invites readers to copy numbers adding to 50 with solutions.
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Therese Farrell
Troy, N.Y
Book of Knowledge
Maurice Gordon
Kingston
Jamaica
Health Capsules: Safe Indoor Grilling Precautions
Health Capsules notes indoors grilling is safe only with adequate ventilation or near a wide open window to expel carbon monoxide. The column emphasizes not to rely on it for diagnosis and urges caution with CO exposure. Also mentions crime in the 1960s rose much faster than population.
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