Duke Homestead State Historic Site Opens in Durham
The Duke Homestead State Historic Site opens May 21 at 2 p.m. in Durham, chronicling North Carolina tobacco history from colonial times to the modern industry. The site preserves Washington Duke’s farm with a visitor center, 19th century farming processes, and living exhibits designed by Jack Pruden, managed by James R. McPherson.
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Carter energy plan omits mass transit critique
Washington report notes the Carter energy program lacks incentives to shift commuters from cars to buses and subways. It cites energy studies showing mass transit could cut oil use, calls for stronger proposals and cheaper, better service to attract riders amid rising fuel costs.
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