Bicycle becomes major means of travel in the era of decline for cars
AP analysis traces the bicycle from 1960 as a toy for youths to a serious urban vehicle. It notes rising sales and usage, the shift to local trips, the creation of bike lanes, and ecology driving demand. By 1970s, bikes outpaced auto sales for the first time, signaling a transport shift.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Bicycle Institute of America
Ted W. Brown eyes 1974 bid amid Democratic criticism
Columbus AP report says Secretary of State Ted W. Brown appears set for re election next year facing criticism from Gov. Gilligan and party opponents. Some friends say he over reacts to criticism while Brown pushes for simpler ballot language and a constant media message. Vienna tour: oldtime trolley cars offer two and a half hour rides near Prater and Schonbrunn Palace with stops for extra time.
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Ted W. Brown
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Hal Boyle’s mailbag highlights funny facts and quick lessons
New York AP column surveys Zoo education links to income and prose prompts. It notes silicone breast implants can migrate causing health issues in a 22 year old, traces tool use to needles, enumerates animal group terms, asks about killer whale groups, quotes Gelett Burgess, chronicles Denmark’s flag history, notes America’s forests compared to Columbus era, recalls the first outdoor electric sign, and ends with a blessing count.
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