Bicycles Rise With American Transit Reassessment
The Bicycle Institute of America chronicles a shift from car dominance to cycling as urban congestion and health concerns grow. From 1960 to 1973 bike sales surge from 3.7 million to 13.9 million annually, with over 60 million bikes in use and a new federal bikeway funding pledge in 1973.
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New York
Americas
Bicycle Institute of America
Bicycle Institute
Nixon
New Orleans Council OKs Tough Anti-Obscenity Law
The New Orleans City Council approved a strict anti obscenity ordinance 6-1 to align with Supreme Court rulings on pornography. It will take effect once Mayor Moon Landrieu signs it. Judge Andrew Bucaro noted potential impact and urged caution during remarks to the council.
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New Orleans
Moon Landrieu
U.S. Supreme Court
Andrew G. Bucaro
I ‘the Council
River channel widening urged in corps study
In New Orleans the Army Corps hearing heard shipping interests and port authorities push for widening the Mississippi River from the Gulf to Baton Rouge. They split on locks with some fearing saltwater intrusion if locks are omitted. The corps favors a larger Southwest Pass approach for max benefits, though it would affect salinity intrusion. An abrupt local remark about law enforcement ends the piece.
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New Orleans
Army Corps of Engineers
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Baton Rouge
Corps
Southwest
Beef Prices Rise Despite Plentiful Supply This Labor Day
An Associated Press survey finds ample beef on shelves but high costs dampen Labor Day plans across the country. Shoppers in Allentown and Washington adjust menus to cheaper options while retailers report slight price relief on certain cuts. Navajo Nation faces funding strain as free barbecues face shortages, and Rep Fascell cancels his Key Biscayne picnic due to rising food prices.
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John Oswald
Allentown
Associated Press
C.G. Robertson
Schwegmann
Gentilly
New Orleans
Robertson
Elaine Johnston
Washington, D.C
Dallas
Lloyd Burleson
Gerald's Meat Market
Denver
Window Rock
Ariz
John Nelson Dee
Dee
Peter MacDonald
Dante B. Fascell
Dfla
Key Biscayne
Rideau Canal built in Ottawa during 1820s military project
The Rideau Canal cuts through Ottawa's center and was built in the 1820s as part of a military plan to link Montreal with Lake Ontario and bypass the St. Lawrence River.
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Rideau Canal
Ottawa
Montreal
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence
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