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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1975

Page

5

Mopeds Rise as New American Transportation Craze

The motorized bicycle known as the moped gains legality in ten states amid energy concerns and cleaner air aims. Enthusiasts praise low cost 300 to 499 dollar machines weighing 56 to 100 pounds and fuel efficiency up to 220 mpg. Authorities debate safety while industry rivals warn of reduced motorcycle sales.

Europe Bermuda Caribbean America J. David Jones Jones Garelli East Mark Rosenker Motorized Bicycle Association Serge Seguin Motobecane United States Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Texas Ohio Michigan Nevada California Hawaii New Jersey Rosenker

Oliver Pollock the Forgotten Financial Hero of the Revolution

Irish immigrant Oliver Pollock funded much of the American War for Independence. He provided about 300000 dollars from his own purse, backed by loans when Congress was penniless. Pollock faced debtor’s prison in Cuba and died in 1823 after a career building a West of the Mississippi trading empire.

Oliver Pollock England West Pter Hernon Associated Press New Orleans George Washington Pollock France Spain Holland George Rogers Clark Ohio Mississippi Clark Florida Louisiana Alabama Continental Congress John Chase Pennsylvania Havana Lexington Concord Washington Yorktown Philadelphia Congress Howevever Chase Cuba

Mandel cool to collective bargaining in Maryland

Governor Marvin Mandel signaled he will not back a 1976 public employee collective bargaining bill. He cited failed results in other states and said he would struggle to support any proposal without a clear chance of success. He noted public workers typically should not strike, though existing laws have not prevented walkouts.

Annapolis Marvin Mandel General Assembly Mandel Maryland

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