Heat waves killed more people than other disasters study says
Washington AP reports a congressional study noting prolonged heat waves cause more deaths than any other natural disaster. The piece cites 1995 Chicago tolls of hundreds of deaths across the East and reveals city efforts like Chicago cooling centers, heat emergency plans, buddy systems, and hot weather warnings in Philadelphia and Washington.
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Oldsmobile Cutlass and Chevrolet Malibu Revived by GM Vision
In the early 1990s GM divisions realign with new strategy. Oldsmobile Cutlass offers 3.1L V6, base to GLS trims, 20/29 mpg, $17,325 to $19,225, $525 dest. Malibu, built with Cutlass in Oklahoma City, features dashboard ignition, 2.4L engine, 23/32 mpg, $15,470 to $18,190, $525 dest. Both models emphasize value, standard safety, and improved build quality.
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Street Talk Glory Days and a Family Car Legacy
A nostalgic reminiscence traces a brother’s car culture from a black cherry mid eighties Olds Cutlass to early street riding adventures. The narrator recalls learning to drive, close calls with a police officer, and a moral to share car passion with youths while preserving memories and safety.
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