Push-Button Car of the Future Steers Itself
A futuristic display at the Cars of America Tomorrow exhibit features a 19-foot hand built push button car with voice control, seat massage, illuminated tires, and electric shock doors. The $75,000 model, showcased by the Smithsonian and the Department of Transportation, drew crowds amid other electrics, steam autos, and a jet racer.
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Today in History highlights from 1813 to 1968
AP notes mark the Battle of Lake Erie in 1813 under Captain Perry and several historical milestones including John Smith's 1608 governorship, Howe's sewing machine patent, Elizabeth’s assassination, and Canada’s 1939 war declaration.
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Dear Abby advice column on compliments and etiquette
Dear Abby offers practical replies to readers about compliments from a husband, serving guests first, dealing with a fiancé’s concerns, and a purse theft at a luncheon. The column advises telling the husband about compliments, serving guests first, and confronting potential betrayals to protect marriage.
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First Rooster Crowing Contest Set at State Fair
Richmond AP reports the Virginia State Fairgrounds host the First Annual Rooster Crowing Contest on Friday Sept 27 from 1 to 1 30 pm with finals on Sept 28. Twenty roosters entered, winners receive 15 dollars and a rosette. Crowing judged by crow frequency in 30 minutes. handlers may clap or bring a hen, no touching.
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Direct Election Reform Debate Near Congress
Constitutional experts warn against risky direct election methods while noting the impossibility of passing a constitutional amendment before the upcoming presidential vote. The piece suggests pursuing an agreement modeled on Representative Goodell and beginning work on a reform amendment for future elections.
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