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Connecticut Post - that leads from the Stratfield section of Fairfield into Easton, became the site for a very new kind of racing: automobiles. So how fast was a fast car in those days? It took roughly 90 seconds for a good car in the hands of a highly skilled

Is Big Brother on Board?
Lowell Sun - It knows how fast you're going, whether you're wearing your seat belt, and can tell when you punch the gas pedal or slam All General Motors automobiles have been equipped with EDRs since 1996, and Ford followed suit in 2001, Walsh said. Other

Summers: Coal plant foes should take a look in their own garages
Austin American-Statesman - The federal government could subsidize the taxpayers and pay for the cleaner technology for all of us who own automobiles. The reality is that Texas is growing. As a matter of fact, it's growing way too fast for me. If we do not want the

'To The Manner Born: A Most Proper Guide to Modern Civility'
Tucson Citizen - It seems that good manners have gone the way of Packard automobiles, dial telephones and LP recordings. so-wonderfully British, this is must-reading for those aspiring to be more polished in today's carefree, high-tech, fast