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"Pool It" Sign North Of Vancouver, Washington, Was A Reminder That The Gasoline Shortage Was Not Over In March, 1974 And Sharing Rides Was A Good Idea
"Pool It" Sign North Of Vancouver, Washington, Was A Reminder That The Gasoline Shortage Was Not Over In March, 1974 And Sharing Rides Was A Good Idea 3/1974
THE STATE OF OREGON WAS THE FIRST TO GO TO A SYSTEM OF ODD AND EVEN NUMBERS DURING THE GASOLINE CRISIS IN THE FALL AND WINTER OF 1973-74. HERE MOTORISTS WITH EVEN NUMBERED LICENSES LINE UP FOR GASOLIN
THE STATE OF OREGON WAS THE FIRST TO GO TO A SYSTEM OF ODD AND EVEN NUMBERS DURING THE GASOLINE CRISIS IN THE FALL AND WINTER OF 1973-74. HERE MOTORISTS WITH EVEN NUMBERED LICENSES LINE UP FOR GASOLIN 2/1974
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Civil Rights Act of 1964 7/2/1964
Biography of Mrs. Richard Nixon
Biography of Mrs. Richard Nixon 6/1972
Gonzalee Sullivan in 1979
Gonzalee Sullivan in 1979 1979
Shopping for Groceries in a Washington, District of Columbia Supermarket
Shopping for Groceries in a Washington, District of Columbia Supermarket 7/1974
New Yorkers Line Up To Receive "Free Gifts" At A Herald Square Store Opening
New Yorkers Line Up To Receive "Free Gifts" At A Herald Square Store Opening 5/1973
Phone Stalls At Broadway and 34th Street
Phone Stalls At Broadway and 34th Street 5/1973
Pink Floyd Rock Concert
Pink Floyd Rock Concert 7/1973
Sign of the Energy Crisis
Sign of the Energy Crisis 5/1973
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