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Ron Jacobs : Autumn in America, 1973

Posted on August 27, 2013 by Thorne Dreyer

Lines at New York City gas station, 1973. AP photo. Image from SeattlePI. Fall 1973:Autumn in America Tempers were heating up. The nightly news on WABC usually featured at least one story per broadcast of a fight or sometimes a … Continue reading →

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