Flashback

Our class was special and the years we spent at school was a unique time in history.
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Major Events in 1974

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  1. IRA begins bombing campaign on mainland Britain
  2. Richard Nixon becomes the first US president forced to resign after the Watergate Scandal
  3.  Rumble in the Jungle
  4. The Kootenai Native American Tribe in Idaho declares war on the United States
  5. Stephen King, a 26-year-old author, published his debut novel “Carrie,”
  6. President Gerald Ford gives unconditional pardon to Richard Nixon
  7. Lucy an almost complete hominid skeleton over 3 million years old is discovered in Africa
  8. 55 MPH Speed Limit imposed to preserve gas usage US wide
  9. Sears Tower in Chicago becomes the worlds tallest building
  10. The Global Recession Deepens

Cost of Living in 1974

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Another Park Another Sunday - Doobie Brothers 1974

1974 Motor Trend Car Of The Year: Ford Mustang II

1974 Ford Mustang 2 front three quarters
 

Obviously, the 1974 Mustang II is the Car of the Year. In the beginning it seemed as if there were a handful of other solid contenders, but at the end, the realities of the time, the car's outstanding value and economy decided the issue. You see, the mustang II, above everything else, is a genuinely good automobile.

So, our annual award goes to the Ford Division for the introduction of the 1974 Mustang II, an outstanding concept of affordable luxury and prestige in a small package. Motor Trend's selection of the Mustang II as the Car of the Year for 1974 was, for the first time in many years, a somewhat effortless decision.

Where's Archie? S5.E8
Where's Archie? S5.E8

TRIVIA: The story of Archie's absence was written around a real-life contract dispute between Carroll O'Connor and producer Norman Lear, with nobody knowing whether or not O'Connor would be returning.