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Police Raid Symbionese Liberation Army Headquarters (1974)
The Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) was an American terrorist group responsible for various bank robberies, murders, and acts of violence between 1973 and 1975. The group is perhaps best known for kidnapping 19-year-old media heiress Patty Hearst, who later became a member of the SLA—a decision experts attribute to a psychological condition known as Stockholm syndrome—and participated in their heists.

First McDonalds?  I stopped there while driving Rte 66.  

I think that is Paris and it's arrondissements

Yes, that always had confused me no end, now I sorta understand.

I am a creature of habit.  My junior year in HS I took 2nd year chem, which was two periods long, 4th and 5th.  We got dispensation from the principal to leave after 5th if we had no other classes (seniors could anyway, but not juniors).  I had lunch every day at McDs.  My senior year I had no 6th period class and had lunch every day at Burger King.  I got a Whopper, a large orange, and fries, for 99 cents.  The lady who worked there every day, by herself, would see me pull into the lot and have my order ready when I got to the counter.

For breakfast, my Mom always fixed 4 fried eggs, grits, toast, milk and OJ.  I would not gain an ounce.

These days we usually have leftovers from dinner that I heat up for lunch, today it was one taco and some cabbage soup (which I made, it's quite good).

cabbage soup is gooood

we didn't go to McDonalds or A&W or the local drive-in when I was a kid - very often a tall

money was tight and 99 cents for a meal was too much