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Hello children of the '70s and those interested in that fab decade! "Stuck in the '70s" gets so many questions about the history of the decade, we can't possibly answer them all. Our site is meant to be strictly fun and entertainment. If you want all the gory details about Watergate or Vietnam, there's someplace better on the Web to find it. However, we will run requests as I get to them (not likely to be in time for your report deadline). If you can help these people out, please respond directly to the e-mail addresses listed and send a carbon copy (CC:) to stuckinthe70s@yahoo.com. We'll print your answers right here as we get 'em! Thanks, man!

For those of you with a history report on the '70s due, here's an excellent resource (and not limited to the '70s): www.go.hrw.com. Use the keywords:
"SD1 SEVENTIES"

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Joel Bader suggests learning about Airlines of the '70s:
Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2000
From: Joel Bader 103171.1652@compuserve.com
Subject: 70s Airlines (especially Braniff)
Some time ago I contacted you about doing a tribute to the airlines that were in business during the 1970s--the old Frontier Airlines, the old Ozark Airlines, Piedmont, the old National Airlines and especially Braniff International. If you're still interested in doing something on the airlines of the 1970s, I thought you might be interested in knowing about two new web sites that pay tribute to Braniff International---www.braniffinternational.org and
www.braniffinternational.com. Both of them focus on the Flying Colors period of Braniff (from 1965 to 1982), although www.braniffinternational.org is more developed at the time of this message.
Both have links, photos and guest books. Please let me know what you think.
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ANSWER: How about Pop Rocks and Bottle Caps?
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Susan Hensley writes: I need some help on a project that I am working on. My topic is Recreation and Leisure of the '70s. I'm focusing in on a teenager's life. Stuff like toys, sports, hobbies, collecting, social events and hangouts. Anything you could help me with would be a BIG help. You have a great Web site. It has already helped a great deal. If there is anything that you can help me with, it is greatly appreciated.
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GreenDay6d@aol.com writes: huge report for school on the '70s decade and I need some info on the economy of the 1970's but have
had no luck so far. I have been to your Web site and it's pretty good, so I figured you know a lot about the '70s. So if you have anything on the economy of the '70s just email it to me. Thanks!
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Erica Bright of Virginia <page_00@hotmail.com> writes: Hey, my name is Erica. I was just at your Web site and I thought it was great. See, I am doing this project for my English/History class on the '70s. I was wondering if you could tell me of some good Web sites to go to. I need to get information of International news of the '70s, people in the
news 70s, Sports of the 70s, Fads, trends, fashion, music, movies, art, Advertisements and Famous Quotes. Could you please help me?
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JeSs T writes: hi there,
I was just browsing at your page, and I love all da infos u gave out 'cuz at school I'm doin research on da '70s and it was very helpful.
Thanks. Keep up da good work. I have one question to ask u tho. What kinds of food were u guys eating at that time. Anything in particular? Main dishes? Well I just need this info and I'm done w/my researching. Plz reply back...thanks a lot for your time.

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