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Paul Marcano, owner of a people-powered vehicle, says in letter below that the pedal-machines are a practical means of transportation. It's completely safe if driven by responsible adult, he says
Paul Marcano, owner of a people-powered vehicle, says in letter below that the pedal-machines are a practical means of transportation. It's completely safe if driven by responsible adult, he says

Paul Marcano, owner of a people-powered vehicle, says in letter below that the pedal-machines are a practical means of transportation. It's completely safe if driven by responsible adult, he says

Date11/1/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Paul Marcano; owner of a people-powered vehicle; says in letter below that the pedal-machines are a practical means of transportation. It's completely safe if driven by responsible adult; he says.
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