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...banker, a brother of retired University professor john J. Mahoney '03, was trapped in the wreckage of the cab and had to be removed by the Cambridge Rescue Squad. The accident disrupted MTA traffic north of the Square
General admission tickets are still available, for 90 cents at the H.A.A. or one dollar at the Garden. The easiest way to get to tonight's game is by the MTA, changing at Park St. to cars either for North Station or Lechmere. The Garden is in the same building as the Station...
...will provide its own off street parking and in addition will house on the ground level an off street loading area for MTA buses, connected underground with the rapid transit line, thus eliminating two major sources of congestion from the streets, namely the buses themselves and pedestrians transferring from one line to another...
This is a bold, imaginative proposal, which, if properly planned, promises great relief to the core of Harvard Square and to MTA service, at very little cost to either. It deserves careful study and evaluation, not thoughtless jibes and dismissal. Paul G. Feloney...
Thre is something magical about a fifteen story building on stilts, somethings that incites usually complacent city planners and historians almost to wrath, that brings a far-off look to the eyes of businessmen. Think now, a solution to the MTA bus problem with elevators and a terminal, a solution to the Square parking problem by addition of nearly 150 spaces. Think now, fiften stories to bring over one thousand more consumers and friends to Cambridge, to add great sums to the tax base. Think, all this at the cost of a walled-in strip of grass, where cows cannot...