No sooner had Americans gotten their heads on straight following the sordid ’60s, then they were presented with a whole new set of challenges: The first Energy Crisis and subsequent 55-mph national speed limit.
No sooner had Americans gotten their heads on straight following the sordid ’60s, then they were presented with a whole new set of challenges: The first Energy Crisis and subsequent 55-mph national speed limit. Tricky Dick’s Watergate scandal and eventual resignation. Terrorism at the Olympics. And the “reality TV†that was Apollo 13. Yet there were good times, too: Star Wars debuted as a movie, not a missile defense system. And another film, On Any Sunday, helped make motorcycling mainstream.
Source: http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/mc_100/122_1207_a_century_of_motorcycling_the_1970s/
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