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   1 /* messages
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  62
  63 struct msgpr popMsgs[]={
  64 {"TRAFFIC WARNING-Traffic in this"
  65  "\ncity is expanding. The commuters"
  66  "\nare getting militant. Highway"
  67  "\nshootings are on the rise. Either"
  68  "\nbuild more roads and rails or get"
  69  "\na bulletproof limo.",-12},
  70
  71 {"CRIME ALERT-  Crime in your city is"
  72  "\nout of hand. Angry mobs are looting"
  73  "\nand vandalizing the central city. The"
  74  "\npresident will send in the national"
  75  "\nguard soon if you cannot control the"
  76  "\nproblem.",-11},
  77
  78 {"NUCLEAR MELTDOWN-A nuclear meltdown"
  79  "\nhas occurred at your power plant."
  80  "\nYou are advised to avoid the area"
  81  "\nuntil the radioactive isotopes decay."
  82  "\nMany  generations will confront this"
  83  "\nproblem before it goes away so don't"
  84  "\nhold your breath.",-43},
  85
  86 {"YOU'RE A WINNER- Your mayorial skill"
  87  "\nand city planning expertise have"
  88  "\nearned you the KEY TO THE CITY. Local"
  89  "\nresidents will erect monuments to"
  90  "\nyour glory and name their first-born"
  91  "\nchildren after you. Why not run for"
  92  "\ngovernor?",-100},
  93
  94 {"IMPEACHMENT NOTICE- The entire"
  95  "\npopulation of this city has finally"
  96  "\nhad enough of your inept planning "
  97  "\nand incompetant management. An angry"
  98  "\nmob - lead by your mother - has been"
  99  "\nspotted in the vicinity of city hall."
 100  "\nYou should seriously consider taking"
 101  "\nan extended vacation - NOW. (Or read"
 102  "\nthe manual and try again).",-200},
 103
 104 {"MONSTER ATTACK- A large reptilian"
 105  "\ncreature has been spotted in the"
 106  "\nwater. It seems to be attracted to "
 107  "\nareas of high pollution. There is a"
 108  "\ntrail of destruction wherever it"
 109  "\n goes.  As a last resort try calling"
 110  "\n(Kanji) "
 111  "\nOther than that wait till it leaves"
 112  "\nthen rebuild from the rubble.",-21},
 113
 114 {"POLLUTION ALERT- Pollution in your"
 115  "\ncity has exceeded the maximum"
 116  "\nallowable amounts established by"
 117  "\nthe Micropolis pollution agency. You"
 118  "\nare running the risk of grave"
 119  "\necological consequences. Either"
 120  "\nclean up your act or open a gas"
 121  "\nmask concession at city hall.",-10},
 122
 123 {"MEGALOPOLIS - Congratulations, you"
 124  "\nhave reached the highest category"
 125  "\nof urban development, the mega-"
 126  "\nlopolis. If you manage to reach"
 127  "\nthis level send us email at micropolis@laptop.org"
 128  "\nor send us a copy of your city. We "
 129  "\nmight do something interesting with"
 130  "\nit.",-39},
 131
 132 {"METROPOLIS - Your capital city has"
 133  "\nnow achieved the status of metro-"
 134  "\npolis. The current population is"
 135  "\n100,000. With your planning skills,"
 136  "\nyou should consider running for"
 137  "\ngovernor, or maybe VLSI design.",-38},
 138
 139 {"CAPITAL- Your current city has"
 140  "\nbecome a capital.  The current"
 141  "\npopulation here is 50,000. Your"
 142  "\npolitical future looks bright.",-37},
 143
 144 {"CITY- Your town has grown into a"
 145  "\nfull sized city, with a current"
 146  "\npopulation of 10,000. Keep up the"
 147  "\ngood work!",-36},
 148
 149 {"TOWN- Congratulations, your village"
 150  "\nhas grown to town status. You now"
 151  "\nhave 2,000 citizens.",-35},
 152
 153
 154 {"Detroit, MI. 1972-"
 155  "\nBy 1970, competition from overseas"
 156  "\nand other economic factors pushed the"
 157  "\nonce automobile capital of the world"
 158  "\ninto recession.  Plummeting land"
 159  "\nvalues and unemployment then"
 160  "\nincreased crime in the inner-city"
 161  "\nto chronic levels.  You have 10 years"
 162  "\nto reduce crime and rebuild the"
 163  "\nindustrial base of the city. ",-6},
 164
 165 {"Rio de Janiero, Brazil 2047 -"
 166 "\nBy the mid-21st century, the green-"
 167 "\nhouse effect increased global tem-"
 168 "\nperatures about 4 degrees F. Polar"
 169 "\nicecaps melted and raised sea levels"
 170 "\nworldwide. Coastal areas were"
 171 "\ndevastated by flood and erosion. You"
 172 "\nhave 10 years to turn this swamp back"
 173 "\ninto a city again.",-8},
 174
 175 {"Tokyo, Japan 1957-"
 176 "\nA large reptilian creature has been"
 177 "\nspotted heading for Tokyo bay. It"
 178 "\nseems to be attracted to the heavy"
 179 "\nlevels of industrial pollution.  Try"
 180 "\nto control the fires, then rebuild"
 181 "\nthe industrial center. You have five"
 182 "\nyears.",-5},
 183
 184 {"Hamburg, Germany 1944-"
 185 "\nAllied fire-bombing of German cities"
 186 "\nin WWII caused tremendous damage and"
 187 "\nloss of life. People living in the"
 188 "\ninner cities were at greatest risk."
 189 "\nYou must control the firestorms"
 190 "\nduring the bombing and then rebuild"
 191 "\nthe city after the war. You have"
 192 "\nfive years.",-3},
 193
 194 {"San Francisco, CA. 1906-"
 195 "\nDamage from the earthquake was minor"
 196 "\ncompared to that of the ensuing"
 197 "\nfires, which took days to control."
 198 "\n1500 people died.  Controlling the"
 199 "\nfires should be your initial concern."
 200 "\nThen clear the rubble and start re-"
 201 "\nbuilding. You have five years.",-2},
 202
 203 {"Dullsville, USA 1900-"
 204 "\nThings haven't changed much around"
 205 "\nhere in the last hundred years or"
 206 "\nso and the residents are beginning"
 207 "\nto get bored. They think Dullsville"
 208 "\ncould be the next great city with"
 209 "\nthe right leader. It is your job to"
 210 "\nattract new growth and development,"
 211 "\nturning Dullsville into a"
 212 "\nMetropolis within 30 years.",-1},
 213
 214 {"Boston, MA. 2010-"
 215 "\nA major meltdown is about to occur"
 216 "\nat one of the new downtown nuclear"
 217 "\nreactors. The area in the vicinity"
 218 "\nof the reactor will be severely "
 219 "\ncontaminated by radiation, forcing"
 220 "\nyou to restructure the city around"
 221 "\nit. You have 5 years to get the"
 222 "\nsituation under control.",-7},
 223
 224 {"Bern, Switzerland 1965-"
 225 "\nThe roads here are becoming more"
 226 "\ncongested every day, and the"
 227 "\nresidents are upset. They demand"
 228 "\nthat you do something about it."
 229 "\nSome have suggested a mass transit"
 230 "\nsystem as the answer, but this"
 231 "\nwould require major rezoning in"
 232 "\nthe downtown area. You have"
 233 "\nten years.",-4},
 234   {NULL, 0}};