Safety ads glamorize risky teen driving behavior
Pediatric nurse laments car ads showing teens not wearing seat belts and promoting dangerous four wheel drive feats. Readers stress ads mislead teens, risk lives, and push parents to combat glamorization with safety emphasis and responsible marketing.
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Family of Enron chief opens antique and furnishings store
Linda Lay runs Jus' Stuff in Houston offering items from Kenneth Lay's properties including a $13,000 bronze Eve statue and a $4,300 English bed. Store blends estate and yard sale with many pieces sourced from Enron era wealth. Local officer greet customers as the store gains quiet early traffic.
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