Picture This Boxer the Cat Rides In Car Dash
Lori Welch of Garden City highlights a pet story about Boxer the cat enjoying rides on the car dashboard. The feature notes the cat’s bold attitude and the owner’s companionship as they travel together.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2009
Page
1
Lori Welch of Garden City highlights a pet story about Boxer the cat enjoying rides on the car dashboard. The feature notes the cat’s bold attitude and the owner’s companionship as they travel together.
Six major groups plan to tell President Obama they will slow health care cost growth by 1.5 percentage points annually over ten years. The pledge targets private sector cost containment to free funds for expanding coverage as lawmakers shape a broad health bill.
Satanta Days drew families and neighbors to a car show at Methodist Park with about 20 classics on display. Steve Chaloupek showed his 1957 Chevy restored over six years with aquamarine leather, while locals enjoyed carnival rides, crafts, and a parade during the second weekend May celebration led by Satanta Chamber of Commerce president Brent Howie.
Norma and Kenneth Thomas and their 10 year old grandson Michael escaped unharmed when lightning struck their car about two weeks ago on a highway 12 miles west of Hutchinson during a thunderstorm. The couple, married 58 years, have endured a tornado hitting their home and numerous vehicle dents and fires in past decades.
Weekly look at NEIGHBORS recounts a car incident where a portable DVD player plugged into a cigarette lighter caused a high electric flash on a wet street. Kenneth and Michael describe a thunderlike crack, back window shattering, dash smoke, blown vents, wiring short, dead car, horn stuck, and melting pedals before steering toward help.
The USPS raises the price of a first class stamp to 44 cents effective today, affecting bills and letters. Foregoing Forever stamps keeps current low rates for those with prior purchases. The agency, facing multi billion losses and liquidity fears, weighs five day delivery, retirements, network consolidations, and budget cuts as inflation and Internet mail erode volumes.
Tuesday brings a low around 53 and a high near 81. Partly sunny conditions persist with a slight risk of a few showers noted on page AR.
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