Yellow bumper ribbons spark support across Kansas
Sandra Wetmore, 59, of Kansas City, Kansas, displays yellow bumper magnets reading "Support Our Troops" and "United We Stand" on her car. The magnetic ribbons have become common nationwide as symbols of support for troops and other causes such as breast cancer research and autism awareness.
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Terri Schiavo case rejects million dollar offer
In Tampa Florida Michael Schiavo refused a $1 million bid from California businessman Robert Herring to have Terri Schiavo treated by her wife's parents. Felos said Herring had previously offered up to $10 million and that a court-appointed panel has kept Terri in a persistent vegetative state since her heart attack 15 years ago.
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