Woman Forced to Buy Auto After Shopping Trip
Pauline Wannop, 77, sues Northgate Lincoln Mercury in Tampa alleging she was kept at the dealership for four hours, had her keys withheld, and was pressured into signing papers to purchase a $23,000 Marquis. She seeks return of her 1987 Safari wagon, compensation, and relief from alleged deceptive trade practices and emotional distress.
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Tampa
Fla
Pauline Wannop
Northgate
Lincoln-Mercury
Logman
Love story ends in tragedy for disabled couple
In Greeley Colorado Arthur Padilla and Jeanne Johnson Padilla, both with cerebral palsy and unable to speak, shared 17 years of devotion despite severe limitations. Arthur died of pneumonia in September and Jeanne died after being struck by a car while en route to visit him, leaving a poignant legacy of resilience and vows.
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Greeley
Colo
Arthur Padilla
Arthur
Jeanne Johnson-Padilla
Jeanne
Celeste Moore
Grand Junction
Jeane
Danelle Womack
Centennial Developmental Services Inc
Greecy
Denver
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Diagnosed With Non Hodgkin Lymphoma
Former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, 64, is undergoing chemotherapy for non Hodgkin lymphoma and is expected to recover, according to the New York Times. Spokeswoman Nancy Tuckerman says doctors are optimistic though no outcome is guaranteed. She remains active at Doubleday and continues public duties.
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New York
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
New York Times
Onassis
Jackie
Nancy Tuckerman
Tuckerman
the Times
Doubleday
Kennedy
United States
American Cancer Society
Nude carjacking in Newport News leaves couple stranded
A Portsmouth couple, offering a ride to Hampton, were forced by a knife-wielding man and woman to surrender clothes. The driver, 97, and his 26-year-old female companion were ordered to disrobe and stand nude in sleet along Research Drive before a motorist alerted police.
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Newport News Daily Press
Hampton
Portsmouth
Donnie Moore
Moore
Newport News
Mercury Boulevard
Interstate 64
Kevin
Pat
Research Drive
ATF recommends firing Koresh raid leaders in Texas
The ATF urges dismissal of special agents Phil Chojnacki and Chuck Sarabyn over the botched Branch Davidian raid in Waco. The pair, on administrative leave, have 30 days to appeal with a final decision due mid March after a Treasury probe found they lied and altered documents to defend the raid despite risks.
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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Dallas Morning News
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Chuck Sarabyn
Chojnacki
Sarabyn
Houston
Treasury Department
ATF
David Koresh
Davidians
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