Town Bans Trick or Treating for Safer Halloween
Stephens City residents embraced supervised community parties at churches and fire halls after a ban on trick or treating six years ago. Merchants aided with food prizes and favors, and officials cite a drop in vandalism along with strong turnout and safe, enjoyable events for children.
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Judicious Use of Credit Is Urged
Iowa City AP report notes University of Iowa professor Richard Stevenson warns about debt levels. He cites 20 percent after tax income for installments, rising 31 percent in installment debt since 1975, and suggests evaluating resources and seeking unbiased investment advice before large purchases.
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Some Hazards of Using Coupons to Save Money
A Virginia Tech extension educator warns coupons can help or hinder savings. Consumers should compare prices, use unit price stickers, and avoid impulse buys promoted by coupons, noting small value discounts may prompt spending more.
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Shape and Form Return in Chloe Lagerfeld Show
Paris notes reveal Karl Lagerfeld for Chloe revives 1950s silhouette with whalebone strapless bustiers padded hips and cinched waists. Models sport hourglass jackets belts and short skirts with bold prints and asymmetric hemlines while accessories feature upswept hair and lacquered straw hats.
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Winter driving prep from Better Business Bureau tips
The BBB outlines winter car care from tune-ups to battery checks and cooling system inspection. It warns against instant antifreezes and recommends permanent antifreeze at 50 50 with water, plus yearly coolant changes and using multigrade winter oil per the owner manual.
Preparing for Winter Driving with Snow Tires and Gear
The article advises checking tire size and load capacity when using snow tires and ensuring M S certification for mud and snow. It notes year round tires exist but weather appropriate tires are recommended, and warns about tread wear and cold weather pressure. It suggests balancing wheels, inspecting last year tires, and packing an emergency winter kit including ice scraper, brush, fluid, shovel, traction aids, flashlight, jumper cables and blanket. The Better Business Bureau urges planning ahead for winter driving and maintaining a safe, well kept vehicle.
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