Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Morning Roundup: Ford Stalls, Toyota Spews

Posted by Jim Ridley on Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 7:34 AM

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New Yorkers won't have Harold Ford Jr. to pick on anymore -- at least for now. Jackson Baker lays out some reasons New Yorkers might have considered him radioactive. ... The City Paper asks both sides in the May Town Center furor whether approving the convention center helps or hurts their case. Both sides answer: Yes! ... Gen. David Petraeus tells Vanderbilt students Afghanistan will be a long but necessary slog. ... Toyota hoses customers again. ... Preds chairman David Freeman steps down. ... Cloud: Mail may go down to five days a week. Silver lining: So may junk mail. ... Five men, all with criminal records, have been indicted for the 1996 kidnap-killing of 18-year-old Michael Dickerson. Some of the suspects have gang ties. ... Two teens are behind bars for the deadly shooting of a 60-year-old man in James Cayce Homes last Thursday. ...This is probably a good time to tell future Metro officers to advance the idea that Nashville is a safe city. ... Nashville attorney Casey Del Casino has evidently unearthed a significant flaw in a bedrock piece of copyright law. ... Is a chicken-wing crisis on the horizon? At any rate, WKRN reports you're starting to pay more for wings. ... Eric Crafton sees signs of hope for Bellevue Mall. ...

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“Radioactive.”
Good word to describe the Redoutable Wrangel's true character. (Mis-spelling is deliberate -- I think the 'W' helps set him off more properly.) Has ever there been a more openly abusive, self-enriching MO? And yet we see him persistently re-elected, lavishing among the ruling councils of Washington's power elite, while Poor Harold has what should be Wrangel's richly deserved moniker chained to his ankle.
For Poor Harold, this certainly must have been a year of particularly memorable learning.

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Posted by W D Humpfree on 03/02/2010 at 9:46 AM

All Car Companies should have came forward with a full disclosures of what car were dangerous. Instead of waiting for a huge media blitz and tons of public pressure. I never seen so many car companies GM - FORD - TOYOTA - HYUNDAI having recalls all at the same time. I had no idea my car was affected until I looked on http://www.carpedalrecall.com and found I had a bad Anti Lock control unit on my 2008 Pontiac G8 , my co workers Ford Truck had a recall also. So be careful

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Posted by Scott Thomas on 03/04/2010 at 3:16 AM

Im so thrilled, I cant wait for my wedding, I hope he doesnt get too drunk

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Posted by Paul on 03/20/2010 at 2:12 AM
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