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Protecting Your Ability To Drive Safely For As Long As Possible
(NAPSI)—Driving a car means maintaining independence for many older adults. Driving allows you to shop, see friends and family, keep up with medical appointments, and avoid social isolation.
No Need To 'Warm Up' Modern Vehicles In Cold Weather
(NAPSI)--When the weather is cold, many motorists wonder if they need to let their vehicle "warm up" or idle before driving. In fact, today's modern cars are ready to drive in cold temperatures ...
FREEFORM™ Seat Technology: A Car Owner's Dream
(NAPSI)--Automotive seat design has become a crucial consideration for automakers as consumers spend more time in their vehicles, and as interior comfort becomes a major competitive ...
Floors Fit For Your Vehicle
(NAPSI)--Good news for caring car, truck and SUV owners: When you're looking to keep the high-traffic floor areas in your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep®, Ram or Fiat vehicle as neat and clean as ...
Six Quick Tips For Winter Driving
(NAPSI)--When it comes to winter car care, many motorists tend to think of antifreeze and batteries--but vehicles need extra attention in winter, especially when the temperatures drop. ...
As Temperatures Drop, Check Tire Pressure More Often
(NAPSI)--You may notice, when the weather turns colder, the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light on your dashboard lights up more frequently. The Car Care Council recommends checking ...
Ignore These Vehicle Repairs And You May Get Pulled Over
(NAPSI)--Many drivers may feel that they don't have the time or money to address vehicle repairs immediately, but beware: Ignoring some repairs can get you pulled over and even ...
Hints To Help You Be Engine Smart, Earth Kind
(NAPSI)--Knowing where to look can help you save money at the fuel pump. To help, Growth Energy and GasBuddy announced that drivers across the nation can now take advantage of Unleaded ...
Did You Know?
(NAPSA)--It can be easy to shop for health insurance online when you work through a website that offers a way to contact licensed agents by phone or online chat such as ...
Did You Know?
(NAPSA)--The world's largest private funder of pancreatic cancer research, the Lustgarten Foundation, is dedicated to curing this devastating disease--and you can help with a ...
Did You Know?
(NAPSA)-Making a difference, saving lives, developing new skills, and being part of a close knit team are all reasons people become volunteer firefighters, said Steve Hirsch, volunteer firefighter ...
How To Identify Flood-Damaged Vehicles
(NAPSI)--Following record-setting rainfall in many areas of the country, flooding has taken its toll on vehicles. It's important for those considering buying a used vehicle to be car care aware ...
Avoiding Common Driving Dangers
(NAPSI)--According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), there were nearly 6.5 million reported crashes in 2017 (the most recent available data), many of which were ...
More Than 17 Million Unsafe Airbags Remain In Vehicles On U.S. Roads
(NAPSI)--Today, in the U.S., more than 17 million recalled Takata airbags remain in vehicles on the road. A defective part inside the airbag can explode when the airbag deploys, potentially ...
Learn About Auto Window Tint
(NAPSI)--Automotive window films, or tint, offer a variety of benefits, such as reduced exposure to the sun's harmful UV rays, a cooler interior by rejecting up to 55 percent of the ...
Don't Let Tires Flatten Your Travel Plans
(NAPSI)--Getting a flat tire is no fun for anyone at any time, especially on vacation. To keep your next road trip rolling along, the nonprofit Car Care Council recommends a quick tire check ...
RV Maintenance For Summer Travel
(NAPSI)—Proper RV maintenance is key to preventing frustrating equipment issues that can lead to expensive repairs. Before you hit the road this season, learn how to avoid the havoc the great
Revitalize Your Vehicle
(NAPSI)--It's the perfect time for you and your mechanic to perform a checkup on your vehicle after snow, rain and cooler temperatures have taken their toll. Change Oil, Fluids and Air ...
Getting Into The Swing Made Easier
(NAPSI)--As golf remains a significant piece of business and social culture, it's important for women to feel confident on the course. Knowing the basics of the game could encourage ...
Five Tips To Help Kickstart Your Savings
(NAPSI)--Make the most of your money this year by following these five suggestions from Erin Lowry, personal finance expert, author, and founder of BrokeMillennial.com: 1. Health is ...
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  • Myers, Holcomb react to disturbances in Fort Wayne, Indy Friday night

    Myers, Holcomb react to disturbances in Fort Wayne, Indy Friday night

    "Last night, Hoosiers across the state practiced their 1st Amendment rights in protesting the tragic and brutal death of George Floyd. The numbers don’t lie; the Black community has been disproportionately affected by this brutality, both here in Indiana and across the United States. Law enforcement officers took an oath to serve and protect, and their violence against Black Americans is not only wrong, but criminal. The actions that perpetuated these events have exposed the racial inequities in our society, and require us to confront these injustices honestly and openly. While the initial protests were peaceful, the opportunistic looting that followed does little to further the righteous cause intended by the original protesters and activists. Our nation needs to progress into a more equitable tomorrow. I join the world in its outrage and anger at the recent murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and Dreasjon Reed. We cannot accept that injustice remains the status quo in 2020 – the fight to provide a better future lands upon all of our shoulders to find a path together to justice." - Dr. Woody Myers, the presumptive Democratic nominee for governor of Indiana, following protests that ended in arrests and vandalism in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne Friday night. Gov. Eric Holcomb said Saturday, “Hoosiers have long been people who find solutions to the challenges we face, whether it be in response to a pandemic or to an injustice like the world witnessed so tragically inflicted upon Mr. George Floyd in Minnesota. As I stated yesterday, injuring the innocent in response to an injustice is counterproductive. I’ve asked the Indiana State Police to fully support and make resources available to local communities across our state to ensure our citizens and their property remain safe. In the days ahead, peaceful assembly and clear voices will be important if we are to make progress. Violence and vandalism will set us back in our shared desire to resolve differences. Let us again, each of us, be part of the solution.”
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  • President Trump, Gov. Holcomb address the pandemic in their own words

    President Trump, Gov. Holcomb address the pandemic in their own words

    The COVID-19 pandemic is becoming the story of our time. As Sen. Todd Young explained, unlike the Great Recession of 2008-09 and the Oil Shock recession of 1979-82, what we are experiencing today is a double hammer: A pandemic and a severe economic panic. The Hoosier State is poised to go from a historic low 3.1% unemployment rate to double digits in the span of a month. At least one pandemic model says 2,400 Hoosiers will die.

    Tough times shift our attention to leadership. Here are quotes from President Trump and Gov. Eric Holcomb as the pandemic approached the U.S. and then impacted our nation and state.

    President Trump

    Jan. 22: “We have it totally under control. It’s one person coming in from China, and we have it under control. It’s going to be just fine.” – CNBC interview.

    Feb. 10: “Looks like by April, you know, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away.” – New Hampshire rally.

    Feb. 24: “The coronavirus is very much under control in the USA. … Stock market starting to look very good to me!” – On Twitter.

    Feb. 25: “China is working very, very hard. I have spoken to President Xi, and they are working very hard. If you know anything about him, I think he will be in pretty good shape. I think that is a problem that is going to go away.”

    Feb. 26: “We’re going to be pretty soon at only five people. And we could be at just one or two people over the next short period of time. So we’ve had very good luck.” – At a White House news conference.
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