Villages residents have watched golf cars evolve over five decades

Villages residents have watched golf cars evolve over five decades (Villages Daily Sun)
THE VILLAGES - When Ken Zalecki first started playing golf in the 1970s, he used a pull cart to haul his gear around the course. Although motorized golf carts had been around since the 1950s, Zalecki preferred something quieter and perhaps safer, he said.

Hot wheels heaven (The Advertiser)
ADELAIDE is the car theft capital of the nation, new figures show. Motorists are twice as likely to have their car stolen in South Australia than elsewhere in the nation.

S&P 500 Hot Stocks (Schaeffers Research)
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How Will America's Big Two Automakers Survive?
After decades of market share losses, look for a leaner and more focused Big Two.
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About the San Jose International Auto Show (San Jose Mercury News)
What: Exhibit of more than 300 new cars, trucks, vans and sport-utility vehicles from 35 automakers, including the Pontiac Solstice, Mercedes-Benz R-Class, Dodge Charger, Ford Fusion, Toyota Highlander Hybrid and more. Show is presented by the Silicon Valley Auto Dealers Association, sponsored by the Mercury News and produced by Motor Trend Auto Shows.

Schaeffer's S&P 500 Index Hot Stocks Features General Motors, Weatherford International, Symbol Technologies, Cummins, (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
CINCINNATI----Dec. 30, 2005--Among the stocks featured in the December 30 edition of Schaeffer's S&P 500 Index Hot Stocks are General Motors , Weatherford International , Symbol Technologies , Cummins , and Circuit City Stores .

Harrodsburg couple to begin street ministry (The Advocate Messenger)
HARRODSBURG - You've heard of meals-on-wheels programs where people prepare and cook hot meals, place them in their vans, cars or trucks and take them to sick people, poor people and elderly shut-ins.

2006 NAIAS Coverage
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