Car Trouble
GM,
the world's biggest auto maker followed by Toyota, lost $1.1 billion in
the first quarter and is riding out its worst financial crisis in more
than a decade. It has been closing and idling plants over the past four
years and will have cut its annual North American assembly capacity to
5 million vehicles by the end of this year from 6 million in 2002. Meanwhile, top Japanese auto makers are adding jobs and assembly lines in North America to meet growing demand there, prompting executives, including Toyota President Fujio Cho, to dismiss concerns that their success would reignite a political backlash. |
Car Chase
Traffic
came to a standstill on the San Bernardino Freeway for more than four
hours Tuesday during an armed standoff in Alhambra between law
enforcement officers and a suspect they had chased more than 75 miles
after a bungled kidnapping attempt in Ventura County. The televised standoff finally ended about 3:15 p.m., when a deputy shot the driver in the arm and chest, officers tossed a smoke grenade into his stalled minivan and a specially trained Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department dog dragged the struggling man from his vehicle. |
This jerk put untold numbers of lives at risk. He busted a U in the middle of the freeway. He nearly ran several cars off the road. I'm starting to think there needs to be a way to disable civilian cars from the helicopter.
Control
A
6-year-old girl darted into traffic to save a turtle and was killed
when she was hit by a car, officials said. Emily Kent was riding with her mother Sunday when they spotted the turtle trying to cross busy U.S. 41. Geraldine Kent pulled over so they could help, and Emily jumped out as her mother screamed at her to wait, friends said. The first-grader was struck by a car and died of her injuries. No charges had been filed. |
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