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Jimmy Ford has repossessedcountless number of vehicles during his 20-year stint as a r adidas samba adidas epo man in Illinois. Last week, Ford s work forced him to repossess a 1998 Buick fromSt ugg mini an and Pat Kipping.Seeing that the couple was struggling to make ends meet, Ford started a Go Fund Me page with the goal of raising $2,120 to pay the car off, and return the car to the Kippings.In just three days, Ford raised nearly $6,000, and paid the car s debt off. On Monday, Ford returned the vehicle to theKippings. They d fallen behind because of the price of her husband s medications that have doubled over the last year, Ford said. I was told he has the beginning stages of dementia and that they couldn t even afford to get a few of his scripts this month because of the price increases. According to KTVI-TV, when Ford returned the vehicle Monday, he had the car s oil changed and airforces detailed.The additional money is being used to help pay for theKippings increasing medical expenses, and for them to have a bountiful Thanksgiving. We owe a drug store $500, Pat Kipping told KTVI-TV. We owe IGA, our grocery store, money. And then this happened. Its made me think that there are very good people out there, and its not all bad. As of late Tuesday evening, 146 people had donated to help the Kippings. I am a nurse and have seen how rough things can get for seniors struggling to afford their medications. I hope this campaign continues to grow and can provide you both with some well deserved peace of mind, said
Los Angeles s police chief dismissed as just rheto stanley drink bottle ric a taped threat by a purported al Qaeda member that was aired by ABC News on the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. Yesterday, London and Madrid. Tomorrow, Los Angeles and Melbourne, Allah willing, the masked man says on the tape that ABC said it received Saturday. The man mdash; believed to be an American mdash; speaks in unaccented English. And this time, don t count on us demonstrating restraint and compassion, he says on the tape, aired Sunday on ABC s Good Morning America. Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton told The Early Show s Harry Smith that while the apparent stanley cup terrorist s words are threatening, they are not specific enough to be interpreted as a real threat. Well, certainly ominous words. But we are not aware mdash; we being law enforcement at this time mdash; of any clear or imminent threat directed at Los Angeles, Bratton said. T stanley cup he network said the tape had been delivered to ABC in Pakistan. The man on the 11-minute tape, wearing a black turban with most of his face covered, called the attacks of four years ago blessed events before making the threats against the U.S. and Australian cities.ABC said the man is believed to be Adam Yahiye Gadahn, an American from California who is wanted by the FBI. The CIA said Sunday it was aware of the report but had no immediate comment about the tape s authenticity.Counter-terror officials believe Gadahn al Rmha Four Cities Vie For 2012 Olympics
Jimmy Ford has repossessedcountless number of vehicles during his 20-year stint as a r adidas samba adidas epo man in Illinois. Last week, Ford s work forced him to repossess a 1998 Buick fromSt ugg mini an and Pat Kipping.Seeing that the couple was struggling to make ends meet, Ford started a Go Fund Me page with the goal of raising $2,120 to pay the car off, and return the car to the Kippings.In just three days, Ford raised nearly $6,000, and paid the car s debt off. On Monday, Ford returned the vehicle to theKippings. They d fallen behind because of the price of her husband s medications that have doubled over the last year, Ford said. I was told he has the beginning stages of dementia and that they couldn t even afford to get a few of his scripts this month because of the price increases. According to KTVI-TV, when Ford returned the vehicle Monday, he had the car s oil changed and airforces detailed.The additional money is being used to help pay for theKippings increasing medical expenses, and for them to have a bountiful Thanksgiving. We owe a drug store $500, Pat Kipping told KTVI-TV. We owe IGA, our grocery store, money. And then this happened. Its made me think that there are very good people out there, and its not all bad. As of late Tuesday evening, 146 people had donated to help the Kippings. I am a nurse and have seen how rough things can get for seniors struggling to afford their medications. I hope this campaign continues to grow and can provide you both with some well deserved peace of mind, said