The Engelking Letters

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Most helpful customer reviews on Amazon. Her family moved from Malta to Albion, Idaho where she attended school. Carmel had an interesting childhood. She was the youngest of 5 children. Her folks also took in many foster children and stray animals.

Her father was a country doctor taking chickens, milk, or nothing as payment for services. She always told about tonsil day once a month.

In high school she was on the competitive dance team, and she played basketball. A recent AP story that appeared in The Commercial Appeal indicated that the "cash for clunkers" program was all about gas mileage.

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While it was hoped the program would improve gas mileage, it had other aims. One was to save jobs at the nation's auto companies; another was to save thousands of dealerships.

And one of the most important was to reduce air pollution. The article stressed that many old pickups were traded in for new ones with only a small gas mileage improvement. It failed to take into account the huge decrease in pollution that newer pickups release. The report also failed to include the fact that because of the program, America will cut oil imports by millions of barrels.

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So far, the government has reported that there have been fewer than "bad deals" made in the program. The fact that more than 19, dealers were involved and that tens of thousands of deals were made is a record any government — or private company — would be happy with. Always independent, always free never a paywall , the Memphis Flyer is your source for the best in local news and information.

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