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By James Polk
and Susan Candiotti, CNN
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
 MOCKSVILLE, North Carolina (CNN) -- The parents of three sisters burned
to death in a rear-end crash are asking Ford Motor Co. to install the same
gas tank protective devices in regular models as it did for its police cars.
SOURCE: cnn.com
September, 2005: Ford letter to Executive
Coach, "no defect..." (click
here)
Friday, January 20, 2006
By James Romoser, JOURNAL REPORTER
MOCKSVILLE—The parents of three sisters who died
in 2003 in a limousine fire said yesterday that their two-year legal
battle with Ford Motor Co. illuminated a serious fuel-tank safety
problem and made other limos safer. SOURCE: www.journalnow.com
Thursday, January 19, 2006
By James Romoser, JOURNAL REPORTER  The
family of three sisters who burned to death in a limousine wreck on Interstate
40 reached an out-of-court settlement with Ford Motor Co. yesterday, ending
a wrongful-death lawsuit over the design of the vehicle's fuel tank. SOURCE: www.JournalNow.com
SEE ALSO: NC family reaches settlement
with Ford over limo deaths
SEE ALSO: Howell V. Ford Case Settles
ORIGINATING NEWS:
• New
moms, sisters are trapped in a blazing Town Car limousine
• Wreck
claims 3 members of family |
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Our
hearts go out to the families of the Howell sisters, especially
Cathy Merritt, mother of Tara Howell Parker; Brenda Howell,
mother of Megan Howell and Misty Howell Poplin, and Ricky Howell,
father of Tara and Megan. Also, Tara’s
husband Shawn and son Jagger, and Mysti’s
husband Shane and daughter Mallie.
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