Sunday, September 25, 2005
Weird news
1994 -- In January and February, Oklahoma City police turned up several motorists who had purchased automobile liability insurance coverage under "God's Insurance Policy." The salesmen had convinced the customers that such coverage would comply with Oklahoma's mandatory-insurance law, even though the $285 policy contained mostly text from the Bible, stated that it was "issued by the Father, Son and the Holy Ghost," and reasoned that since it was "fear" that caused accidents, the policy would protect its purchasers even better than commercial insurance would.
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Houston Chronicle recruits bloggers to help cover storm
The Houston Chronicle set up a special Weblog to cover Hurricane Rita written by about a dozen hand-picked readers - and posted unedited.
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