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2A ♦ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2006 ,|£. V , A\ V I |M K '*'*' H \ .JR- in.. « j# ENI/Gary Harmon Wylene Radford has lunch with her grandson, left, Desmond Walker, and her nephew, Cory Brown, right, during "Grandparents Day" and a book fair held at Tucker Elementary in Perry on Thursday. m W ■■■ lH8) HSi Gpi 1 i ENI/Gary Harmon Emily Stewart shows her grandmother, Kim Sheridan, a poster she likes at the book fair. < ENI/Gary Harmon Ben Newhouse, center has lunch with his grandparents, Debbie and Ricky Prater. ■i- 1 .pi" §E i? K .. .;ji ———— «►,»; "■£ jr ifr-I■in..i iUiiimii m ,i,i>i.ri-.ti-.1-o-tf>-bff ‘ • ..!% . egg ENI/Gary Harmon Corbin Williams enjoys having lunch with his grandmother even as he struggles with his drink. MserfcMtyl Cal 987-1(23 Grandparents day MIMMMpMyMMIIf 111 llllllillljli P II I I Il l I ai^rTvOA^fOCTieiA^llNjg? 0S 8 * f 0111 1 MBTlilg Includes Metai | Single I > BMisioiiiistiClflnsßs i r to ACCtPr MOST INSUKANCI ASSI6NMMS % mcm, SUPWOR S CIGNA | ‘‘''“A 310 m MMMur Br ~„ ,->■-, ** '■ Pp| 'st®T v fc> JBB ENI/Gary Harmon Tyler Brown shows his grandmother, Debbie Ducote, a book he is interested in. di LOCAL WW747K m * Two Complete Pair Of Eyeglasses $69“ Museum ot Aviation going a show large-scale aviation flhn Special to the Journal The Museum of Aviation is now providing free showings of a 90-minute Heritage of Flight Aviation Film. Except when pre-empted by scheduled events, the showings begin each day at 9 a.m. in the large-screen Vista Scope Theatre in the Eagle Building and run con tinuously until 5 p.m. The film is free to the public. Insurance commissioner fines Safeway $500,000, orders to ‘shape up or ship out’ Special to the Journal Insurance Commissioner John W. Oxendine announced this week he has fined Safeway Insurance Company of Georgia half a million dollars, and the company faces the unprec edented action of expulsion if their claims handling practices do not drastically improve. “Our examination of Safeway found numerous violations of Georgia law,” Oxendine said. “The con duct of this company is unac ceptable, and if I don’t see a reverse in their business practices, they face being kicked out of the state.” Oxendine said Safeway Community Events ■ REPUBLICAN BREAKFAST - The Republican Breakfast meeting will be held at 8:30 a.m. today at Sonny’s BBQ in Warner Robins. Guest speakers will be Congressman Mac Collins and State Representative Larry O’Neal. Continental breakfast ia available for $3.25. ■ WORK SESSION SMILE FOR THE CAMERA. 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Sprint, the NEXTEL name and logo, the NEXTEL ONLY FROM SPRINT logo, the FOCUS ON DRIVING logo and other marks are service marks and trademarks of Sprint Nextel. MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are registered in the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office All third-party product or service names are the property of their respective owners. All rights reserved The Heritage of Flight film, produced by the Museum of Aviation, features foot age from the fighter pilot training exercise Red Flag held at Nellis, AFB Nevada, NASA, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment, Air Force action from World War II; Aerospace Power (B-18, B-2, A-10, C-17, and more) and Roaring Glory Warbirds (P-40, B-17, P-51, has been placed on intense supervised probation for two years. If further viola tions occur during that time, the Commissioner’s order states that he can revoke their license to operate in the state without a hearing. As part of the probation, Oxendine has ordered a reformation of Safeway’s business practices which will require the company: ■ To undergo quarterly examinations by an insur ance department inves tigator to ensure claims are being handled fairly and expeditiously, and ■ To no longer over ride medical opinions on bodily injury cases without just cause, and - The Houston County Board of Education will hold its work session Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Bonaire Elementary School. ■ TOBACCO CESSATION - A free four-session course to help you quit smoking and/or using tobacco will be held Monday from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at the Houston Health Pavilion EduCare Center. WARNER ROBINS 206 Russell Pkwy. Ste. 500 478-923-4339 HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL B-25, P-38 and P-47). Visitors are invited to experience the past, pres ent and future v of aviation through the Heritage of Flight film. The Museum of Aviation is open seven days a week from 9am-spm, and is free to the public. 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