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Ronald G. Webb makes national news Story on radio, television stations; many newspapers, including Washington Post, Lexington Herald Ronald G. Webb, who drove his pickup truck through the Greensburg side doors, made national news all day Monday, August 22, 2005. The story has been on television and radio stations across the country, and one story made the Washington Post in a story headlined "Man in Swimming Trunks accused of spree." An account of the incident is the lead story in the August 23, 2005, Columbia News. It is written by Tiffany Hadley, editor. The article is accompanied by dramatic photos taken immediately after the incident. Fifty-two stories are listed at this Google link. In the Lexington Herald, there's a story headlined "I've Done a Lot of Felonies Tonight." Here's a quick link to the much earlier story carried here at ColumbiaMagazine.com. This story was posted on 2005-08-23 00:03:15
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