Ford Mustang News Archive
17-Nov-2007
Plano man pleads guilty to steroid charges (Plano Courier)
A Plano personal trainer pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal charge of distributing steroids. David Jacobs, 35, admitted to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute anabolic steroids. The plea was heard before United States Magistrate Judge Don D. Bush in the Eastern District of Texas.
'Shoot her, shoot her,' men urge gunman (The Florida Times-Union)
A 29-year-old Arlington woman was loading clothes into her car trunk when a man walked up behind her, put a pistol to her head and demanded her purse. The robber was one of four men who approached her at 7:35 p.m. Nov. 10 in the 6400 block of Anvil Road.
PCPD investigating traffic accident (The News Herald)
Panama City Police are investigating a traffic accident that injured one man Wednesday morning. Capt. Robert Colbert said a 1996 Ford Mustang driven by Glenn Hutto, of Panama City, ran into the back of semi-truck on U.S. 231 near East Avenue Wednesday morning.
Busch driver Cassill, 17, is on a fast track (Sun-Sentinel)
The future of Hendrick Motorsports sat in the lounge of his No. 24 Busch Series transporter, looking nothing like the photo on his Web site, where Landon Cassill has that gunslinger squint and a veteran's grim look.
Campbell gets to `Come on down' (The Kalamazoo Gazette)
KALAMAZOO -- Ed Campbell bought three bags of Purina Cat Chow and won a 2007 Ford Mustang convertible.
Kenseth expects crew chief to help Roush in GM role (USA Today)
It would be one thing if Robbie Reiser wouldn't be around the shop at all, which might concern Matt Kenseth and others at Roush Fenway Racing. If anything, the 2003 Cup champion and four-time competitor in the Chase for the Nextel Cup expects his crew chief to have a bigger presence in his upcoming new role as RFR's general manager. Sunday's Ford 400 will mark their final race together, and ...
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