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Wedding ring lost 50 years ago found and returned for Valentine s Day

Wedding ring lost 50 years ago found and returned for Valentine s Day WLS Share: SAN ANTONIO, TX A wedding band lost nearly 50 years ago found its way home this Valentine s Day. Robert and Karen Autenrieth got married on April 16, 1966. Not long after that, the couple was living in Chicago when Karen lost her ring. We were climbing through the snow drifts, and I was helping the three kids get into the car, she recalled in an interview with KSAT. At some point in time, the hand went (this way) and the ring went into the snow bank. She searched frantically, even long after the snow melted away, but the ring was nowhere to be found.

Feeding the front line, whooping cranes, stadium crowds: News from around our 50 states

Feeding the front line, whooping cranes, stadium crowds: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Montgomery: Vaccines against COVID-19 will soon be available at more than 70 Walmart and Sam’s Club stores across Alabama, the company and the state announced. The retailer said people who meet the state’s eligibility requirements can begin signing up for appointments, and the immunizations begin Friday. Part of the program’s aim is to get the vaccine into areas without adequate medical services, the company said. That includes the south Alabama town of Brewton, which the company said was chosen to get the vaccine because other immunization sites are so far away. More than 1,000 Walmart and Sam’s Club pharmacies in Alabama and 21 other states are receiving federal vaccine allocations this week. Gov. Kay Ivey said the state was grateful for the doses but urged patience since each store will have a limited supply

Kentucky Senate gets conscience bill to let medical professionals refuse to provide care

Kentucky Senate gets conscience bill to let medical professionals refuse to provide care John Cheves, Lexington Herald-Leader © Eddie Rodriquez/TNS The state Senate will take up a rights of conscience bill that would let medical professionals in Kentucky refuse to perform procedures that violate their religious or moral beliefs. The Kentucky Senate will get a rights of conscience bill that would let medical professionals in Kentucky refuse to perform procedures that violate their religious or moral beliefs. The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday approved Senate Bill 83 despite an hour of testimony from health care advocates and civil rights groups that warned the measure could permit discrimination.

On Valentine s Day, serendipitous return: Ring finds owner after being lost 48 years

Karen Autenrieth vividly remembers the day she lost her wedding ring. Karen and Robert Autenrieth joining hands, wedding bands in place, in front of their wedding cake on April 16, 1966.(Courtesy Karen Autenrieth/TNS) “It was very cold and the snow plows had plowed the snow up onto the curbs,” she said. “I had parked my car in front of my grandmother’s house and I was climbing over mounds of snow, helping each kid get into the car. My hands were cold – I didn’t have mittens on – and my ring just flew into the snow.” She dug around for a bit – her three kids, ages 2, 3 and 4, waiting in the car – but to no avail. She went back after the snow melted and searched some more, but no luck.

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