Kathleen Houlinhan, 60, and Michael Sullivan, 65, are both lung
cancer survivors. The two began smoking in high school due to cultural
influences and experimentation. Houlihan noted, "smoking used to
be everywhere." Sullivan smoked for 50 years before quitting smoking
while Houlihan quit after 26 years. Sullivan had surgery to remove
his left lung in July, 2007, and said that since that time, he has
had "no desire for one [cigarette] [Photo by Daniel Zollinger/Independent]
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Snow blankets area: ABOVE: A line of trucks wait to turn
onto the I-40 freeway entrance ramp Monday morning by the west-side
truck stops in Gallup after icy conditions contributed to a jack-knifed
truck on the interstate and forced law enforcement officers to temporarily
close the west bound lanes. BELOW: A highway department sanding
truck works the exit ramp from I-40 at mile 16 in Gallup on Monday
while working to keep the interstate open and safe to drive on.
Drivers battled slick roads after a storm front left rain and snow
flurries to melt together into sheets of ice. [Photos by Jeff Jones/Independent]
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Tuesday
December 11, 2007
Selected
Stories:
Gallup man charged
with Pilot robbery
Ceremonial flute
returned to Hopi Flute Clan
Quest for a
cure; Cancer victims tell amazing stories of survival
Peaks case in
court today / Murray named Apache Co. sheriff
Deaths
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