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Bob Lutz

Wichita
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@league42ict founder and executive director. Used to be in the newspaper. Used to be on radio. Obviously, a has-been.
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By Bob Lutz
| Inlander Verified
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Car Spot: 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon

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By Paul Daniel, Bob Lutz, Car Spots
| Savage On Wheels
Much more than just a grocery-getter … As a kid, we had one car and one station wagon. Both AMC’s of course. If you drove down any street in America you would see the same scene repeated in many garages. Then the minivans came and station wagons were no more. Well almost no more. A few manufacturers kept making them, some faster than a sports sedan like my spot this week, a 2011 Cadillac CTS-V Wagon.
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Bob Lutz: Use the data to help address overdose epidemic

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By Bob Lutz
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
By Dr. Bob Lutz In March, Spokane City Council unanimously passed Resolution 2024-0031, “Addressing Spokane Overdoses.” It called for improved sharing of information and data to address the overdose epidemic affecting our nation and Spokane. While graphs and numbers were important to frame the discussion, data for data’s sake is useless in affecting outcomes. Rather, the council can use this data to shape policies that could impact the health of individuals and the entire community.
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